The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-03
City in Brief

Do you know Carpenter? Accident,
Health and Liability insurance.--Advt.
Clean shaves, neat hair cuts, Scandia
Barber shop. Broadway and First
avenue. --Advt
Mrs. L. F. Darrell: "Child nurse"
Reasonable. Terms cash. Broadway
hotel, phone 1893. --Advt.
For Sale-Two roll top desks and
two flat top desks in good condt-
ton at The Forum office. --Advt'
Fargo tribe of Red Men will hold a
business meeting on Wednesday night
of this week and it is hoped that there
Will be a large attendance.
Captain Bell and other members OF
the Salvation army held big meetings
in the village of Glyndon, Mimi, yes
terday afternoon and they were very
we'll attended.
c. e. johnson of the Capital City
National bank of st. Paul, was a busi-
ness visitor to the city today and was
caller on H. w. Gearey OF the
| Merchants National.
Attention Housewives: When down
| town, call on Domestic Utilities Co.,
625 N. P. avenue. We have something
which will interest you. Demonstra-
| ings p. m. -Advt.
The local committee Of the Imple-
ment Dealers association desires The
Forum to state that the public in gem
eral Is most cordially invited to attend
the implement show in the Hancock
building, which is free to all, and which
they believe will be well worth seeing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. ellis expect
| to leave for their future home in
Crookston about March /. Their many
| friends will regret to see them go. but
are pleased to know that Mr.. Gillis
will be in Fargo every fortnight and
Mrs. Gillis will frequently visit her
parents In Moorhead.
At both the Waldorf and the Gardner
| last evening there were splendid con-
| certs given at the 6 o'clock dinner hour
and they were greatly enjoyed by the
guests of the houses and others, who
| dropped in to hear them. Miss Dare OF
the Orpheum theatre sang at the Gard
ner and was well received.
Mrs. O'Connor, widow of Michael
! O'Connor, who died recently in Salt
Lake City, Utah, and who was a form
er resident Of this city and a nephew
of Contractor Kennedy, with her four
children. has moved back to Fargo to
reside, and here the children will re-
| ceiVe their education, this being in con-
formity to the wishes of her late hus-
| band.
i Sen. W. P. Porterfield will return TO
Bismarck this afternoon after spend
ing the recess at home. During his
visit he was welcomed by his many
friends throughout the city. Much
interest is being taken by his con-
stituents, in the senator's intinerant
, venders bill and it is hoped it will sue
, cessfully pass both houses and reach
the governor for approval.
The lyceum of st. Mary's cathedral,
this city, will go across the river this
, evening and in the parochial hall of
} st. JoSeph'S church produce A Modern
: Ananias, which was so we'll done by
the club members on Friday night and
again yesterday afternoon in the Ly-
ceum hall, and there should be a big
attendance, as the proceeds will go ia
the church. Father Fay will direct
the production.
The big polar bear act that appear
ed at the Orpheum theatre a few
weeks ago and which attracted SC
much attention passed through the
city today over the Northern Pacific
road bound for Billings, Mont, where
the attraction has a booking. 1t is
the intention of the owners to have
fifty of the big animals in San Fran
cisco when the Panama canal eXposf
ton will be held. There were ter
bears in the special car.