The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-15
City i'm Brief

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The complete shop, engraving, print
tnss blank book. knight Printing Co.
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Taxicab and Livery; careful and
prompt; charges reasonable. Phone
40, evening 915.-Advt.
Engraved ana embossed work OF
every description. knight Printing Co.
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Steamship tickets to all foreign
ports. Wheelock Insurance agency,
COZ Front street, phone 1006.-Advt-
It's not how much nor how little
you pay-buts it's what you get for
your none that counts. Let this sink
in-then phone Walker Bros. & Hardy
to have their representative call for
that order. -Advt.
Ed Wilson OF this city is with the
Glidden tourists and left with the
party yesterday morning and expects
to make the long run to the Glacier
park. He is one Of the Duluth tour
lists. ~
There will likely be a large number
OF colored people appear in the federal
court next term, as the opium cases
which were heard by Commissioner
Montgomery will lengthen out the
cases to a great extent.
There is at the postofice a letter
addressed to Mrs. J. r. Leedham,
Cass county and as the address is an
imperfect one 1T Is being held. The
owner or writer Of it can have the
same by calling at the %postofice.
E.. E. Cole, proprietor of the Metro
pole, returned home yesterday from a
business visit to the twin cities and
had a very pleasant time. He says
that wherever he was the crops SEEM
ed to be in first class condition.
G. II. Chapman, the we'll known
~postoffice employee and wife and chill
dren of this city are all at Lake Cor
morant, Mimi, where they are having
the best kind of a time, and are en-
joying every minute of their time out
Of the city. IT,.
Addison Leech. county auditor, who
has been spending a few days down
at the Island lodge of F. A. Irish and
B. L.. Bentson at Dead lake returned
home yesterday and reports having
had q very pleasant time and that the
fishing is good.
Another letter from John Penhiter
who is at the Dunseith sanitorium
states that he Is getting along nicely
and that he likes it out there very
much. He believes that he has al
ready taken on a little flesh. His
friends here hope for his full recovery.
Three rings were recently found on
top of the piano at the Y. M. c. A. and
the owners of the same can have them
by proving property and paying for
this notice. They are in the hands of
Secretary Wolf and can easily be
seen. Just when they were left there
Is not known. $50,
Thomas P. Cooper, secretary Of the
North Dakota Better Farming associa-
ton, went to Nome this morning, where
his afternoon he will deliver an ad-
dress before the body on the body on
the better farming work. The meeting
is held by the farmers of hat locality
and will be largely attended.
A married couple named Jones was
to have appeared yesterday morning
in police court on a charge of quarrel
ing on the street, but they failed to
show up. They were out of SO bail
each and failed to call for 1t, and this
was forfeited. They live in Fargo,
and they had been doing some rather
loud talking.
u. D. Smith has sold his cigar and
confectionery store on Roberts
street to Ed Shaw, who form
erly owned it and the store
is in the possession of the latter. Mr..
Smith is now living off the interest
of his money until he finds something
else to do. The store was managed
and owned by Mr.. Shaw for many a
year.
Policeman Coleman, into whose
hands has been placed the work Of
securing the dog licenses from the
dog owners has been doing good work
and the money has been rolling In.
He has determined now however that
those who have not yet paid will lose
their animals from now on unless the
license and tag are taken out in the
very near future.
William Stern, who drove the Stern
car. to Winnipeg returned home yes
terday as the roads were very bad.
The other members of the party, Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Stern, Mrs. Montgomery
and Eddie Stern returned home on
Saturday evening. They report the
trip to have been a very pleasant one
and that the crops everywhere looked
to be in fine condition.
People on the southside have been
sufferers from the sneak tnlef, who
has been plying his trade with the
flower boxes. One lady on that side
of town has had flowers taken from
her box several times and has called
at the police headquarters and an eff
fort will be made to capture the party
or parties. This is misdemeanor and
there is a heavy fine provided for such
kind of work.
j. G.. Jansrud, the well known pho
~tographer of his city, leaves today for
Kansas City, Mo-, to attend the Nation
al Congress of Photographers of the
United States, and he expects to show
some Of his fine pictures. He is one Of
the best and has always Jared well in
the distribution of prizes. He will also
attend the National Photogra piers as
ISOLATION, which meets in the same city
next week. He expects to have a very.
pleasant time and his friends hope for
his safe return.
People Who have been using the
window envelopes must thereafter be
very careful. These are the ones that
have the address or the inside Of the
envelope, but which appear through to
the postoffice people. In some cases
the addresses cannot be seen and the
postoffice authorities have issued an
order which will forbid the mailing of
anything but the white address ana
this will go into effect after Jar. /
next year. In the meantime those
who are using this kind OF an address
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