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

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The complete shop. engraving. print
Itng, blank book. Knt Eht Printing Co.
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Engraved n END oossed work of
every description. Ku light Printing Co,
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Fer Rent and Ford Sale signs always
ION hand at walker Bros. & Hardy
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Removes superfuou s hair, face mes
sage, treat scalp and feet. Suite &
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steamship tickets to all foreign
ports. Wneelock Endurance agency
l602 Front street. phoate 1006-AdVt
Tutoring in grade or high school
subjects. Ina r. John son. 1903 Stxth
avenue south. Phone S2Sh"-AdVe
There were only two arrests yes
lterday for drunkenness and they were
given the usual Ines tor such oTfenses
land told to sin no more.
MADAM HARRIS GOODMAN re-
moves s~uperfiuous hair, nroles. warts;
treats the scalp and feet. Phone 1884.
mo. l Broadway. suite o. me
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Sir Thomas Lukyn stnd wife Of this
city. who are touring Europe are at
ITyn-y-Coed, Phyl, which Is a town In
wales and they write that they are
having a fine time.
All of the trains that passed through
Fargo Friday, Saturday and yesterday
were filled with people On their way
home from spending the Fourth, and
the travel is said to have been very
heavy.
Joe Olson, who is one of the clerks
at the c.. c. Green meat market has
been placed in the detention hospital,
as he is threatened with scarlet fever.
His many friends hope for his prompt
recovery.
Exalted Ruler Nesbit desires that
there be a big attendance at the meet
ing Of the Elk which will be held for
business only next Saturday night.
There is a good deal to be attended to
on this occasion.
Fred A. Irish, vice president Of the
First National bank, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Irish at the Island lodge,
down on Dead lake, Mimi, and had a
very pleasant time He avs that the
fish are biting good.
Miss Mile Huelschnitz, who has
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Gardner hotel. will leave in a few days
on her vacation trip, and will go to
1.-THE home of her parents at Bertha,
Mimi, and her friends hope that she
will have a very pleasant time.
DIR. A. j. Kaess, of this city. is the
proud possessor Of a new Cadillac two
seated, forty-horse power machine, one
of the very latest makes and he thinks
it about the finest on the road. he
has been the possessor of the machine
for a few days and is proud Of it.
1t is stated that the prisoner, Flod-
strom, who was charged with at
tempting to cut a man at the fair
grounds with a knife On Friday made
an attempt to break out of the lock-
up on Friday night, but vas discover
led before he made good his escape.
Ralph R. Wolf, general secretary of
the Y. M. c.. A. of his city, has re-
turned from Minot where yesterday
AFTERNOON he delivered an address be-
fore the Y. NJ. c. A. to a number of
boys of the G of Is years n up
word. He talked on the pure life.
The annual election of Co. B will
take place this evening and it is hoped
that every member will be present.
The boys are getting ready just now
for the annual encampment and many
of them were at the armory yester-
day afternoon to have their equip
ment in good shape.
Thomas P. Cooper, secretary of the
North Dakota Better Farming as
ISOLATION, has returned from a very
pleasant visit to the boys encamp-
ment which is still going on at Chau-
ttauqua and states that all Of the boys
are in good health and thoroughly en-
joying themselves.
Some of the furniture of the North
ern Trust Co. has been placed in the
new room which was formerly occupi-
ed by the Western Union Telegraph
Co, and which is being remodeled for
the trust people. 1t will take several
weeks yet to complete the room,
which is next door north Of the
Merchants Bank.
1t is hoped there will be a large at
tendance tomorrow evening at the Y.
M. c.. A. when the reception will be
given to Rev. and Mrs. Leland w.
Powers, which will begin at 8 o'clock.
There will be refreshments. Mr.. Pow
ers is the pastor of the First Chris
tian church Of Fargo and came here
from Helena, Mont.
There will be installation at the
meeting or the Red Men OF Fargo next
"Wednesday evening when the officers
who We're mentioned in The Forum a
few days ago will "be raised to the
stumps," and there will be other cere-
monies, making a very interesting and
profitable meeting. Every member
should be in attendance.
Bolles q Rogers, who have a fur
and leather store OF North Broadway,
have in their show window the skin of
an immense python, one of the largest
lsnakes that was eve seen in this sec
ltion. 1t has been well tanned and the
skin has attracted a great deal of at
tention. In addition they are display
ling the skin of a big alligator. The
window Is nicely arranged.