The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-02-01
City i'm Brief

Do you know Carpenter? Accident,
Health and Liability insurance.-Advt.
Clean shaves. neat hair cuts, Scandal
Barber shop. Broadway and First
avenue. -Advt
Mrs. L. F. Darrell: Child nurse"
Reasonable. Terms cash. Broadway
hotel, phone 1898. -Advt.
For Sale-Two roll top desks and
two fiat top desks in good condi-
ton at The Forum office. --Advt.
NJ. ]. Fullerton, manager of the
Fargo branch Of the l. c. Smith G.
Bros. Typewriter Co., is back from a
business trip to Bismarck.
w. F. Burnett, one of the best known
attorneys of the city Of Dickinson, out
on the slope who has been attending
to legal business in the city for a day
Or two, left yesterday for his home.
The Fargo Board Of Education will
hold its regular meeting at h Central
building or Wednesday night OF next
week to attend to the usual business Of
the month, and there is a good deal of
it.
Attention Housewives: When down
town, call on Domestic Utilities Co.,
625 N. P. avenue. We have something
which will interest you. Demonstra-
tons daily $3.50 p. m. Friday even
ings 8 p. m. -Advt.
Tom Morken. for many years one
of the ticket clerks for the Northern
Pacific road in this city, was a visitor
to Fargo yesterday and met many
friends. He is one Of the travellers for
the Milwaukee.
James Cane, one Of the we'll known
insurance men of the state, leaves
the city tonight for Minneapolis where
he will attend a conference of state
agents Of the company he represents
in North Dakota.
Rev. Father Degnan, pastor Of the
large Catholic church at Dickinson,
which is known as st. Patrick's, has
left for his home, after a very pleasant
visit with his brother in this city, but
stopped at Bismarck to call on friends.
II Martin Hector, president Of the
Fargo National hank, returned last
evening from a short stay on bust
ness in the twin cities. He states
that business in all lines is looking
up, and predicts a good business year
for Fargo apd the northwest.
Police Judge Miller has stated that
hereafter when the chronics get into
the city prison and come before him
he will see that each and every one
gets an opportunity Of at least earning
a meal or two by having to shovel
snow n ice from the sidewalks.
The Master Mason degree was given
yesterday afternoon n evening by
the Blue lodge in the temple to a
class. At 6 o'clock the officers and de-
gree team took dinner at the Prize
cafe and after having concluded the
same repaired to the hall and re-
sumed work.
John Hooker was recently down at
the Detroit lakes and succeeded in
spearing several big pickerel through
the ice. There are quite a number Of
Fargo sportsmen who have been at the
lake resorts within the past few days
on the same mission and they were all
successful.
Joe Fields, manager Of the north
west territory from Minneapolis to
Vancouver of the Chalmers cars,
leaves for Chicago Monday to take
in the big automobile show. Mr..
Fields will also have charge of the
Chalmers display at the Minneapolis
show this year.
Past Imperial Potentate Treat of
this city, is making an endeaVor to
have Imperial Potentate Cunningham,
visit the boys of Ell Zagal some time in
the early spring, and the latter has
stated that he will be here If his dates
can be arranged. He goes to the twin
cities about that time.
The A. C, is sending some fine speci-
mems Of grains and grasses, through
the commercial club, to the st. Paul
land show and so are several firms in
the city and among them is that Of
Wheelock & Wheelock. The exhibits
are being prepared at the commercial
club rooms and there will be quite a
number of them.
Chas. A, Hitchcock of Crookston,
Mimi, one Of the best known auc-
tioneers in northern Minnesota has
been secured to auction the horses
that are put up for sale at the Marks
Western Horse Co. sale nov being
held in Fargo. Besides being an auc-
tIoneer of exceptional ability Mr..
Hitchcock is All experienced horse
man and he is adding greatly to the
success of the big sale.
There will be no dancing at the
ladies night entertainment Of the
travellers this evening, contrary to the
announcement that was made from
Moorhead, but following the fine
entertainment many Of the members
will attend the Elks reception at the
Elks hall for Elks and their ladies. The
full programme for the entertainment
will be found in the travellers depart
ment in this issue.
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