The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-19
City in Brief

lily I'm Brief
Chief OF Police Mcdonald Of Bis
maTck Is IN the city today, the guest
OF Chief Keefe of this city.
Mrs. Walter II. StockwelI. Win has
heen attending the Grand Forks fed
Grafton of clubs meeting has returned
home and had q very pleasant time.
President Cowie and the other men,
beTs of the Fargo Kennel club are
working hard for the success of the big
dog show that viii be given here next
January.
The druggists who were attending
n state pharmacy examining board
here for a few days all returned to
their homes last evening, having COM
pleted their labors.
1t is stated that the Fargo Fair as
ISOLATION will not hold a. meeting and
the annual election before the first Of
next year, when the laying of plans
for the next season fair will be dis
cussed.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A, Mcdonald of
Bismarck we're In the city this morn
Ing on their way to Grafton, Mr.. Nc
Donald is the popular agent of the
Northern Pacific at the capital city
and formerly resided in Grafton.
This evening the new students of the
agricultural college will be given a re-
ception at the Y. NJ. C. A, and the hour
has been Fixed at s o'clock. The boys
ara planning on having a big time. 1t
Is likely that the cadet band will be
one of the big attractions.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Webb of
Ellendale were in the city today on
their way to Grand Forks, where Mr..
Webb went to consult President Nc
Vey of the university in regard to the
educational commission of which he is
a member, In regard to matters of in
terest to the commission.
H. o. Hill of Pao PauIo. Brazil, will
be the speaker tomorrow afternoon at
I o'clock at the Y. NJ. G. A. at the mems
meeting and all are invited to hear
him, as the address will be very inter
esting. He will talk On the work in
Brazil and give incidents that have
come under his observation.
Court Daisy Of the I. o. o. r. held a
very pleasant meeting last evening
which was very we'll attended and
business Of the order was looked into,
after which there was a period of So
ciability, for pleasure and business
work hand in hand at these gather
ings.
The Bylleshy Co, which owns the
Union Light, Heat e. Power Co, as
well as the Fargo & Moorhead street
ear line will erect a neat little station
at the end of the Dilwerth line when
the latter is completed. None are
necessary at any other point along the
road,
The people of Lisbon, backed by the
Fargo Commercial club, will likely
soon begin the agitation for two trains
each way each day, excepting Sunday,
on the Southwestern branch of the
Northern Pacific, and 1t Is stated that
petitions will be carried about before
iopg.
Capt. Harold Sorenson of Co. B, Ma
tional Guard of North Dakota, is rest
as can be expected. The captain was
taken to st, Johns hospital a day or
two ago, suffering from liberation OF
the stomach and for a time his cendi-
ton was considered serious, but his
friends will be glad to know that there
has been a slight Improvement.
Manager Arvold of the Citizens
Lecture course has received press no
tiee of the entertainment given by
Benjamin Chaplin who impeFsenates
they are all of the highest type. He
will appear in this city on Wednesday
evening of next week at the agrleul-
turaI college, IT is likely that Smith
Stimmal's Lincoln guards viii attend
in force.