The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-10
City In Brief

There will be an examination for
mail carrier at the Fargo p~ostof1ce
Nov. 2 and further particulars a be
had by inquiring at the office.
Jalmer Anderson, who wal at Bitch-
Vile and other places in the state in
the quest of game is expected to ar
rive home this evening or tomorrow
morning.
Parties of hunters storm the South
western every morning and the early
morning train on the Great Northern
is also carrying it's quota of men
with guns and their dogs.
There is a meeting on in the First
Presbyterian church this afternoon,
when the ladies will be expected to be
present with their needles and do a
good deal of work for the church.
The Dacotah tribe of Red Men will
hold it's regular monthly meeting in
the Loyal knights hall on Wednesday
evening of this week, when a great
deal of delayed business will be trans
acted
Miss Mary Johnson, formerly stem
ographer at The Courier-New office,
resigned and has taken a position
with the International Harvester Co,
assuming her new duties on Monday of
this week.
The international officers of the
Meridian road project will arrive in
the city tomorrow and will be tender
ed a reception by the Fargo CONNER
cial club, I'M will be lunched at the
noon hour.
The masons have gone to work on
the new Peter Elliott building on up
per Broadway which is being erected
from plans by Hancock Bros. The
building will be of buff brick and be
a handsome structure. W.
Hon. Walter L. Stockwell, grand
secretary of the various Masonic fra
ternitfes of the state, is at Indianap-
oils attending the grand chapter of the
Royal Arch Masons and will not re-
turn before the last of the week.
There will be no meeting this week
of the Personal Workers league al
the Y. M, @. A, on Thursday night as
announced, but the big meeting and
rally has been postponed until Thurs
day evening, Sept. rs, when a very in
teresting programme will be observed
and several well known local men will
speak.
The board of directors or trustees Of
the Y. Nj. c. A. will hold a meeting this
evening for the purpose Of hearing the
report on the committee on nomina.
tions for The election which will take
place during the coming month. There
will be five directors to be elected t.
replace those whose terms have ex.
pired,
The new organist at the First Pres.
byterian church will be w. w. KAN.
merling, head of the piano and organ
departent at the Fargo Conservatory
OF music, the music committee of tht
church having closed the engagement
last evening. 1t is also stated tina.
Mrs. II. HI. Wheelock will be the di.
rector of the choir.
President Cowie of the Fargo Ken.
mel club denies the report that hi
thoroughbred dogs were borrowed 70,
the hunting season. He states that h,
is preparing them for exhibition pur.
poses, and anyway they are not mucI
gifted in the bunting business. HI
states that everything points to a bi,
show both here and at the state cap
ital, the former in Fargo in January
and the latter at Bismarck mex
month.
The first fall meeting of Fargo lodg,
No. 2, knights of Pythias, last night
was well attended, the number O
knights in attendance far exceeding
the number expected by the chancel
Tor commander. Considerable routin
business was disposed of and som,
plans of interest arranged for the mex
meeting, Sept. 23. DR.. T.. G. Dayen
port was elected trustee, vice c.. II
Dixon, who resigned on account of hi
leaving the city and domain of Nortl
Dakota. The trustees were authorize,
to pay over the sun of $50 to tn,
wife of a former member, from tn,
widows and orphans fund in accord
ance with the bylaws.