The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-10
City in Brief

Edw. S.. johnson, lawyer, now locar-
ed at 535 deLendrecie building.
work on the new root cellar at the
county hospital and the new deep we'll
for the same institution has already
commenced.
Judge Miller will make bis usual
weekly pilgrimage to Fair HIS on
Lake Pelican this afternoon, and win
return on Monday morning.
The First Presbyterians r. holding
their annual picnic for h church and
Sunday school at Oak Grove park, and
during the day..
There will be no meeting Of Fargo
lodge of Elks this evening, as the reg
uIar meeting takes place on n FOURTH
Saturday, night Of this month, when
business only viii be attended to.
Nearly all OF the druggists from out
side the city who have been
the convention here have left for their
homes and they took the very best
impressions OF Fargo away with them.
Hauser Bros. are building a large
addition to their meat market on
Eighth street south, and VIII put
therein a big cooler and are making
OLneT improvements AZ
lishment.
The new Annex hotel on Front
street lis under roof and in a few days
the plasterers will be at work. The
hotel according to specifications VIII
be strictly fire proof, and will be
opened about Oct. !.
II Is hoped that all Of the men in the
city will remember b mems meet
- - A.. ~ M n A 4nvnppTnrU aft
ernoon as these meetings r growing
in interest all the time. The commit
tee 20 circulate invitations will report
early.
There will be no ceremonies on
| Monday next when the brickiayers be-
gin the work on the new Glad Tidings
mission on Front street Rev. o. E.
McCracken is very much pleased at
the name in which the work is go
ing on.
Atty. w G. Resser. having COM
pleted his outside week for the sea-
son. can now be found In his Office in
the Kaufman building, Sc Broadway,
where he will be glad to see all his
old friends and any new ones need
ing legal services. Phone Tb9.
There viii be no services in the
First NJ. Z. church tomorrow evening
as that congregation will worship
with the First Pr~esbyterians In order
that they may hear Rev. DIR. Adams,
the former pastor of the latter church,
who is here for a few days on a visit.
The work of replacing the creosoted
blocks on the street al the junction of
FIRST avenue and Robert street is GO
ing on. These were torn up at the
time the Union Light, Heat Il Power
Co, laid it's mains across the street to
reach the government and other build
ings.
The body OF John Berne, who died
| q few days ago at the county hospital,
was inferred this afternoon by under
takers from the Wasem morEue. The
young ma had been a native of Mas
l~saehusetts, and was nj In the coun-
try looking for work when he was
taken III.
The North Dakota Retail Coal deal
| eds will meet In convention In this
| city next Wednesday and they are ex-
| pecting to have a delightful time. The
association is AFFILIATED with the
| Northwestern Coal Dealers associa-
| ton and many from outside the state
will be in attendance.
Hon. VIM. j. Price has sold out all
OF his real estate belongings In the
city. James Patterson purchased Mr..
| Prices three houses In the city, pay
ing therefor in the neighborhood of
| $4,000. Mr.. Price is now located In
the city of Chicago and his family
will soon follow him. He expects 10
pay Fargo q visit in the near future.
PHONE YOUR WANTS no THIN FoBuM