The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-17
City in Brief

Il City i'm Brief
DO YOU know Carpenters Accident.
Health and Liability insurance.-Advt
Mrs HahkIns, formerly with Dom
aidAon y Dayton's in Minneapolis has
accepted g position In the fitting room
Of ]. P. Blacks store.
The North Dakota Improvement Co,
e not elect its officers during the
winter months, for the annual meeting
and election Ii held in the month of
June.
The annual election Of the Nortn-
western Mutual Savings and Loan Co.
week at the company's offices on
Broadway.
We will give a reward for a roam
morse; with white face, Weighing 1000
pounds, that escaped from our yard
Tuesday evening, Finder please no
THY 2. ]. Young g. Sons, Fargo, n. ID.
-Advt.
This has been one OF the very best
weeks in the history of Fargo for the
hotel man, and they had about all they
could handle and then some. Many OF
the private houses In the city were
used TO accommodate the strangers.
Charles Timer, one OF the well
known citizens of Lisbon and q power
full hunter on the Sheyenne in the fall,
has been the guest OF Ed. Manning at
the latter's home on Roberts street
this week and he has been having a
good time.
Many of the dogs that were exhibit
ed ! n the very successful exhibition
of the state kennel show this week are
being shipped away this morning and
afternoon. Quite a number of the ami
mails are from Canada n they were
all prize winners.
All are invited to attend the Glad
Tidings Mission every evening in the
week Inc at any and all of the services
which are held on Sunday. The pastor,
Rev. O. =, MeCracken will be pleased
to welcome YOU. The exercises at all
OF the services are very interesting.
Charles III. Porritt, the contractor,
who has been making a business trip
in the west has returned home, and he
says that business conditions are pick
ing up all along the line. but that he
didn't find any town while he was
away that he thought came up to
Fargo.
Sen. wv. C. Mcdowell, WHO delivered
one Of the most successful addresses
of the convention before the Grain
Growers yesterday afternoon, return
He will stop at his home in Marion
a few hours before resuming his leg
i~slative duties again,
The committee Of arrangements hav-
ing charge of the coming annual BAN
quet of the Fargo Builders and
Traders exchange. are arranging to
have several short speeches to make
III that evening. It is not the inten-
ton to have any long addresses made
during the banquet hour.
DeWeiis & B~eivadfer, a very clever
sketch team appeared last night at
the Orpheum, being substituted for
Seaman e. Killian, and they gave an
act that was most pleasing and vas
greatly enjoyed by the three audiences
OF yesterday. They are a bright man
and woman team and made good.
This evening the house warming
dinner of the First M. r. church will
take place at the church parlors and
there promises to be a very large at
tendance, as the ability of the
a culinary way is well known and well
be sure to induce many to attend.
All should attend the Home Products
show OF the Fargo manufacturers at
the Hancock building today, for there
is much there that should be seer by
the people of the city, as 1t will let
them know that much they are buying
from out of town can be had here and
that. too, from people who make the
goods.
DR.. Herbert G.. Leonard, formerly
pastor OF the First M. e. chuSch OF
this city, but nows pastor Of the leading
NJ. r, church Of the twin cities, win
be the speaker at the mems meeting
at the Y. M. C. A. Sunday afternoon.
Wick w. Wood will speak on the First
American Poet at the Fellowship lunch
which follows.
The auditorium committee of the
commercial club after this week will
get very busy with the subscription
paper, for they realize that there are
many yet who expect to contribute
who have not been seen. The audi
torium project is looming UP in very
good shape and will eliminate In a
fine building during the coming sum-
mer.
DIR. L. G. Davenport left for Min
neapolis last night to attend a state
meeting OF the Minnesota Dental as
S0Cl3t10n. Inc WeStAlE 10 W DS Az
| tended BY practitioners OF national
and international repute and a feature
will be the clinics to be held by some
OF the distinguished visitors. There Is
also TO be a big display of all kinds
Of dental goods.
Sen. Henry Linde OF Stanley, IA Of
the strongest and ablest republican
members OF the upper house in The
state legislature. passed through the
city yesterday on his way back to
bismarck from tie first recess. Legal
business in the federal court called
Senator Linde to largo. Tho Noun
trail senator is one af the prominent
attorneys of the northwestern part
OF the state.
Warden Hellstrom of the state peni-
Tertiary, who mas invented a new
continuous reinforced railroad rail,
was in the city Yesterday on certain
matters in connection with this new
proposition, In which 1t is understood
several Fargo financiers have taken
interest. Mr.. Heilstrom has a som
tract to furnish rails to the 500 line
and will begin the active manufacture
of them just as Dol as his term as
pe~nitentiary warden expires which is