The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-23
City in Brief

Health and Liability MISUNDERSTANDING
Clean shoes. neal hair cuts, scandia
Barber shop, broadway ana First
avenue. -Advt.
Expiration OF lease on Prizes and
Elks' hail, April 1. See me for rent.
u. -. Hester. Fargo, N. u.
President cowie Of the Fargo Kennel
club Will cell q meeting of the club In
a day or two to settle UP the business
OF the last great successful show.
For sale-Two roll top desks and
two fiat top desks In good condi-
ton at The Forum office. -Advt.
New advertising curtains have been
placed In both the Grand and Orpheum
theatres. They are from the studio OF
q Minneapolis artist and are quite
artistic.
Secretary Wolfe states that he
wants to see a very large attendance
at the mems meeting Of the X. M. @.
A. next Sunday afternoon as there
win be hrst-class speaking.
Montana Land-n you are thinking
OF locating in Montana or buying Mon
tana land for investment, let me give
you pointers as to best propositions.
Geo. p. Howell, Trav. Col. Agt, @. ID.
Il Ok 49, L. 4eSy G1@GOs $3.50
joe Purcell, the well known travel
ing man will spend Sunday with Mrs.
Purcell, his son and the new baby
daughter at Northheld. MINI, and re-
turn to his duties in the city the first
Of the week.
1T lis stated that the commercial club
ana the park commission will arrange
during the winter months for band
- Gtw.@.lNrgM - NnA twarh an rfrE
of the city during the summer months.
The few that were held last season
were quite popular.
n. II. Danaher OF Minneapolis, a
prominent man of the city, Is the guest
OF u. j. Weiser, president OF the First
National bank Of this city. for a q
or two, and he says he finds much to
please him In North Dakota's largest
and most progressive city
col. w. p. Mccormick OF Minne-
apolis who came up from the twin
cities to attend the builders, and
traders banquet last night will leave
for home in q day or two after he has
had a visit with his old friends. He
expects to resume the road shortly
after the first Of the month.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the First Presbyterian church is max
ing great arrangements for the meet
ing which will be held tomorrow
| evening in the church parlors, and
there win be a social feature. Each
young lady Is expected to bring with
her a box Of lunch properly labeled.
There will be a meeting Of the Fargo
lodge Of Elks on Saturday night wheIt
there will be initiation and every
member of the fraternity Is asked to
be in attendance as there win be a
good deal Of important business to be
attended to. There viii be a nice
lunch served after the meeting is con-
cluded.
The auditorium committee of the
commercial club are busily engaged
in raising the money for h pig
building which is to be erected during
the coming spring and summer and
they hope that everybody will take an
interest in the matter and give the
committee the amount that has been
allotted.
There was a well attended meeting
Iof the Red Men last night when the
work Of installing the officers was
taken up by Past Sachem Diemert,
Eassisted by several OF the other past
loficers. Following the meeting there
Twas a nice lunch served by the enter
tainment committee headed by Joe
Lemieux.
The members OF the Grand Forks
council Of the Knights Of Columbus
are expecting a large attendance from
Fargo at the ceremonial session next
ISunday. Most of the Fargo bunch
will leave on Saturday evening while
| there will be many make the trip on
the early morning train on the Great
Northern.
Frank w. CLARK, anage of the
Stone-O Wells Co. in this city,
states that he will take hts machine
and make the trip to Crookston dur
ing the district convention which will
be held during b month Of june.
tom Sirrs OF the Armour Co. viii also
display his little 'red machine on
the same occasion.
The big Birch concrete mixer oc-
cupied a prominent place in front OF
the p~ostoffice yesterday. 1t had been
hauled there by a six horse team and
was for the inspection of the jury In
the federal court in a damage suit
that was brought against Birch & Co.
The machine, one of the largest ever
seen in the state, attracted a good
deal of attention.
w. A. BILLY" Myers has rendered his
resignation to the proprietor Of the
Metropole and will leave in a few days
for Crookston, Mimi, where he will
enter the Palace hotel as clerk. Mr..
and Mrs. Myers and family expect to
leave on Saturday. He has been with
Il. E. Cole for the past seven years and
has worked his way UP from the posi-
tion OF beIlhop to that OF night clerk
land was one Of the houses most val
liable employees. His friends wish him
ABUNDANT success in his new field OF
labor.