The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-04
City in Brief

/ City i'm Brief
DO you know Carpenter? Accident,
Health and Liability insurance.-Advt
A new front il being put in at the
Luger undertaking establishment as
well as at the William Rosen store.
Miss Pearl Faus, m~anicuring,
shampooing, ~chiropody. Room 81,
over ]. +. Holmes store. Phone 2si0.
-Adyt.
Clarence Johnson, formerly a clerk
at the Wiser drug store has taken a
similar position al the Crusoe
pharmacy.
The First Presbyterians are dgur-
ing on decorating the walls and CELL
ing of the church sometime during
the coming spring and summer.
The trains from the east on the
n. p. road We're all somewhat late
this morning on account of the cold
and bad connections in the twin cities.
DR.. Putnam's orchestra will fur
nish h music for Miss Prescott's
assembly dance in stones new audi
torium, Saturday evening, Jan. 4.
-Advt.
The feast of the Epiphany. which
comes Monday, Jan. s, will be OBJ
served at Gethsemane cathedral with
a celebration of the holy communion
at 10 a. IN. Dean Bowling viii be. the
celebrant.
Rev. Alex Karr, Of Valley City, viii
be the speaker al the mems meeting
of the Personal Workers ieagueA to-
morrow afternoon, to which every
man in the city is most cordially
invited, with the assurance that the
meeting will be one of the hest held in
some time.
Professor Trimble of the A. c.. will
address the brotherhood of the First
Congregational church at their ban
quet on Monday evening at $3.50 at
the commercial club rooms on the
subject Of The influence Of the Pass
ing of Public Lands on the American
Democracy.
Assistant Secretary Ruvicka, Of the
North Dakota Better Farming as
ISOLATION, during the absence of
Secretary Cooper, has succeeded In
getting the Offices moved to the A. o.
q. W.. building, whore the force viii
be pleased to see all of the associa-
ton friends.
a. r. Witherspoon, travelling for the
Great Northern was greeting his
friends In the city yesterday and they
were all delighted to see him. He re-
marked that business could hardly 81
better for this time Of year and every
thing was looking lovely over the new
Fargo-Minot line.
All of the hotels in the city last
night and the day before were well
filed with young women from over
the state, who were going to their
| schools or returning home from the
annual vacation. There were many
on their way to Valley City. as well az
many going to Ellendale.
Deputy Marshal stout returned
home this morning from the western
part of the state where he served
notice on j. HI. Stoddard to make
! wider openings in his fences across
certain township lines. Mr.. Stout has
also been away for his holiday vaca-
ton, which was very pleasantly
spent.
The annual meeting OF the election
OF officers Of the First Presbyterian
church will take place on Tuesday
evening, Jan. IL when there will be
the annual church supper at which all
VI ttAC 11CAlhOGAG OAEHbAG (On&ACEdLi0
are most earnestly asked to be In at
tendance, This is the one great big
congregational meeting Of The year
According to the contracts the
booths for the Home Product show
must all be in position by next Thurs
day evening, JAM. Q, so that the firms
can begin work getting in their ex
hibits early the next morning. The
Manchester Biscuit Co. manager, n. J.
Cone, states that it Will take him fully
three days to prepare the exhibit Of
his firm.
Charles airline, who represents the
the Plant Rubber Co. Of Minneapolis
In this section and who has been At
st. Johns hospital for several weeks
suffering from d very bad attack OF
typhoid fever lis in a fair way TO re-
cover. q fact that his many friends In
Fargo and over the state win be
pleased 20 know.
After the annual parish meeting of
GeE1gen1ane cathedral next Monday
night Bishop n Mrs. Mann will
leave Fargo for New Mexico. of which
missionary district Bishop Mann is
temporarily in charge going by way
oE the twin cities and Kansas City.
The bishop VIII be away from North
Dakota for about two and a half
months.
The many kind friends who gener-
ously remembered the children at ST.
Johns Crphanage viii be pleased 10
learn that they enjoyed a very happy
Christmas. There IRE at present lie
briNfat hsa3thy children In this instftu-
tt0n and the sisters who have ii sn
charge are more than grateful 10 all
who helped them give the orphans
this pleasure.
Carl johnson, who was arrested
New Years eve for being overcome
and abusive aE home, the complaint
having been made BY his wife, put
up such d brave plea to Judge NH
Ter as to his good resolutions, that
he INST with discharge On the first
day OF the year. Last night he was
found lying on the d on seventh
street south. was hauled to the lock-
up. and viii remain there for eight
dasS.