The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-13
City in Brief

United States Marshal, James Shea
returned to his home at Wahpeton last
night, after spending a few days at
headquarters here.
Atty. "A. w. Cupler left this morning
for Buffalo, Mimi, where he will be
detained for the next few days on an
important law case.
The Fargo Cabinet Co. is 10Y per-
manently established in the Champine
building, 622 N. p. ven 1t is a
new industry for Fargo.
AT 1880 this evening there will be
| q rehearsal of The Nautical Knot at
the Fargo college conservatory par
Tors and it is very important that
every member OF the cast be present
at the time named.
Next Monday night the city council
will meet in the city council chambers
for it's third meeting of the month.
| This meeting is expected to be an im-
portAnt affair and will practically close
all the unfinished business of 1911.
Al substantial check was received by
the local fire department from J. II.
Il AuElA11ldn do .lit6 GpPA ClGIAO AOL IiO
work done by the fire ladies of this
city at a recent fire in his store. The
| check was turned over to the Fargo
Relief association.
A Forum representative recently
saw Or. Basye in New Orleans. The
doctor has an Office in one of the best
blocks in the city and is enjoying a
large practice in o~steopathy. lie is
looking forward to the annual ummer
visit he and Mrs. Basye make to this
section.
Morton Page is at Laredo, Mex, to-
day and will reach Mexico City tomor-
row. He has gone South to accompany
Mrs. Page and Miss Roberta to the
United States. Miss .Roberta's health
has improved in Mexico but because Of
the disquieting conditions there Mr..
Page thought it best to bring them
to this side Of the line. They will prob
ably spend the rest Of the winter in
California.
Spokane papers contain reports of
bankruptcy proceedings by Mrs.
Mitchell, at one time q popular mill
liner here. She was in the jewelry
business there with Mr.. Anderson of
Fargo, who has since returned from
the west. The liabilities are placed
at s14, 600 and the assets at a little
over $4,000. Mrs. Mitchell has a great
many friends in Fargo who will
regret. to heal of her financial res
verses in the west.
A passenger on the "Stork Special'
which arrived at the home of Court
Stenographer and Mrs. w. C. Green
about 7 o'clock last night, was a son.
About the time named the happy papa
was due at the castle hall Of
the knights of Pythias of which
he is the chancellor commander,
but he was obliged to send his
excuses and in phoning to Past
Chancellor Scott he said, my
wife has just presented me with q
son, therefore, l cannot come"
In another column of this paper will
be found the annual statement Of the
grand lodge A. o. II. w. of North Da-
kota, together with the certificate OF
valuation by it's actuary. Miles M,
Dawson of New York. 1t is found that
this society has paid all death claims
except n and after due search the
officers of the grand lodge have been
unable t locate the proper person tc
whom it can be paid. Besides having
its full amount OF reserve as required
by it's valuation it has q surplus OF
more than $4,000, Notwithstanding
that it's death rate was normal during
the year and three months passed dur
ing which no assessments were levie7
This means d dividend TO each policy
holder Of % per cent. With the hnan-
ciaI depression Of the past year this
showing Is certainly q good one This
order has now been admitted to &c
business in both Montana and Idaho