The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-06
City lin Brief
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Fargo Riding Academy.-Advt.
The complete shop, engraving, print
ing, blank book. Knight Printing Co.
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c. D. Lord, president Of the Park
River bank at Park River, was among
the visiting Shriners.
Engraved and embossed work of
every description. knight Printing Co.
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Round trip rates to Canada. Write
II. w. Wills, Fargo. Phone 275.
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Steamship tickets to all foreign
ports. Wheelock Insurance agency,
602 Front street, phone 10O6.-Advt.
Public stenographer. Phone 112.
Dispositions, specifications, CORE
~spondence, reports, etc. 101 Broad
Way.-Advt. ,
Furniture of a two room fiat for
sale. would sell one piece to customers.
Suite No. s. Kennedy Bldg: phone
2284.-Advt.
Among the visitors from Cando were
Pres. c. J.. Lord and Cashier Harry
Lord Of the First National bank of
Cando both Of them spending most of
the Homecoming week in Fargo.
At this. season of the year, most
printing firms find things rather quiet,
but We are actually increasing our
force. There's a reason for our grow
ing list Of satisfied customers. Walker
BROS. d hardy. -Advt.
A pier at Long Beach, Cal, collapsed
Saturday. Thirty people who never
expected" an accident were killed and
hundreds injured. No one expected an
accident, but they often occur. An &C.
cident policy is a good investment. Do
you know Carpenter? -Advt.
Clarence A. Hale of Grand Forks,
came into town last evening to mingle
with the boys of the Shriners and he
expects to stay the balance of the
week.
Notwithstanding the excitement in
the city today and tomorrow Judge
Miller and Assistant City Attorney
Shure will leave tomorrow for the
lakeside, their destination being Big
Pine lake.
Senior Counselor Cole desires The
Forum to state that there will be no
meeting Of the council Of the United
Commercial Travellers tomorrow ev-
ening, on account Of SO much that is
going on.
There were only two DRINKS before
the police court yesterday. They both
claimed to have only arrived in the
city a few hours before and wandered
across the river and they were each
given four days to ponder over the
matter.
Stanley Mack was a caller at the
| editorial rooms Of The Forum, He is
| NnXnrip6 tho ShVtr~ f~sf;s%;a- ~~1
parades for The Duluth Herald and
will be prominent in the Duluth Boost
er parade tomorrow afternoon at 4
| o'clock.
There are in the neighborhood of $50
men from all parts Of North Dakota
attending the farm power school which
is being held. his week at the J. 1.
| Case building on N. P. avenue. It is
n Of the largest classes that the
company has ever had in this city.
The Ada, Mimi, cornet band will
join the Fargo Commercial Travellers
at Crookston on the morning Of June
| 10 and the band is composed of some
Of the best musicians in that section of
the state. They have been engaged
for two whole days and will give fire.
quent concerts.
A whole army of b%il1posters and ad-
vertising men have been engaged to
put up the paper for the Interstate
fair and a great deal Of it has already
been put out. The local fair will be
one of the best that has vet taken place
in this city and several new features
have been added recently.
Secretary Hardy hopes hat all
members of the commercial club will
be on hand tomorrow afternoon to as
sist in entertaining the Duluth boost
ers who will be here and 1t Is hoped
to give them a good time. You will
want, to hear the great cornet band
that Duluth has with the boosters.
John Penhiter, who is at his home
after being in St. Johns hospital for a
few days, is getting along nicely, but
it will be some time before he is able
to go to the Y. M. c. A. where he is
assistant secretary. However, his
has recovered from his recent sever
hemorrhages of the lungs.
The secretaries of the Y. M. C. A.
are busily engaged just now in getting
a line up Of the boys who are expect
ing to go to the camp at Lake Cormo-
rant over in Minnesota and they expect
to have the full time put in. The farm
on which the camp is located is one
that: Is we'll adapted for the purpose
and there have been many Improve
ments made and it is said that the
bass have begun to bite in fine shape.
There will be a special meeting this
evening at s o'clock in Assembly hall
of the members of Dacotah tribe OF
this city and White Cloud Of Moorhead
to make arrangements for turning out
tomorrow for the big parade Of the
civic bodies and 1t is hoped that as
many members as possible of the two
great tribes will be on hand. Remem-
Der the tribes win meet at 8 tonight
in the hall. The boys are all anxious
to have d big turnout.
Chief of Police Bingham desires tt
warn the people that tits just as much
a violation of the law to run a motor
cycle on the sidewalks as an automo-
| bile. One young man found this out
on the southside a night or two age
when he was summoned to the police
/ station and was assessed SIS for his
appearance on the sidewalk with his
machine. The police have been re-
uuested to be vigilant after the motor
cycle and bicycle riders.
Wasn't Followed by Proposal.
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