The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-19
City in Brief

Lost, sorrel horse, Finder please
phone 1905 call 10.
Mrs. G~albraith of Minneapolis is
spending q few weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. Harold G. Hall of Tenth
street south.
Mrs. G. F. Hall and Miss Harriet
E.. Clark, who have been with Mrs.
Harold @. Hall of Tenth street S ruth,
during her recent illness returned to
Minneapolis today.
William HI. Snyder, travelling agent
for the Burlington route, was a busi-
ness visitor to the city yesterday and
was greeting the different railroad
agents in the city.
Quite a number of Fargo people
have ordered papers sent from East
Liverpool, o., to this city, on account
OF the Billy" Sunday meetings which
began there last Sunday.
The machinery that steve Birch &
Sons Construction Co. used here in the
bituminous concrete paving will be
shipped west In the next few days, as
the contract here has been about COM
pleted.
Members of the local tribe Of Red
Men are looking forward eagerly to
the meeting of next Wednesday night
when there will be a big social session,
in which all of the braves will be ex-
pected to take part.
One of the trucks at the Northern
Pacific railroad station was too near
the track when the Southwestern came
IN and as a result the truck is a com
plete wreck. Fortunately no one was
injured by the collision.
The Town n Country Club will
hold a meeting on Friday night of this
week ab the commercial club rooms,
when it is doped that all who are In
any way interested will be sure to at
tend. Further steps will be taken to
promote the company.
The great sunday school rally in all
of the so-called orthodox Sunday
schools of the state of North Dakota
will take place on the last Sunday Of
the coming month and many of the
Fargo schools are making extra prepa-
rations for the big occasion.
The Forum has received several pa
pers from Los Angeles, CAL, from r..
III, Cummings, who with Mrs. Cum
mings is attending the great g. A. r.
national encampment. They write
that they are having a very pleasant
time, and have been meeting many
former Fargo people.
The big Olsen furniture sign has
been taken from the building which
was formerly occupied by the company
and will be placed on the company's
new building farther up Broadway. 1t
is one Of the longest wooden signs in
the entire city n was not removed
without some difficulty.
Great preparations are being made
for the big rally of the Personal Work
ers' league which will take place on
Thursday night of the coming week.
President Taylor OF this league says he
has assurance that there will be a
very large attendance on this occasion,
as there will be plans made then for
the coming campaign.
william II. Way. who for several
years has been with the Monopole
Tobacco Co, of Detroit and Chicago,
has resigned and has accepted q pOgi-
ton ais traveller for the Reinecke e.
McKone Co. OF this city, and has al
ready entered upon his new duties.
Mr.. Way has a large acquaintance all
over the state, as he has been travelling
this way for many years.
Joseph McLain OF Towner. NJ. ID.
who has been county superintendent
of schools for McFienry county for the
past few years, is in Fargo today vis-
iting with superintendent Hoover. Mr..
McLain is on his way to Portland, Ore.
where he intends to move his family