The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-05-16
City i'm Brief
Rugs dirty? Phone 15s.--Advt.

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Engraved and embossed work Of
every description. knight Printing Co.
% --Advt.
Now is the time to have your cistern
cleaned, flagstaff painted. Call O'Neill
HardWare.-Advt,
United States Marshal Shea is MAX
ing an official business trip over the
state. He is expected back tomorrow.
Vacation time is coming. Better get
an accident policy for your trip. DO
you know Carpnter?-Advt.
Patronize the only lithographing
plant in North Dakota. Operated by
Walker Bros. & Hardy. --Advt.
Steamship tickets to all foreign
ports. Wheelock Insurance agency,
6o2 Front street, phone 1006.-Advt.
Now is the time to have your cistern
cleaned, Flagstaff painted, chimneys
cleaned. Call O'Neill Hardware
Advt. .. E...
Men for work on lawns and odd jobs
Of all kinds. Call at Glad Tidings
mission, 116 Front street or phone
358-L Advt.
A set of bits was found in the lobby
of the postoffice. The same may be
procured on application at the office
of the assistant postmaster. ~"
Public stenogra pher. Phone 112.
Dispositions, specifications, corre-
spondence, reports, etc. 101 Broad
Way.-Advt. -.E
o. E. Watts, of Aberdeen, S. D., a
former citizen Of Fargo, who has been
visiting his friends in town for a few
days, has returned home.
If you can't find the labor saving de-
vice you want at Walker Bros. &
Hardy's stationery department, it
hasn't been invented.-Advt.
Secretary King, of the North Da-
kota Retail Dealers association, is
hard at work preparing for his pro-
gramme and he expects to have it in
the hands of the printers in the near
future. ase
Letters received by Peter Elliott, jr.
of this city, from Patrick w. Kennedy,
state that he is getting along nicely
at Seattle, Wash, and that his chill
dren who are all living there are do
ing well. -,
Wanted, three or four young men to
work on telephone switchboard install
lation. Experience not essential, but
preferable. Apply to Western Elec.
Foreman, care Of Northwestern Tel.
Elk. Co.--Advt. H.,
There have been many fishing par
ties planned for the lakes of Mime
sofa for tomorrow and the next day.
1t is hoped that the low summer rates
on the N. p. will be put in vogue by
the first Of next month.
If any one knows anything in re-
gard to Frank Pierce, who is believed
to be in this state, they will please
to write to his mother Mrs. Henry
Pierce, at Usage, Ia, as she is very
anxious to hear from him. So.
The last meeting of the state dental
association will begin at 2:30 tomor-
row afternoon and it will likely be
ended about 5 in the afternoon, SO
that the members may take the after
noon trains for their home.
j. A. Womach and w. S. Van Fos-
son and H. J. Womach, all of Litch-
vile, who have. been looking after
business in the cs.y, have returned
home Z They report. that seeding is
about concluded in their vicinity.
HI. r. Mitchell, of New Rockford,
one of the growing towns of the state
was business visitor to Fargo
yesterday and he says buildings are
going up all over the place and they
are generally of substantial charac-
ter.
The work of excavating for the new
block that is to be erected by Harry
O'Neil on First avenue in the rear Of
the scandinavian American bank has
been commenced. 1t has been decided
to have finished basement under the
building. -.. -...
Captain Wood, former chief of police
of the city of Fargo who has been at
Hot Springs, Ark, for several weeks
for treatment for rheumatism, has re-
turned home and his friends will be
pleased to learn that he was greatly
benefited by the treatment given
him.
The First Presbyterian Christian
Endeavorers will take possession of the
Y. M. c. A. on Thursday night of the
coming week, when they will hold
their annual reception and general
good time, and they have arranged a
fine entertainment for the evening.
The affair will begin at 8 o'clock,
It is hoped that every member of
the Fargo Manufacturers association
will be in attendance at the meeting
which will. be heldaat 1890 tomorrow
afternoon, when lunch will be served.
The meeting is to decide the question
as to having a float or two in the June
T. parade and President McHose is
very anxious to haye#a large attend
ance, as the business is very import
ant.
ErnJa,y Ly;dnax, s3i1ls ,.ana.1y x,o,,r oon