The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-07

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DO you know Carpenter? Accident,
Health and Liability insurances-Advt
Roy j. Dunlap has returned from
Madison, Wis, where he the
of his father q few days ago.
A marriage license was issued
this morning in the county court to
jeremiah Dady and Daisy Dickson
both of Fargo. a..
Miss Pearl Faus, manicuring,
chiropody. Room 81
j. r. Holmes store. Phone 2slO.
-Advt.
The intensely cold weather Of the
past few days had its effect on the NAT
ural ice rink On Island park. for there
few skaters appearing.
Mrs. David Oman of the southside.
who has been confined to the house
for several weeks, Is able to sit up a
little, a fact that her many friends
will be pleased to know. ,.s
The heating plant Of the Fargo
operahouse has been put in commits
sion after the fire and is heating up
the store rooms in the annex, which
are occupied by business houses,
City Engineer ,Anders will be the
speaker next Monday night at the
meeting of the Commons club in the
commercial club room, after n
dinner which has been fixed at $50.
william L. Grasse, the we'll known
travelling man of tho southstde. has
been attending a business meeting of
the house at the twin cities and will
return home during the latter part OF
the week.
Clifford Blodgett, of the N. D. Inn
provement building, who has been con-
fined to the house for three weeks or
more by illness, is reported to not be
improving so rapidly as his friends
could wish.
William Stern. of the Alex Stern
store, who has been making an extern
sive trip through the eastern cities has
arrived home and expresses s~attsfac-
ton over the very pleasant time he had
while he vas away.
Mrs. Jorn Osborn and son Of the
town Of Darcy are in the city at the
Prescott hotel. The son, James, has
been undergoing an operation at the
hands of one Of the local physicians
and Is getting along nicely.
Chairman Oman of the Fargo trav-
elers' annual reception committee, has
already started to work to make a
grand success Of the affair which takes
place on Friday night, Jan. 80, when an
immense crowd is expected to attend
Jack David, a Belgium by birth, has
been SEM to the county hospital for
treatment. He was in the Valley City
| hospital for some time, but was per-
mitted to leave there before he was
entirely we'll. He is suffering from
stomach trouble.
The Catholic order of Foresters,
known as st. Mary's court, will have
a banquet at Columbus hall on Thurs
day evening Of this week at 8 O'clock
and all the members are most cordially
invited to attend, with the assurance
of having a good time. Visitors from
other courts are also invited.
The meeting of the Dacotah tribe OF
Red Men in this city tomorrow evening
will be n of the most important the
tribe has held in a long time. There
will likely be installation take place
at this time, after which 1t is expected
that the dog feast" will take place
under the direction of Chief Leggett
The National Protective league will
meet Thursday evening of this week
| anu GNGIH IhCAIt0SN 10 ~ 4AESbAy 2AC
to be in attendance. At 9oNclock the
doors will be thrown open for all
friends of the members to enjoy a So
| ciaI hour. There will be dancing AND
| refreshments served during the even
ing and a delightful time is expected
A telegram received from Thomas
r. Cooper, secretary of the North Da-
kota Better Farming association yes
terday, states that he and Mrs. Cooper
are in New York and will be home the
latter part Of the week, in time to
take in all that transpires during the
Tri State Grain Growers convention
and other big gatherings Of the coming
week. -
1t is hoped by the pastor and officials
Of the First Presbyterian church that
there will be a. very large attendance
at the annual meeting of the congre-
CATION which will take place on Tues
day evening of next week, The annual
| church supper will also take place, the
hour being fixed at $3.50. There will
be much business TO attend to, on this
occasion.
The sound of the hammer and saw
| will ring through the Hancock building
on Thursday next. The Manufacture
ers' Home Product show people will
have their work in their department
on the ground floor, started while In
the second story the. contractors vii
be busily engaged in getting the big
rooms in readiness for the corn show
which will be held under the direction
hat all this work will be completed
by Thursday evening, SO that the ex-
hibits can be moved in the next day