The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-01
CITY IN BRIEF

n,,, aood photos see E~rickson.-Advt
rr,ckson photographs everybody,
ErlcAso" -Advt.
NON, r1ete shop, engraving, print
4"s s,ank hook. knight Printing Co,
tug' o1ahA --Advt.
Ereraved and embossed svorS OF
every description. knignt FriLitins -
.re looking for snaps in secondhand
antos see them at the ScIlas garage
Fargo.-AdVt.
Mrs Holderman's ad in this paper
has news of Importance - ga ss@eh-
lers.-AdVt.
Handsomely uniformed cadets from
- TTnivorsifv of North Dakota were
~ attraction in the business streets
today. 70 -54r.@j
Steamship tickets to all 1orelsn
ports. Wheelock lnsura dnc a,,+ 49, ~
Rishop Mann has returned nome
from New York city where ne mas
heen attending the triennlal conVen
tion of the Episcopal church,
Shoes shined and hats cleaned: First
o,ass work. Private chair for ladies'.
At London shoe shining parlor' 20
BroadWay'-AdVt' ..
The things required for success in
,+hnpranhv: Service, Quality, Price.
We give them all to you. " Walker
BROS. & Hardy.-Advt. 49,
The ladies Of the First M. e. church
I'LL oivo their annual chicken pie
simmer Friday evening, Nov. 7. in the
church. cav
Mrs Wick Wood has been receiving
the compliments of her many trlehus
on her originality in the
Of the display windows of Everypodys
store on Broadway.
Rert Masking. manager Of the A. c..
foothau team Yesterday sent DR.. New
salt a complimentary ticket Tor MS
" 1uable work in getting Grover CleVc-
land in shape for today's game.
~ T. Reiseker, Of Fessenden, Is in
+ho civ TO spend Sunday with his
wife. who has been i'll at the hospital
for a considerable time. Mrs. Arthur
Netcher, his daughter, is also here
from Grand Forks.
The Caspary Fur House has re-
moved from second avenue to 3l3
BROADWAY. The firm name has been,
changed to Fargo Fur CO. II they
are located in the new Derecc1 build
] ing with the J. 0. kvaale JeWelry
Co.
T. O. Kvaale for several years with
the F. W, Peterson Jewelry Co. has
onened ND in the new DerecCi building
on North Broadway a small but very
complete ieWelry store of his own. Mr..
Kyaale will feature h finest jeWelry
and jewelry repairing.
Mrs. Frank Talcott, wife of War
den Talcott of the state p~enitentiary,
is in the city today from Bismarck,
with her children. Frank Talcott. jr.,
who is attending the state university,
I is down from Grand Forks to spend
4 Sunday with his mother at the Wal
4 dorf.
The Moorhead Auto & Supply Co,
have secured the agency for he new
line Of Hudson cars. They already
have several 1914 models on the floor
and they are beauties. Mr.. Campbell
one of the proprietors of the concern
is a live automobile dealer and has
started his advertising campaign for
1914 cars. Their announcement aD-
pears in this issue of The Forum.
CLYDE Mcdaniel, of the Hamilton
j Brown Shoe Co, st. Louis, Will
establish headquarters at h Waldorf
hotel, and will work out from here,
\ This is MI. McDaniel's first year in
North Dakota territory, and he r.
a ports business as very good. OF fifty
eight men, h is the second in sales
Of high grade shoes in North Dako-
ia. The company's business Is show
4 ing a great gain, the business Of this
week being moro han 500, 900 larger
1 than for the same week last year.
The "kids' on the southside, about
Island park and the Hawthorne school
seemed to have it in for the street
railway company and its patrons
whom they wanted to see delayed as
much as possible with Halloween
pranks. Near the school fifty feet OF
wooden sidewalk was torn up and
strewed about theN street car tracks
one car between s and 9 o'clock vas
delayed half an hour by the work oc-
casioned in clearing the tracks of old
lumber, as fast as the motormen and
conductors cleared the tracks, the
q gang replaced the lumber ahead and
there was no let up until the police
were phoned for. Shortly after IL
o'clock another st. Johns hospital
car was delayed by the blockading OF
the track by an overturned automobile,
q the machine had been moved from q
garage near by and maliciously over
turned. Nothing much was said about
the soaping Of windows and the plac-
ing of giant fire crackers on the
X tracks, the latter prank was exercised
between II and IL o'clock. Overturn-
ed small buildings was very common