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


The annual business meeting of Ell
Zagal temple will be held in the Ma
sonic temple tonight.
Ash Wednesday will be Feb. 6 and
Easter Sunday will be March 2S, this
days.
Eaton & Eaton will occupy the
Hatcher office the first of next month
and will sub-let about one-half the
space.-Advt.
A marriage license was issued this
morning in the county cour to George
L.. Lincoln of Hunter and Nellie e.
Nolan of Grandin.
Secretary Slime of the commercial
club states that there are still a
few business men in the city who
have not paid their share to the club
budget who should do so at once.
l.. R.. Buxton, assistant cashier of
the First. National bank Of this city,
is expected home from an extended
trip out to Billings and other points in
Montana. He went on business for
the bank,
According to some OF the merchants
they have already felt the effects of
the opening of the Dilworth line in
an increase OF trade, and they claim
this will be more apparent as the time
slips by,
Charles Ulmer and wife, who have
been visiting MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Man
ming Of Roberts street, have returned
home to Lisbon. Charley did his full
duty to the Spug club by furnishing
the ante-C Christmas dinner.
The First Baptist church committee
has decided that it will have the
Christmas tree and treat for the chill
dren IN Monday evening, Dec, 20,
rather than on Christmas eve or even
ing when everybody Is more or less
busy with home duties.
A special meeting will be held in the
Salvation rms barracks tonight at
s D. m. A special address will be Civ
IN by Rev. w. j., Hutcheson of the
Broadway Methodist church. Mr..
Hutchinson il a very earnest speaker
and a big crowd is expected.
Fancy work sale First Methodist
church Friday and Saturday Nov. 13
and IL. Home cooking Saturday after
noon. Please deliver fancy work at
parsonage before Friday and home
cooking at church Saturday morn
ing. -Advt.
Secretary Wolf Of the local Y. M,
C. A. will leave for Grand Forks on
Saturday afternoon ond Sunday af-
ternoon viii speak to the association
there. He viii give some Of his ex-
periences while engaged in 'Y' work
down In the Panama district and Will
prove to be most entertaining.
Hon. Walter stockwell, grand seere-
tary Of the Masonic bodies of the
state, will be at the meeting of the
Westhope lodge this evening to make
! an official visit. Saturday he will 20
to WilIiston where he win deliver an
address before the convention of the
Williams county school directors.
Captain and Mrs. Bell, OF the sal
! walton Army have several Door fam
| lilies that cast off clothing would as
sist very much Just now. Those who
| desire to contribute cash for the
Christmas treat for the poor, and as
| sist in furnishing a basket for the
families should send In their dona-
, lions at once
Senior Counselor Bishop states that
he will not make public his committee
| for the next social session of the
Travellers which will take place on
Saturday evening, Dec. 4, bat that he
has named a good one that will be
sure to fulfill every requirement for
| giving the ladies q good time. Like
| the last meeting there win be no long
winded speeches permitted.
The Mems society of the First Pres
byterian church with the ministers
and club presidents of other churches
viii have a supper at the church par
lors on Tuesday evening, Dec. IL, to
be followed by a mass meeting in the
church afterwards al which DR.. Bradt,
who has been around the world will be
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