The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-10-20
EMPERATURE
CITY IN BRIEF

CITY IN BRIEF
For good photos see Erickson.-Advt.
Erickson photographs everybody.
-Advt.
Attend the great sale in A. L..
Moody's basement this week.-Advt.
The complete shop, engraving. print
Ing, blank book. knight Printing Co.
-Advt.
James Michigan Is back from a brief
hunting trip in the western part Of
the county.
Engraved and embossed work OF
every description. Knight Printing Co.
-Advt.
Steamship tickets to all foreign
ports. Wheelock Insurance Agency.
500 Front street, phone ~1oo6.-Advt.
Mgr. c. F. Reynolds Of the Ford
Motor Co., and DR.. ]. L. Graves, spent
Sunday and Monday hunting ducks in
the vicinity of Sanborn.
According to precedent it will now
be in order for the lovely Indian sum-
mer to make it's debut-folloWing the
little snow furry Saturday night.
The things required for success in
lithography: Service, Quality, Price.
We give them all to you. Walker
Bros. & Hardy.-Advt.
Shoes shined and hats cleaned. First
class work. Private chair for ladies.
At London shoe shining parlor, 20
Broadway.-AdVt,
Judge c.. A. Pollock will go to Sher-
brooke tomorrow morning to hold a
term of the Steele county court. This
will probably be q shotr session. He
will be accompanied by Court Report
er Green.
Mrs. Lewis Hicks Is seriously i'll at
the Northwestern hospital in Moorhead
and is not expected to live. Mrs.
Hicks has only BEEN i'll for a fortnight
and her many friends are deeply con-
cerned over her alarming condition..
Vice President Irish Of the First Ma
tional bank and Col. Charles Brewer
the secretary Of the North Dakota
state game and fish board Of control
have both returned from a three days
hunting trip. They report a successful
shoot.
Earle D. Fleming is reported mucf
better. While he is still at st. Johns
hospital recovering from his two re
cent operations on his finger, he II
now able to be about again and wa!
down town Saturday afternoon for al
airing.
J. c.. Halsey of Westhope, q promi
nent farmer and business man of tn
northern part Of the state, brough
his daughter, Miss Martha Halsey, t.
| ! CL ToL~'s IncpitoJ yyharp Shn will IN
dergo an operation. Mr.. Halsey Il
well known in Fargo and the friends
Of the family here will be interested II
the outcome of his daughters opera
ton.
In some quarters it is stated tina
cranberries are likely to be short il
, SIMPLY this year. One reason Is tina
the cranberry crop in the boys II
Plymouth county, Massachusetts. wa.
hard hit by early frosts and grower!
estimate that over $4,000 barrels haV'
been destroyed n the demands TO
the eastern markets will have to b.
supplied from elsewhere.
Miss Agnes Lewis, formerly O
Moorhead and later for several year
a resident of Minneapolis, pursuant
musical studies, and now Of st. John
academy at jamestown. N. D.. was tn
guest yesterday of Mrs. Bunce, 81
First avenue south. Last evenin
Miss Lewis contributed a solo durin
the service at the Presbyterian church
With her rich c~ontraltO voice she CAV
"a beautiful rendition OF one Of Bari
e, let's sacred compositions, The Day
Ended.
l. The work of organizing under tt
regulations. which become eftectlN
> Nov. l, for the protection Of migra
tory birds in the United States, no
for the first time under federal pre-
- lection, will start first in the midd
" states, the northwest, and the Pacif
coast. Thirteen federal inspector
lr have been named for the district
Is into which the country has been d
f. vided, several in the west being e1
a perienced employees Of the department
There will be cooperation with stat
game commissioners n other stat
authorities to prevent complication
in the local enforcement Of the law.
t. A letter to a Fargo friend state
g that Rev. Hugh L.. Burleson, formerl
"a of this city but now Of New York,
10 getinst along very well indeed aft'
the accident to his kneecap a week
two ago and the doctors have ever
s. expectation that he will make a pc
le eraI weeks before he will be about
"a usual. The reverend gentleman h
been moved to st. Luke's hospits
"a New York, from his home at Cos Co
Conn, in order to have some Era
i'd treatment and be near the sessions
the general convention, so necessa;
r., as Mr.. Burieson is secretary to Il
y, General Board of Missions. The acc
r. dent to Mr.. Burleson occurred on II
~ night of Sept. 80 in coming down
~ badly lighted stairway from the raj
I'd road station at Greenwich, Conn. I
to missed a step n his right kneecs
was fractured by muscular contra
ton. An operation. was performed t
next day and at the end Of h we
70 was sent to the hospital in Ne
~ York. ~ .'