The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-18
City in Brief

DO you know Carpenter? Accident.
Health inc Liability insurance.-Advt
Fargo Moorhead Philharmonic
clubs mid -winter concert, Tuesday,
Jan. p, az First Baptist church.
-Advt.
Or. and Mrs, @. +. Rogers LEFT the
CITY Thursday evening for Chic, where.
after q brief visit. they win leave TOR
the south for the winter.
p. r. Bronson. a prominent land
man OF Williston, was greeting his
friends In the city yesterday and q
That business in his line Is flourish
All are invited to attend the services
at h Glad Tidings mission on Front
street tomorrow morning, afternoon
and evening, as there. will be sneciaI
exercises at each service.
We will give a reward for a roam
horse. with white face, weighing 1000
pounds, that escaped from our ward
Tuesday evening. Finder please no.
tafy q. Y. Young e. Sons, Fargo. N. d.
-Adyt.
This will be the last night of the big
Home Products show in the Hancock
building and there is every reason for
expecting 2 large crowd. The goods
must be taken from the building on
Monday.
Fargo lodge of Elks viii hold d big
meeting a week from this evening
when 8 class Of several candidates viii
pc given the degree work, this to be
followed by a big lunch and a social
session.
Harry Lord, cashier OF the First
National bank of Cando. was calling
On his friends in the city today and
paid q visit to the Masonic temple 10
visit with the grand secretary, w. L.
"A. g. Miller and f. B. Hutchinson,
Of the Northern School Supply Co.
left last evening for the east and will
visit Grand Rapids. Mich, and Chica-
go before returning home on business
for the company.
The Fargo council OF the u. G. 4.
has changed the date of the annual
reception and ball to the first Friday
after Easter Sunday, as Columbus hall
was engaged on the date desired for
the party this month. II is hoped
that all friends of the order VIII Sc
cure tickets.
Ned S~paulding OF Aberdeen. a mem
Der OF the Spalding Auto Co, OF that
city. who has been in the city for the
last three months doing some sneciaI
work throughout the state for the
Fargo branch of the Ford Motor Co.
has completed his labors and will re.
turn home this evening.
Sen. John q. Gunderson Of Aneta
former mayor Of that city, who has
been In the city the last week attend
ing the Grain Growers convention.
returned home this morning. While
here last evening Senator Gunderson
was among those who was favored
by q personal meeting with Opie Read,
the huInorist.
1t is hoped that all Of the men ia the
city will attend the mems meeting at
the < Nj. G. A. tomorrow afternoon to
near DIR. II. g. Leonard, OF a large
Minneapolis church, and who was
formerly pastor of the local First M.
F.. church. He is always an enter
tainlns speaker and 1t is hoped that his
audience Will be q large one.
The next meeting of the Fargo coun-
Gil OF h u. G. 4. will be held on the
first Saturday night in next month.
Feb. i. apd il is hoped to attend to a
great deM OF business at this session.
There will be something taken up IN
regard to the trip to Crookston, MINI,
next June and the senior counselor
wants every member to attend.
Rev. Herbert q. Leonard. OF the
Simpson avenu M. Il. church of Min
neapolis, will preach tomorrow morn
ing and evening at the First M. u,
church, and all of his old friends are
earnestly asked to turn out and hear
him n incidentally inspect the hand
some newly enlarged and remodeled
house of worship.
All members OF the Town Criers'
club are earnestly asked to be at the
dinner at $3.50 Monday night at the
commercial club dining room in order
that they may hear j. w. McEIose.
president of the Fargo Manufacture
ers' association. tell Of the benefits TO
the community of the Home Products
show which has pleased so many
OF the people this week.
Rev. A. e. Peterson of the First
Baptist church returned from Minne-
apolis yesterday. During his absence
Mr.. Peterson preached at the First
BAPTIST church OF that city last sun
day and during the week gave several
addresses to the students of the
Northwestern Bible and Missionary
Training school. Mr.. Peterson viii
occupy his pulpit at both services to-
morrow.
Hon. James Kennedy, p. III. Cum
mings, Chris Anheier and Hon. Peter
Elliott are arranging for the st. Pat
lrlck1s day evening performance which
viii likely be held at the Orpheum
theatre, March IL. This is alwayg a
big event and the proceeds go to the
parish Of St Mary's cathedral. A
very interesting programme will be ar
ranged for the occasion and all will
be asked to attend or take q ticket.
l.. S. Thorpe of Mayville, who with
his son has been attending the corn
and other shows in the city for the
past week, will return home today.
Mr.. Thorpe is the owner or the famous
Evergreen Grove Fruit farm, and has
won the sweepstakes in growing corn
at the last four shows, but wishing to
give some n else q chance he decid-
ed not to show on this occasion. but
remarked. Just watch me during the
corn show OF 1914"
Carl johnson Of the town OF Garske.
about seventeen miles from Devils
Lake, has been visiting his parents,
MFR. and Mrs. S. Johnson OF Moorhead.
as well as friends on this side OF the
river and has returned home. Mr..
| johnson has a meat market at Gargke
az well as a rural free delivery mail
route, which he drives winter and
summer. thirty-two miles each day.
THE roads up our way in the gurnrner
time" said he, are splendid and there
are many automobiles making tours.
In the winter the roads are also fine.
We had good crops all over the north.
fern part of the state and the people are
happy and prosperous. This is my
first visit to Fargo in several years.
and ! want to say that the city IL