The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-13
City i'm Brief

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Health and Liability insurance.-Advt.
Engraved and embossed work of
every description. knight Printing Co.
-Advt.
The Fargo Red Men held a pleasant
meeting last night in Assembly hall
and it was well attended and was pre-
sided W. by Fred Heffner, the sd
chem. There was a good deal of bust
ness of a routine nature to attend to.
On your way-drop in and see our
latest ~time-saving office appliances
just in. Walker Bros. & Hardy.
-Advt.
The Young Peoples society of st.
Paul's Lutheran church meets Fri.
day evening at J. G. Lund's home, S04
Third street north. A good program
charge.
The Fargo lodge Of the A. o. U. w.
held an interesting meeting at the
there was a good attendance, and much
business Of interest to the order was
attended to.
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plant in North Dakota. Operated by
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Secretary Cooper of the North Da-
kota Better Farming association was
at Lisbon yesterday attending a short
course school In agriculture and he was
one of the principal speakers. The
school was in charge Of field men Of the
association and 1t was a great success.
DR.. Wallace Stearns will lecture to-
night in the First Congregational
aL,,~,I 49, MI VTYA~I1 - Tz,I yN-
Stearns is a forcefui. interesting speak
err and this lecture Will be greatly en-
ioyed. The proceeds go to Fargo col
lege library.
At the Offices of the North Dakota
Better Farming association it is stated
that the interest in the state pork pro-
duction contest is even better than
was expected and hat there are at
least fifty entries more than It was
thought there would be, and this is
very gratifying to the management.
There will be a large class admitted
to the Fargo lodge Of Elks at the meet
ing which will be held on Saturday ev-
ening, March %, and this will likely De
the last initiation until the lodge is To-
Gated in it's new quarters in the old
Stone Music hall. Installation viii
take place at the meeting to be held on
Saturday evening, April IL.
The speaker at the next Sunday aft
ernoon mems meeting at the Y. M. G.
A. is DR.. r. A. Beard Of the First Con-
for his subject The Appeal Of Christ 10
the Heroic Young Men. He is q fu-
ent speaker and will be sure to please,
Following the big meeting there will
be the fellowship lunch at which there
will be ashortaddress.
Rev. A. J.. Abbott of Moorhead will
be the speaker this evening at the
special services that are going on in
the Broadway NJ. e. church and all are
invited to attend. Last evening Mrs.
Horsfall, the d~eaconess, was the speak
err and delivered an address that was
very much appreciated by the large
audience that was in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Tompkins of the
city of Minot, were in Fargo yester-
day at the Prescott hotel or their way
home from Excelsior Springs, Mo-,
where they had been spending the win
ter in the hope Of benefiting Mrs.
Tompkin's health and her friends will
be pleased to learn h a she was
greatly improved. Mr.. Tompkins Is a
prominent business man Of his town.
It is hoped that every one who plays
the game of lawn tennis or is at all
interested in the game will be at the
meeting at the offices Of the Dakota
Trust Co.. on Tuesday afternoon of
next week, when arrangements will be
made for the opening Of the season in
Fargo, as we'll as for arranging for
several tournaments among the diff
ferent cities Of the state.
The annual meeting OF the Fargo
Camp Of Gideons, which vas to have
been held Saturday, March Is, has
been postponed to a future date. Mr..
Nicholson, the national organizer, who
was expected to have been present,
had to cancel this date so the arrange
ments for the annual meeting will be
help open until Mr.. Nicholson can ar
range to be present.