The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-21
City in Brief

DO you know Carpenter? Accident.
Health and Liability insurance--Advt
Clean shoes. neat hair cuts. scandia
Barber shop. Broadway and First
avenue. -Advt.
Chief of Police Keefe states that
the ordinance regarding the riding
~ BICYCLES on the sidewalks applies
equally as strong In the winter as
during the summer months.
Those interested in forming d bowl
ih& leagie tn this city are asked to at
tend 8 meeting which will be held
at the Nestor alleys tomorrow even
ing at 3 O'Clock when 1t il likely the
league will be formed.
Several articles thai were found
at the Home Products show last
week are at the Fargo Commercial
club and they can be had By their
owners IL they call and prove proper
". Some OF them are quite valuable.
sheldon q Grant have leased the
store room 6f p. ii. Cummings. which
was formerly occupied by The Cour-
ier-News on Northern Pacific avenue
and they will move in within d day or
two with their auto supply articles.
Al great deal Of interest Is being
taken over the state in the coming
hog production contest that Is being
fostered by the North Dakota Better
Farming association. and Secretary
Cooper states that already the en-
tries have begun ia come in.
g. III. Dill, who for fourteen a
was city salesman for Park, Grant &
Morris in Fargo and who has a host
OF friends here, is visiting in the city.
He now own q fine ranch and fruit
farm near Hamilton, Mont. He Is here
to visit old friends and transact busi-
ness.
Secretary Diemert of the Fargo
Red Men states that the orders have
come from the great tribe to the ef-
local tribe tomorrow evening and Chef
Leggitt has been requested TO have
his best line of dog feast eatables
ready.
Secretary to the Governor Foley arr
rived in the city this morning from
Bismarck to spend a few hours in the
metropolis on business. He win meet
Mrs. Foley who viii arrive from
Chicago this evening and they will
both return to the capital city early
tomorrow morning.
Col. w. c.. Mccormick OF Minne-
4 apolis. the "adamantine'' man. has
sent a Letter to Secretary Leeby OF
the Fargo Builders & NTraders that
he expects to attend the banquet Of
the exchange which will be held to-
morrow evening at the Prize hall and
for which great arrangements have
been made.
Street Commissioner Johnson says
that there are some in the city who
pay no attention to the orders about
cleaning the n and Ice from the
sidewalks and that he will be COM
PEELED to send his men out to do the
work and this will be charged to the
property owners.
Keller & Boyd will open the en-
tire Annex about the first OF the conn
ing month, and this includes the cafe,
but the balance Of the new house will
be kept open right along. There is
a good deal yet to be done in the
house before IL is completIdsand ready
for use in all departments.
John Armstrong, the restaurant
man, will leave during the coming week
for New York and from there win sail
to the Bermudas, see the sights and
stay away from Fargo about q month
or six weeks. He says the amount
OF business he did during the past weel
was enough to tire out any man.
Rev. II q. Behner OF the First Pres.
byteTian church states that inquiries
from all over the state are coming II
asking for o particulars in regarC
TO the great missionary meeting tina,
! is to be held in this city during thG
coming month and he looks for a bis
crowd Of outside people to attend.
d. w. Peck, state secretary OF thc
Minnesota Y. M. G. A., will be the
speaker at the local association al
the mems meeting next Sunday after
noon and as he viii have a fine mes
sage for the boys Of Fargo It lis hoped
that there will be q very large attend
ance
Mr.. Shaffer. the advance agent for
the lectures that are to be given by
the National Cash Register Co, under
the direction OF the Messrs. AsheI-
man was in the city yesterday, pre-
pairing for the same. The lectures
show all about the big cash register
plant and they will be given at the
Masonic temple Feb. 8 and 7, and will
be free to all, but cards OF admission
will be handed out. This will be the
first time in the history of the north.
west tina the famous KinemacoloR
pictures have been shown. These are
naturally colored pictures OF the NOV
ing type and have only been put or
the market within q short time. The
lecture promises to be most interest
ing.