The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-20

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w. W. Smith Of the North Dakota
Harness Co, is making q business trip
to the twin cities and Chicago and
VIII return home in a day or two.
DR.. Edwin Folsom. who has been
housed for some time on account of
illness. is reported very low and has
been unconscious for two days past.
His friends are deeply concerned.
y p. Hardy, secretary of the COM
mercial club, is attending a meeting Of
the state federation Of commercial
clubs which is being held in Grand
Forks this afternoon and evening.
The Livingston Sunday at the First
Presbyterian church will be March 30
instead of next Sunday as was at first
announced. Easter services will oC-
cupy the attention of the congrega-
ton next Sunday.
Beginning this evening the Orpheum
will have a full set of the celebrated
Mexican war moving pictures which
are said to be most realistic. They
have never before been shown in the
northwest.
Mrs. Henry f. Miller and two grand
children will leave on Monday next
for Portland, Ore, where they will
visit Mrs. Miller's daughter, Mrs. Jes-
sic T1ntItipT- nTH tho rtonthnY. nF fh-
children. Mrs. Miller and the children
will remain in the west for some time.
Peter PiCkton who is convalescing
from a recent critical operation, was
reported much better yesterday and
walked the length of the hospital cor
ridor, which is very encouraging to
his many friends who are deeply
interested in his recovery.
James Rick, the veteran conductor
of the Northern Pacific who lives in
this city and who runs the Pembina
passenger train on the spring and sum-
mer schedule, Is now running out of
Grand Forks, but he is hoping that his
old train will again be put ON in the
near future. :
August Johnson, street commissioner
states that just as soon as the spring
opens and the snow and ice thaw there
there will be a general cleaning up of
all of the paved streets and alleys in
the city. Those who are caught throw
ing ashes or other waste in the alleys
of the city will be dealt with accord
ing to law.
There was only one case in the po-
lice court yesterday, that of a man
who had been arrested for begging,
and he was given four days, but the
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were liberated without fine. There is
scarcely a night that from ten to a
score or more of 'boes do not apply
for sleeping quarters.
AS soon as Sam F. Crabbe. the
architect. has the. plans for the new
armory-auditorium completed the
work of erecting the immense struc-
ture will be commenced. 1t is hoped
that ground can be broken shortly
after the first of April. 1t is believed
that the building will be completed
about the last of October.
Secretary Cooper states that the en-
tries for he acre corr growing contest
have already commenced to come in.
He is confident that the entries will &C
away over 1000, for already letters
have been pouring into offices of the
better farming association making al
kinds of inquiries, and the entry blanks
are being sent out to all applicants.
It is hoped by the officers of IS thai
every traveller in the city will attend
the big meeting which is set for Sat.
urday night of the coming week, as
there will be a big class to be initiated
This is a special meeting and was or.
dered by Grand Counselor Fegan OF
Grand Forks, who hopes by April / tc
have at least 50O1 members of this
grand district.