The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-02-06
City in Brief

Barber shop. Broadway and First
avenue. -Advt.
Mrs. L. F. Darrell: "Child nurse"
hotel, phone 1893, -Advt.
For sale-Two roll top desks and
two flat top desks in good condi-
ton at The Forum office. -Advt.
Tickets for the lecture at the
Masonic temple Feb. 6 and z can be
had for the asking at Ashelman Bros.
51S N. p. avenue. -Advt.
F. #. Teachout who makes his home
at the Waldorf and who has been max
ing q trip out through the state, is x
pected to arrive home tomorrow.
Those In need of a parcel post scale.
will save time and money, by look
ing over the complete line carried by
Walker Bros. & Hardy.-Advt.
st. Mary's cathedral committee has
secured the Orpheum theatre for the
st. Patrick's night entertainment
which is an annual event of the church.
Mrs. william FL. Boyd of the Hotel
Waldorf who was operated on for APP
pendicttis on Tuesday is getting along
nicely, q fact that her many friends
will be very pleased to know.
~t
A. e. Smiley repairs and rebuiIds
sewing machines and cleans same.
Recommended by government officials.
Phone 1851; 16 Fifth street north,
Moorhead, Minn.-Advt.
Joe Rolfe, who was formerly ON the
Geo. III. Webster circuit in ~theatricaIs,
has been engaged as one Of the clerks
at the new Annex hotel and has al
ready entered upon his duties.
II you don't get a ticket for the
lecture Nature, the Factory and the
Home at the Masonic temple, Feb.
6 and Z, call at the National Cash
Register Co. SIS N, P. avenu Tickets
are free. -Advt.t
The Fargo lodge of Elks is planning
on having a big social gathering for
the ladies Immediately after the Easter
season begins. The travellers win al
so have a dance and reception the
first Friday night after Eeaster.
Attention Housewives: When down
town, call on Domestic Utilities Co.
626 n. p. We have something
which viii interest you. Demonstra-
tons daily 1850 p. m. Friday even
ings 8 p. m. -Advt.
The roll OF film showing the Shrine
parade at Los Angeles last June has
been received by AshelmRn Bros. and
will be shown at the free lecture,
Nature, The Factory and the Home
Thursday and Friday at the Masonic
temples-Advt,
Tickets for admission to the lecture,
Nature, the Factory and the Home al
Masonic temple Feb. 6 and z will be
distributed free throughout Fargo and
NTnnrhnud WundnnnHax b 49, HThyr--a-.-
If you don't get one call at the N. c.
r. Office. 51s N. P. avenue. -Advt.
The Fargo tribe of Red Man held on
interesting meeting last night and
there was a good attendance. It was
the first meeting that Fred Heffner
presided over as sachem and he goi
through in fine shape. There was q
light lunch served after the meeting
was over.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Stern Of the north
side will leave in a day or two fol
New York City and from there they
will sale for Panama and will also
visit the Bermuda islands and other
points Of interest in the south. They
expect to be absent from the city sight
seeing for about a month and Their
friends hope for them a very pleasant
trip and a safe return.
Jamestown sends a letter to the EIks
of Fargo that 1t is expected that every
member Of Fargo lodge will visit thai
city during the state convention next
June. An effort will be made to ar.
range the dates SO that the EIks' con.
~yention and the district convention o.
the travellers will not interfere in AM
way. and it is believed that this car
easily be done.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Personal Workers league will be held
at the Y. M. G. "A. auditorium al {
o'clock tonight. The committee APP
pointed to take up the matter concern.
ing the commission form of govern
ment charter will make it's report and
action will be decided upon. IT is un-
derstood that the general public is In
vited to this meeting and an interest
ing time is expected.
Every member Of the commercial,
club should be in attendance at the
mass meeting on Tuesday evening
when lunch will be served and the
chairman of the auditorium commit
tee. w. w. Smith, will give a full re-
port and Secretary Hardy Of the club
will tell all about the budget for the
past year and what was done with
the funds of the anne. He will also
| explain in a short way what is expect
ed to be done during 1918.
Howard Montgomery has been called
to Bay City, Mich, by the death OF his
uncle, the late w. l.. Churchill of thai
city who passed away very suddenly
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Montgomery are 81
present in California and unable to at
tend the funeral OF the formers broth
er-in-law. Mr.. Churchill, who was a
man OF considerable means. died 81
| apoplexy. His nephew will be in BAY
City a week or so attending to some d
the affairs in connection with the set
| Element of the estate of the deceased.