The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-17
City in Brief

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superintendent Sauvain of Cas-
selton is visiting superintendent
Hoover of the Fargo city schools to-
day.
Pres: e.. p. Robertson of Wesley col
lege, Grand Forks, spent Sunday with
Rev. X. j. Stimson of Wheatland,
preaching at Absaraka, Gill and
Wheatland.
There will be only one performance
at the Grand theatre this evening, and
this will be for the benefit of St.
Mary's cathedral parish. The usual
show will begin tomorrow evening.
Governor Hanna will arrive this
afternoon and be a guest at the Wal
dorf hotel. The governor will make
one OF the principal addresses at the
North Dakota Highway Improvement
association convention tomorrow.
DR.. K. H. Mallarian will address the
health class of the Y. M. c. A. at the
auditorium of the association on
Thursday evening of this week on In
digestion n Constipation, and all
members of the class and others inter
ested are most cordially invited to at
tend.
Mrs. Robert st. Henry, who with her
husband is stopping at the Waldorf
hotel, has received the sad intelligence
of the serious Illness of her mother and
will leave for her former home in
a Francisco to be at her mothers
sick bed. $50.
The wearing of the green" was
much in evidence on the streets of
Fargo today, in honor Of the birthday
of st. Patrick. The big entertainment
for st. Mary's cathedral will take place
this evening at the Grand theatre and
there is every indication for q crowd
ed house.
Thomas P. Cooper, secretary of the
North Dakota Improvement associa-
ton, who has been attending the Cav
alier county farmers convention, has
returned home and reports that the
meeting was a great success. Mr..
Cooper was n of the speakers at the
meeting.
All who are interested in lawn ten
mis- are earnestly asked to attend the
meeting at the Dakota Trust offices to-
morrow afternoon, when the plans for
the coming season will be talked over,
as well as the plans for the new club
house on Island park. The meeting
has been called for 4 o'clock.
The big new vault foundation for the
First National bank is being placed in
the room that was formerly occupied
by the National Cash Register Co,
which has been leased by the bank for
its always increasing business. 1t Is
hoped to lave all of the improvements
completed within a month or six weeks.
Professor Coscio, leader of the Or
pheum theatre orchestra, who is TAX
ing a lay off while he is receiving
treatment for his eyes, believes that
he will be able to take up his duties in
a few days. In the meantime Arthur
Rudd of the Grand theatre is playing
first violin n directing the Orpheum's
musicians.
Geo. L. Wilson, formerly identified
with the Northern Trust Co. and other
institutions in this city, has become
associated with the Bristol insurance
Agency as Office manager. Mr.. Wilson
has had excellent business experience
and training and will add materially
to the already, strong organization of
the agency
The county treasurer is now busily
engaged in sending out the receipts to
those who paid their taxes the latter
part of last month. There were such
large numbers who waited until the
eleventh hour before paying that the
treasurer and his clerks were obliged
to receive the money and delay in Civ
ing out the receipts.
The Leaders Bible class will hold
a meeting this evening at he Y. w.
c. A. and DR.. Stearns Of the Fargo
college will be the leader. The meet
ing is called for s o'clock n 1T is
hoped that there will be a very large
attendance. Mrs. H. r. Turner, the
president of the class. is very DESTROYS
that every member be present, for it
is thought that the lesson this even
ing will be a most interesting one.
Roy and Leslie Farmer of this city
have each received from their mother,
Mrs, Lee Farmer, of Los Angeles,
Cal, a box of very fine California
fruit which reached them this morn
ing by express. There were some
very nice oranges, both of the navel
and kid glove variety, and they were
splendid to the taste. The fruit came
in perfect shape and has a different
taste to that which is bought in the
stores. They were very much pleased
with their present.
A very important meeting Of the
Fargo Automobile club will be held
Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock. 1t
will be the annual meeting and Secre-
tary Richardson states that the an
nual election will take place and bust
ness matters connected with the
organization will be discussed and
plans for the future formed. 1t is
hoped that all will attend. Any one
owning an auto in either Fargo and
Moorhead are asked to be present.
Hon. Haitian Bendeke, of Grand
Forks, Norwegian consul for this Sec
ton was a business visitor to the
city yesterday, having stopped here at
the Gardner hotel on his way back
home from an extensive trip west. lie
will be in Fargo next Thursday to at
tend the meeting Of the old-time pro-
gressive republicans. Next week he
will make an extensive visit to the
eastern cities on business connected
with his Office.
Professor Coscio, leader of the
Orpheum theatre orchestra, who has
been taking a vacation of a weak
: or ten days, while he was having his
: eyes treated by an occulist, has SO far
recovered as to be able to be at his
work again, and vas leading the must
clans at the hous this afternoon,