The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-15
CITY IN BRIEF

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The complete shop. engraving, print.
inas blank beck. knight Printing Co.
-AAvt.
Undertaken Wasem left this morn
Ing for Marion, to attend a sudden call
from that place for his services.
Engraved ana embossed work OF
every description. Knight Printing Co.
-Advt.
Mrs. G.. II. Pardoe has gone to Min
neapelis to be the guest Of Mrs. Sails
bury.
Steamship tickets to all foreign
ports. Wfeelock Insurance Agency.
coz Front street, phone 1006-Advt.
The things required for SUCCESS in
llthography: Service, Quality, Price.
We give them all to you. Walker
Bros. Sc Hardy.-Advt.
Shoes shined and hats cleaned. First
class work. Private chair for ladies.
At London shoe shining parlor, 20
Broadway.--Advt.
The Fargo Bible class No. So will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
Wanner on Seventh avenue south. The
hour Is 3 o'clock.
Jack Lang. who Is with More Bros,
returned yesterday from the twin cit
les. He was looking over O new line
Of 1914 automobiles.
Prof. A, G. Arvold Of the public
speaking department Of the A. c. made
public the programmes which are to
occur during the coming college year.
The Independent Order Of Foresters
will hold an important meeting to-
night at the A. o. u. w. hall at 8
o'clock. A dance will be given after
8 o'clock.
Miss Lewis, one Of the designing
staff Of the Redfern and Warner Bros.
Corset Co. will visit Fargo on Oct. 27,
and will assist the ladies in selecting
the proper form Of corset. She will
make her headquarters at deLendre-
~cies.-Advt.
A coming social event at the agri-
cultural college will be the annual all
faculty" reception which is scheduled
for next Friday evening, an occasion
which Is always anticipated by the
members Of the teaching force at the
popular state institution.
Rev. Father Fannon, q Dominican
priest of st. Paul, arrived in the city
yesterday. Rev. Father Fannon, who
is a very fluent talker, spoke at the
cathedral last night and was greeted
by a large congregation. He Is to have
charge Of the mission now going on at
the church.
H. A. Stanton, Of the Bee Publish
ing CO.. of Omaha, is in the city in
the interests Of The Twentieth
Century Farmer, one Of the publica-
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Hebe Stewart and Vera Stewart, Of
Denver, are with him.
In the interests Of safety to en-
ployes the Northern Pacific a each
n Of it's freight cars %placarded near
the couplings with the inscription
"There's d safe way to do it. Do it
that way. Start now" This will I'M
doubtedly prevent a, number of &C
cidents to brakemen who might be
inclined to get careless in the coupling
and uncoupling Of cars.
An auto speeder going south on
Tenth street across Second avenu
south last evening about $50 o'clock
! probably was not aware how close he
came to q, terrific collision with a troll
ley car going west. An accident was
aVerted by quick action of the motor.
man who changed his bell hard, bu
the autoist was evidently determined
to continue his speeding.
l.. e. Walter, who for the past yea
has been assistant in. oils and paint
In the chemical department of the A
c., has resigned in order to take a po
sition in Toronto, Can. He will be fac
tory manager Of the Toronto brancl
firm telegraphed Dr.. e. F. Laid for
reliable man and Dr.. Ladd recon
mended Mr.. Walter. Mr.. Walter lef
last night to a up his new position.
Clara B. Schmidt Russell has flee
an appeal to the supreme court from
the decree of the district court, which
some time ago refused to grant her
an injunction restraining the city
commission from closing the Ely
block. The commission declared the
block unsafe, and ordered a fence
built in front of it, which was done.
The district court refused to order the
fence removed.
Many Of the stores are making
elaborate displays of fascinating Hal
lowe'en favors, and table and room
decorations can be bought at irresisti-
Bile prices. Cats and dogs, brooms and
pumpkin favors are 5 and 10 cents
each n for about the same prices
IiieIS dle graveyard SkeleIOnS, Gunny
cat fans and ~tumblejacks rang
ing in price from 5 to IS cents each
there is no lack Of variety at the dis
posal of the promoters Of jolly parties
for the evening Of Oct. 81.
Joe Smith was arrested on Front
street earl this morning with a grain
sack full of new shoes in his posses
sion. The sack contained seventeen
pairs Of new overshoes, and six pairs
of new leather shoes. Smith was non
comm1ttal as to where he got them,
saying only that they were given to
him. Whether he intended to emulate
Edward Payson Weston, the great
cross country walker, and wished to
lay in a supply Of shoe leather to last
him clear across the continent, he did
not say.
Sundays New York papers contain
prominent announcements of the first
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