The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-28
City In Brief

Do you know Carpenter? Accident,
Health and Liability insurance.-Advt.
The committee having in charge
the coming to Fargo Of the world wide
missionaries in February are busily
engaged in preparing their plans for
the great event.
Begin attendance now at the Bis
marck Law college. Bismarck, N. D.
Regular full three year course may pc
pursued at the evening sessions.
The Personal Workers. league OF
this city Will hold a meeting in the
Y. NJ. c. A. at s o'clock IN Thursday
evening Of next week and it is hop
ed that there will be a very large
attendance.
The Salvation Army will have it's
Christmas treat and tree for the chill
dren on Monday afternoon at 5
o'clock and expects to have a very
fine programme of music and ad-
dresses n recitations.
There will be no programme at the
commercial club New Years day, but
there will be open house from 10 to 4,
and all will be made welcome and the
entertainment committee will be on
hand to greet all who call.
Several of the Fargo undertakers
will attend the North Dakota Funer-
al Directors association meeting at
Jamestown during the month of Feb
ruary and the meeting is expected to
be a very well attended one.
Those from North Dakota who are
attending the Crane-Ordean-WeIls
reunion and banquet at Duluth this
week and the first of next are eX-
pected to arrive home on jar. I. for
the meetings will continue for several
days.
All members of Modern Woodmen
are particularly requested and expect
ed to attend the funeral of their
deceased neighbor, NJ. j. O'Connor
from st. Mary's Cathedral, North
Broadway. Monday morning at 3
o. E. Lien and half a dozen good
speakers will be at the Y. NJ. G.. A.
tomorrow afternoon at the mems
hour, 4 o'clock, the hall will be crowd
ed. Immediately after tho meeting
the men will sit down to a good fell
lowship lunch.
Those Who stay away from the
ceremonial session of the Elks this
evening will be sorely disappointed,
for there will be many a stunt pulled
off that will be most pleasing and es-
pecially so to the old timers. Frank
Kent, h best ESQUIRE" in the north
west will nav something to do with
the initiation. and there promises to
be a large class.
The contractor for the new Annex
hotel on upper Front street is hustling
the work, so that Messrs. Kellar &
Boyd of the Waldorf, who will man
age the house, a hav it open and
ready for business by the week of
Jan. IA. when the Tri-State Grain
Growers convention takes place here.
There will be seventy five additional
rooms in the new house.
Instead of announcing the pro-
gramme in advance for the Fargo
council U. G. r. ladies' night it is
the intention to surprise the ladies
who will be guests of the council on
that occasion by not letting it be
known who the performers will be.
The programme will be of music and
addresses and readings n after it
has been concluded there will be a
lunch.
President McHose and Secretary
Hoenck of the Fargo Manufacturers
association state that there will be
many new exhibitors at the Home
Product show which will take place
during the week of Jar. II and that
it is believed that all of the fifty
five booths will be taken. The show
will be held on the ground floor of
the Hancock building on Broadway,
the corn show being upstairs.
w. H. Stewart has gone to Montana
on business in connection with the
Mark Western Horse Co. The COM
pany will hold it's next horse sale in
Fargo on Saturday. Feb. 1. when it
will have a large number of the
choicest western draft horses, mares
and colts it is possible to secure. Many
farmers are already considering the
purchase of new stock for the spring
work, and Mr.. Mark intends to meet
the demand with the best animals
o~btainable.
Putnam's orchestra will furnish the
music for Miss Prescott's assembly