The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-20
City in Brief

DO YOU know c~arpenter2 Accident.
Health and Liability insurauce-Adve
Al marriage license was issued this
morning in the county court to Frank
G. Laird OF Focatelio, Idaho end En-
ms M. Hall OF this city.
q. II. Bronson. a prominent land
mar OF Williston, wal greeting his
friends In the city yesterday and says
that business in his line Is flourish
Ing.
We will give a reward for 2 roam
horse, with white face weighing 1000
pounds, that escaped from our YARD
Tuesday evening. Finder please NO
tify 4. ]. Young & Sons, Fargo. ~. -
The craftsmanship class OF the Y. ~.
G. A. will hold it's regular meeting
this evening under the direction Of
Mr.. rixler, and the membership IT is
believed will so over twenty young
men.
Nearly every train put OF Fargo Sat-
urday and yesterday was loaded down
with farmers from over the state on
their way back home after having
had a most delightful time In the city
OF Fargo.
John Hoberg Jr. has resigned his
position with the First National bank
OF this city TO become a travelling
salesman for the North Dakota Metal
Culvert Co. of Fargo. He has gone to-
Great Falls. Mont. where he will make
his headquarters.
Rev. o. E. McCracken OF the Glad
Tidings mission desires to announce
Il %1aok q &H4a%1 rsyffn ~ w,annffn Ne& Ho1A IN NhAl
church every evening during this
week and that all are invited and
urged to attend, and effort win be
made to make them interesting to all
people.
This evening at the dinner and
meeting OF the Town Criers' club at
$40 at the commercial club dining
room President McHuse OF the Fargo
manufacturers will be the speaker
and he will explain what effect the
recent Home Products show has on
the city and state as a whole.
Captain and Mrs. Bell OF the Saliva
tion Army could use good warm
clothing for many poo people OF the
city just now, and among them are
several children who are actually in
need. Those who have any cast on
clothing would do well to call up the
captain or his wife.
o. d. Center, who has charge Of the
North Dakota Better Farming asso-
citation work at Grand Forks and In
that county and who was attending
the conventions here asst week, and
was visiting with Secretary Cooper,
4 has returned home. He was very
much pleased with the meetings.
Secretary slime in speaking Of the
, work of the commercial club last week
in securing rooms for the visitors said
that his department of the club had
remained up at all hours of the night
and that even ais Late as 2 and
o'clock in the morning there were
I, callers at the club rooms for sleeping
quarters. but that all were supplied.
The next ceremonial session Of
81 Grand Forks council OF the Knights oil
!, Columbus will be held on Sunday next
III Jan. So, and many OF the Fargo sir
knights will be in attendance. All OF
} the three degrees Will be put on and
the members in the morning viii ut.
tend solemn high mass, and hear J
fine sermon from Rt. Rev. Mons. LIE.
mieux Of the Forks church.
) On Wednesday evening OF this weel
II the annual meeting and banquet 81
81 the Fargo Builders and Traders ex'
) change win take place in the Prize hal
! and as ON previous occasions Ii will
ri be a big affair. Guests are expected
81 from Mtnot, Grand Forks and tn
} twin cities ana among the latter will b
n the veteran. Col w. G. Mccormick
{ who is known ali over the state.
! 1t is likely that Thomas Cooper o
the North Dakota Better Farming as,
: ISOLATION win IN the near future cal
j tee OF the association, as there i
tee Of the association, as there Il
some business to come up that viii
need the attention of the committee
and it will In the end rebound to thu
] benefit OF the entire state Of Nortl
!. Dakota. if not the entire north
west.