The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-15
City in Brief

DO YOU know Carpenter Accident.
Health Liability insurance.-Adyt.
on account Of the Tri-State conven
ton the stock company at the Grand
win not appear this evening.
u. r. Hyde. editor Of The valley city
Tdmes-Record, was in the city yester-
day to attend the opening sessions OF
the Grain Growers convention
Everybody In Fargo Is most cordial
ly invited to attend the manufaetur-
ers show this week and they viii be
sure to see something that Will be
most pleasing.
The attendance at the poultry show
is very gratifying TO the management,
but President Crabbe states that they
could accommodate more, always
room ahead, as they say in the street
cars says he.
According to the Fargo Commercial
club no stranger In the city this week
has any cause for complaint on not
finding comfortable rooms, although
several OF the private houses had to
be used for the purpose.
Nearly all Of the wholesale dealers
and JObbers In the city have their
NJ dfE4AlA iAAG1A III aLUNu AOMdN IIESkiIlb
old customers and e-ndeavoring to se-
cure ones This has been a great
week for the credit men,
Roy b. Henderson the athletic i'm
struet0r at the X. M. G. A., will be able
to be out about the first of the week,
so 1t is stated by Secretary Wolf. He
has been confined to the house BY a
very bad attack Of grip and tonsilitis.
Sen. John g.. Gunderson OF Aneta,
was n OF last nights arrivals in the
city to attend the annual convention of
the Grain Growers. Senator Gunder-
son is of the biggest farmers in the
Red river valley. He Is a guest at the
Gardner hotel.
President Worst remarked yesterday
afternoon: Well there is one thing.
Next year we will be able to hold the
Tri-State convention in the new au-
ditorium mi armory, for UNDER
stand there will be no hitch In the
Construction which will begin next
spring.
The entertainment committee of the
Fargo council of the Commercial tray
elers hope that no one will forget that
they AVE a big annual ball in the
knights of Columbus hall on the ev-
ening Of Jan. 80 and all friends of the
council are most respectfully invited
to attend.
Chief Of Police Keefe states that the
order has been excellent, notwith-
standing the fact that the city is filled
with strangers. About the only BUSH
ness the police have had to do so far
Is to direct the strangers about the
city and this they have done with po-
likeness and dispatch.
j. a. Buchanan OF Buchanan and
Fargo, arrived in the city yesterday to
attend the january term Of the federal
court, of which he is a petit juror. He
has taken apartments al the Gardner
for the term. Mr.. Buchanan was a
candidates for the republican nomina-
ton for governor at the last June prim-
aries.
Remember that the dog show will
close it's doors tomorrow evening al
10: 80 and you should be sure to see
it before then. 1t is the finest exhibit
of CANNES that was ever given In the
northwest and worth seeing by ev-
erybody, and especially by lovers Of
the dogs, for there are some very fine
ones there.
This evening will be the reninis-
cence prayer meeting at the First M
E. church when 1t is hoped that all
members of the church will attend
There will be short talks by many Of
the members, and it is hoped that there
viii be stories of the old days told
ION Friday night the big banquet in thu
tchurch viii take place.
There will be a. meeting of a specis
and unique character In the Salvation
Army barracks tonight at s o'clock
conducted by Lieutenant Colone
Marshall from Minneapolis. He viii
be assisted by Capt. D.. Marshall, solo.
list, There viii also be a commission
ing of local officers. a. large Grove
is expected at this meeting tonight.
The work Of putting the annex Of the
I~operahouse in shape for occupancs
is going forward as rapidly al posi-
The work of rebuilding the operahoust
1.-THE spring when a bigger and finel
house will be the result. Another gal.
Ilery will be added in the new house.
The presence OF Bishop Luccock ii
Fargo called to the city quite a goodIy
number OF Methodist pastors and al
of the district superintendent. Many
items of interest were considered al
a meeting yesterday. Among thoss
present were, DIR. j.. G. Moore OF
Grand Forks; DIR. S.. a.. Danford 81
Bismarck; DR.. James Asher Of Minot;
Rev. @, E. Vermilya of Valley City;
REV. Jas Anderson, Jamestown;
Rev. Il. Rimes of New Rockford; Rev
Al. Edwards OF Minor; Rev. e. ]
Reid of steele, and Rev. Geo. Quigles
OF Drayton.