The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-24
City in Brief
Edw. s. johnson, lawyer, now locat-
ed at SIS deLendreeie building.

Edw. 8. johnson, lawyer. now locat-
ed at SIS deLendrecis building.
Manager Auxer OF the Keystone
laundry Is having a new structure
placed in the building and 1t - being
Laid in cement.
Manager BIooston is having the de-
bris removed from his pool room on
First avenue, north, that was recently
destroyed by Are ind 1t is likely that
he viii reopen his pool room.
The commercial club is still inviting
people to call at the rooms and secure
4 Fargo BUTTON which it is hoped the
average Fargo citizen will wear during
the fair period, There are man. yet
left.
City Engineer Anders has stopped
work on Seventh street south Tor a
time in order to permit the filing to
settle. 1t is proposed to make this
one Of the finest driving streets in the
city.
Prof. Neal Macdonald Of Valley City,
who is the state inspector Of rural and
graded schools, left yesterday after
noon for Mayville to look into the
summer school that is being held
there.
The members of the Arab Patrol Of
Ell Zagal shrine nearly all lost their
pretty white fatigue caps in the Pam
torium FIRE, They were soiled beyond
redemption and r a total loss to the
boys, as they were not insured.
Manager Rockwell of the Panto-
rum rs cleaning out the debris from
the room that was badly scorched a
few weeks ago. Il is understood that
this room will be repaired at ono and
will again be occupied by Nj. Rock
well.
sam Mcdonald sends postcards
from Seattle, Wash, stating that he
is having q fine time there, visiting
friends and seeing the sights. He says
that he had a great time in Portland
at the national Elks convention, and
will return home in a very few days.
Manager Brown Of the street car
line brought out thirteen experienced
men from the twin cities TO assist his
crews during the fair week. AS the
s~outhside line is out of commission IL
was not necessary to hiring as many
outside men here as in former state
fair years.
J. is stated that the police have the
names Of several offenders who have
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Broadway and that in due time they
win make their appearance before the
police magistrate. Every effort is
being made to stop the practice OF
speeding In the city.
The big meeting of the Red Men
will take place this evening at Loyal
knights hall and every member Is
earnestly asked to be in attendance
as much important business is to be
transacted, the least of which Is not
the passing Of the new bylaws. The
reports viii be made out to the grand
lodge.
The work Of building the new hoteI
on the site OF the old Plaza has ad-
vanced and the workrnen r now toll
ing on the third story. 1t is a strictly
Are proof building and will be known
as the Richland building, named after
RichIand county, where Aaron Stern
its owner lives, while the hotel which
win be managed by Kellar q Boyd oil
the Waldorf viii be known as the An.
mex.
Sen. X. s.. Ramgett OF Finsai II
here with his family taking in the bis
fair. senator Ramsett is enthnsias.
tic regarding the great exhibits to bt
seen at the fair grounds and calls tht
stock exhibit one of the best he has
eyeP seen anywhere. Senator Ram
sett was one of the prime IL
~perfeeting the recent progressive or,
ganization in Barnes county and he ii
no doubt well pleased with his work
since State Committeeman Cox is re.
ported as having signed up for tn,
new third party movement.
George A. stout, formerly Of Fargo
college, now head Of the music de-
partment OF q college at Galesburg
Ill, viewed the sights at the state
fair yesterday. He a. that he ha:
seen every North Dakota state fair
since the law went into effect which
provided for the event being alternatet
between Fargo and Grand Forks, anC
he did not hesitate to say that ths
state fair in Fargo this year was the
peer of them all, o only in greai
extent and excellence Of the exhtbitl
in ali classes, but in the general ar.
rangcment of all that goes TO make
a fair. Last night Mr.. Stout wenl
to st. Paul to attend the annual con.
certs Of the great German saengerfest
at which Marie Rappold. soprano, /!
10 be one of the soioists, q singer
rarely heard outside the very large
centars. Then Oberhoffer is to bs
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