The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-02-21
City in Brief

Do you know Carpenter? Accident,
Health and Liability insurance.-Advt.
Clean shaves, neat hair cuts, Scandal
Barber shop. Broadway and First
avenue. -AdVt
Engraved and embossed work Of
every description made by Knight
Printing Co. -Advt.
Nick Mcclellan, who has been in the
twin cities for a day or two attending
to business. returned home this morn
ing.
The ST. Patrick's day performance
of st. Mary's cathedral will take
place as was first announced and it
will be a fine one.
The Bristol C Sweet Harness Co. has
voluntarily given their employees a
nine-hour day at same wages as for
ten hour in the past. -Advt.
The Moulton Meat Market, 10
Eighth street south has moved to the
Peoples Market, 617 Second avenue
north. The telephone will remain the
same, 1888. -Advt.
The regular meeting of the members
of the Unitarium church will take
place tomorrow evening at the Civic
| Center and every member Is earnest
~ asked to be in attendance.
The of the Civic Center
| entertainment this evening desire to
| say that all are most cordially in
vited to attend, for they are assured
that 1t will be a most delightful one.
Rev. O. Il. McCracken asks The Fo-
rum to announce that there will be
| special service at the mission oil Sun
day next as well as this evening and
he hopes that there will be a large at
tendance.
Hon. John Bruegger, of Williston,
democratic national committeeman,
was a guest at the Metropole over
night. He was on his way home from
a trip to the east and during his stay
in the city met many friends.
DR., and Mrs. Fritz Kahlers, who re-
side in the williams block on the
northside, are the happy parents of a
new baby boy which arrived this morn
ing and tipped the beams at the aston
ishingly high weight of eleven pounds.
The mother and baby are doing nicely.
T. C. SeIlars who has been with the
Remington Typewriter Co, for the
past fifteen years as branch manager,
the last three of which he has spent
in Fargo has resigned and will leave
Sunday for Minneapolis where he will
| enter the real estate business for him
self.
All the men in the city are in
vited to the fellowship lunch which
will take place on Sunday afternoon
| shortly after 5 o'clock when one of
the world wide missionaries will
speak. These Sunday evening lunches
at the "Y" are always very pleas
| ant.
S. S. Lyon, cashier Of the Merchants
| National bank, who has been, for sew
eral weeks, at the Norgaard hospital
after having undergone an operation,
is getting along nicely although for a
time his condition was exceedingly
serious. His friends will be pleased
10 hear Of his improvement.
1t is hoped that all Of the members
Of the Fargo council No. 65, will at
tend the regular meeting tomorrow
evening, for there is election of Of
fcers and a lot of other business to
be attended to. On Sunday at 8 p.
m the dance committee of the coun-
Gil will hold a meeting at the Rune
ly offices on N, P. avenue to further
the big entertainment that will be
given Friday night, March 2S.
Prof. H. H. Aaker returned from
Bismarck this morning, where he at
tended the enforcement league con-
vention. The sessions were well at
tended n an instructive programme
was carried out. He also visited at
the capitol and yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock headed a delegation of
total abstinence people who called on
Governor Hanna to secure permission
to hang an enlarged picture of Hon.
Arne P. Haugen in the house cham
Der. Permission was granted.
George Hauser & Co., have moved
their market from Second avenue
north to the room next door east of
the Grand theatre and are fixing It
up as a first class meat market. They
will put in some fine fixtures and have
enough room to care for their growing
business. The members Of the firm
are two young men who have lived in
Fargo all their lives and they have
been in the meat business for years.
They will endeavor to handle only the
best meats and cordially invite the
inspection Of the people of Fargo to
their new store.
Fargo will have two new families
in the early spring. A. A. Plath and
family Of Davenport, are disposing of
their household goods and will move
into the city early next month and
will take up their residence on Tenth
street on the north side. F. s.
Strehmel and family will shortly move
from Chaffee to this city and make
Fargo their future home. They have
been stopping at the Prescott for q
day or two. The two families have
resided in the state for many years,
but prefer to live in the city, having
done exceeding well in farm life.
On Saturday night at 6 o'clock, the
Intermediates of the Y. M. C.. A, are
to have a Washington birthday ban
quet. There have been arrangements
made for the boys to have a most
enjoyable time and it Is assured that
there will be good eats" There
has also been a short and interesting
programme for the boys arranged.
The boys have planned this and there
Is sure to be. something doing. All
boys from 10 to Is are invited whether
members of the association or not, but
they r requested to ran for
their plate before Saturday noon,