The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-12
City in Brief

A marriage license was granted in
Arthur w. Oliver and Ina Lueila
Bowers, both Of Fargo.
The Church league of indoor base
ball will play two games this evening
at the ,"'Y'' and the general public is
cordially invited to attend.
vern Terryl that he has
severed his connection with the Call
Messenger Co. and is not responsible
for any debts connected with the
place.
The Fargo Commercial club exc
.cutiye committee held a business
meeting yesterday afternoon. but no
business was attended to that will be
made public for the present.
Tho public speaking class cf the x.
M. c.. A.. will hold a session this even
ing and it isshoped that there will be
a large attendance, as this will De the
first night for receiving lessons.
William Doyle, the livcryman, who
has Keen quite i'll with stomach
trouble, is reported to be very much
better and w.ll be able TO be. cut and
attend TO his regular business in a day
Or two.
The Y. M. G.. A, and its work will
be taken up tomorrow evening at
prayer meetings. that will be held in
several oS the city churches, this be-
ing the week Of prayer for such insti-
tutions. .
Several members of the knights
Templar of this city are at Winnipeg
today, attending the field day sports
of the King Edward Preceptoty of
that city and will return home Thurs
day.
Mrs. "A. c.. Diemert, who has return
ed home from st. Johns hospital,
where she was an inmate for several
weeks, is reported to be still steadily
improving. a fact her friends will be
pleased TO know.
j. P. Mccormack, the we'll known
veteran traveller Of the twin cities,
who distributes Admantine plaster
over the state of North Dakota and
who has been here for a day or two.
has returned home.
That rather unattractive advertising
thermometer sign which was tackled
up against the First National bank
building on N P. avenue has been re-
moved, much to the delight of those
who passed that way. C..
Grand Knight Clements, of the
Knights of Columbus, states that
there will be an immense crowd here
on the evening of Nov. %, when the
ceremonial session will take place, and
that the class for taking the different
degrees will be a very large one.
e. j. tWeiser, president of the First
National bank and. Secretary Cooper
of the North Dakota Better Farming
association here returned from Mimi
eapolis where they attended a meet
ing OF the association and they say
that he meeting was a most pleasant
one.
The Christian .Endeavor society of
the First Congregational church vas
addressed by Melvin Hildreth last
Sunday evening. His subject was
Temperance. He handled it in a very
practical manner. The society is plan
ming a very helpful series of meetings
Of this kind.
1t should have been stated in. the
notice Of the dedication of the new
Glad Tidings Mission that the firm of
Haxby & Gillespie donated their serv-
ices in making the plans for the new
church, and that their services were
very much appreciated by Rev. o. E.
McCracken and the members Of his
congregation.
The Young Mems club of the First
Congregational church organized last
Sunday for the coming year under the
leadership of Professor Knowlton of
Fargo college. The class work for the
year will be the study of Peabody's
Social Teachings of Christ. Homer
Dixon was elected president and Mr..
Aiwazian secretary and treasurer.
b.. S. Miller of Manitou, Mimi,
which is a town up along the Canad-
ian border, is in the city visiting his
father, Hon. H. F. Miller, police mag
istrate sof this city. 1t is his first
visit home in several years and he
says he finds the city greatly i'm
proved, and is having a fine time call
ing on and greeting his old friends.
The Fargo lodge OF Elks, at an in
formal meeting, held last Saturday
night, decided to move from their
present quarters on Second avenue
to the old Stone Music hall, which has
been leased by Reinecke & McKone
as soon as their lease will expire next
April. In the meantime the new
quarters will be remodeled and re-
decorated.
The North Dakota State Banker is
out for the month of November, and il
contains al article on Real Estate
Title by Karl ], Farup, another or
Farm Financing by George Woodruff
n many other interesting articles
that will be read by the bankers of the
state. The magazine is edited by w
G. Macfadden of this city, with III. p
Beckwith as manager.