The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-25
City in Brief

DO you know Carpenter Accident,
Health and Liability insurance.-Advt.
Clean shayes. neat hair cuts, scandia
Barber shop. Broadway and First
avenue. AdvL
Expiration of lease on Prizes and
Elks' hall, April i. See me for rent.
i. p. Kester, Fargo, M. -.
Dai Becker. OF Mitchell. s. D., has
arrived In the city for a short stay
with his friend, Hugo Stern.
For saIeTwo RON top desks and
two nat top desks in good ccndi-
ton at The Forum office. -Advt.
The Town Criers will hold a meeting
next Monday night at the commercial
club and the session will be pre-
coded by q dinner.
The First Congregational Church
Brotherhood viii hold a meeting on
Monday evening, Feb. 3 after d dinner
at the commercial club.
Conductor Rick, who had a passen-
ger run between this city and Pennbi-
ma, is now running for a short time out
Isl stated win be resumed again in the
spring.
Judge Amidon OF the United States
Il AAHN - WI = . MH a ARG ACAARGAE 6AA
address before the X. M. @. A. during
the month of February on Moses and
the Law, and the subject is one that
will be interesting.
Earl South. who is one of the stage
hand of the Grand theatre, the
last half Of this week Is taking the
part OF the old butler in the play
Anita, the Singing Girl, and he is play
ing the part exceedingly well.
MRS. Burgess has leased the rooms
that were formerly occupied by The
COurier-News in the second story Of
the building on n. F. avenue which is
owned by r. III. Cummings and viii
extend her furnished room plant.
The meetings Of the j. /. Case trav-
elers have ended and most Of the men
have returned to their homes. Some OF
them came from as far away as Mon
tana, and they ell report having had
a very pleasant time in the city.
The Northern Pacfnc keeps d gang
OF twenty-five men whose business 1t
Is to see that the snow and ice do not
interfere with tine trains at any OF the
stations or in the yards of the conn
pany In the two cities, and they are
kept busy all the time.
There will likely be a good attend
apee al the Elks this evening as there
are several candidates ready for the
initiation, and there viii be plenty OF
other business to attend to as we'll.
There will be al nice lunch served, and
1t is to be hoped that all will attend.
we have just received a car load
of fine corn fed hogs weighing from
100 to $50 pounds, which we will cut
| Moorhead for 1OM per pound
| cash on delivery. Eggert's market and
grocery. Phones 5S1-592- 5s3.-Advt.
The Commons club will meet on
Monday evening at the commercial
club, and there will be dinner at 6:30,
the meeting taking place Immediately
| thereafter. The club has securedNgood
| speakers for the evening and Is
hoped that each member will be pres
emit,
senior Counselor Bishop Of the FAR
20 council of the u. G. Il. states that
the next meeting Saturday evening,
Feb. i, will be open to the ladies and
his committee on entertainment is
rounding up a fine lot Of entertainers
for the occasion and a good time Is
expected.
II. III. Corsan, known ais the worlds
greatest swimming instructor, will be
at the local X M. g. A Feb. 3, 4 and s.
and the next three days will go to
Grand Forks. Great preparations are
being made for his visit to the city and
1t is hoped that all who are interested
win be in attendance.
Fargo lodge OF the knights Of Pyth-
las Is making great preparations for
the visit next Monday night Of Grand
Chancellor Atwood OF the state Of
Minnesota, known as the "biind optim-
ists" who viii lecture that evening
In the Castle hall. A very pleasant
and profitable evening is expected.
The Fargo sir knights viii very gem
orally leave on the early train on the
i Great Northern tomorrow morning TO
attend the ceremonial session Of the
/ Grand Forks knights of Columbus,
/ which begins with solemn high mass at
the Catholic church. There Will be ia
the neighborhood Of fifty make the trip.
Hubert Harrington Of this city, a
member of the executive committee Of
the state Retail Hardware Dealers as
ISOLATION states that from what he can
hear from Grand Forks the dealers
up that way are preparing to have the
biggest kind Of q time at the state
~conventfor which will be held during
the coming month.
Charles Elliott, son OF former May
or Elliott OF this city, is now employed
in zone OF the smaller towns nea San
FRANCISCO and writes that he ID well
and getting along nicely. Messrs.
II Hunt, Hazeitine and Page, who left
here some weeks g expected to pay
Mr.. Elliott a visit out In the west. and
they have reached San Francisco on
their way TO Honolulu.
Those who fail to attend the mems
meeting at the X. "a. G. Al. tomorrow
afternoon will miss hearing one OF the
best speakers who has ever appeared
here in the az" in the person OF See-
rotary Peck OF the X. M. g. Al. Of the
state Of North Dakota. At the broth
erhood lunch which follows the meet
ing Secretary slime OF the commercial
club will be the speaker and he will
prove to be most interesting.