The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-29
City in Brief

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Do you know Carpenter? Accident,
Health and Liability insurance.-Advt.
Clean shaves, neat hair cuts. Scandal
Barber shop. Broadway and First
avenue. --Advt
Mrs. l.. E. Darrell: Child nurse"
Reasonable. Terms cash. Broadway
hotel, phone 1893. -Advt.
The Northern Auto Co. receiver
their first carload of Briggs Detroit
automobiles today and they are now
unloading them.
Expiration of lease on Prizes and
Elks' hall, April /. See me for rent.
J.. B. Hester, Fargo. N. D.
The many friends of Miss Mezirow
of MeziroW, Bruce g. Quinn will be
sorry to learn that she is confined TO
her home by illness.
For Sale-Two roll top desks and
two flat top desks in good condi-
ton at The Forum office. -Advt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Simon will leave
for New York Tuesday and they will
visit the automobile shows in Chica-
go and Minneapolis on their trip.
Attention Housewives-when down
town, call on Domestic Utilities Co.,
625 N. P. avenue. We have something
which will interest you Demonstra-
tions daily $3.50 p. NJ. Friday even
ings s p. m. -Advt.
Montana land-If you are thinking
of locating in Montana or buying
Montana, land for investment, let me
give you pointers as to best PROPOSE
tons. Geo. p. Howell, Trav. Col. Agt,
EC. NJ. & st. P. Ry., 500 Front St,
Fargo. N. D. -Advt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Carson of the
LGrand's stock company expect to go to
housekeeping in the city within a few
days, or just as soon as they can get
suitable rooms.
Col. Tom Hughes, who has been hob
nobbing with royalty down at the cap
ital city of the state, has returned
home, but expects to return to Bis
marck during the present week.
l.. c. Stearns of Minot, one of the
big automobile dealers of the magic
city and the northwestern part of the
state, Is in the city on business. He
will leave today for Minneapolis and
Chicago where he will attend the big
auto show in the windy city next
week.
Frank johnson. who is a member of
the committee having in charge the
valentine masquerade of the National
Protective Legion in Assembly halls
ION the evening of Feb. 10, says this
will be the biggest effort the le-
gion has ever attempted and he wants
all who have received invitations to at
tend.
Harry Horwitz. the well known cigar
salesman, who has been making a two
months trip out in the eastern part Of
Montana and western North Dakota,
II iC nxnnnfaI IN arYiUn hama chic oFHar-
noon to pay a visit to the family and
particularly the twins. Harry writes
that he had a very fine trip and that
business was excellent.
Great preparations are being made
for the ladies' night entertainment of
the Fargo council of the u. C. T. which
will take place next Saturday night
and there will be something doing ev-
cry minute. Some of the finest vo-
calists of the city will be on hand on
this occasion. Charlie Blakeslee, n
Of the members of IS is chairman of
the committee.
The different counties adjacent to
Cass county, will be asked to affiliate
with the commercial club here and
Cass county in an effort to ecu leg
islation that will better the roads in
the eastern part of the state and all
of the auto and machine dealers have
been asked to do what they can along
these lines and write the commercial
club here concerning the matter.
The Haymakers, in all their glory
will hold forth this evening in AS
sembly halls and it is stated that there
take in. None but those who have
taken the chiefs degree in the Red
Men are eligible to membership in the
Hayrnakers. 1t is a case of the pale
faces taking in the Indians. A big
dinner will follow the initiation and it
Is in charge of Joe Lemieux and Chef
Leggett.
w. r. Crommell, who was formerly
a railroad man, was taken into
custody last evening by one of the
plain clothes men of the police de-
and he will haye a hearing before
Police Judge Miller this afternoon. It
is stated that other charges may be
made which will involve a married
woman, as the, arrest was brought
about through the efforts of the
woman's husband.
Roy Dunlap, who for several years
has been connected with The Courier
News, will leave the employ of that
paper on Thursday of! this week and
win go to Duluth. where he has Sc
lSulCu Tic pDSlLASh Va squirting GulIOF
of, The Duluth Tribune. His
many friends hope for him abundant
success in his new position. Mrs.
Dunlap will leave in about two weeks
to take up her residence in the Mime
sofa city. f
A marriage license was issued his
morning in the county court to Harry
"A. Thomas and Emma j.. Nervia, both
of Fargo. Judge Hanson refused to is
sue. a license yesterday afternoon to
a Minnesota man who la only been
divorced a fortnight, as his marriage
in the state across the river Is forbid
den until six months after the grant
inguof a decree, Inc the Cass county
jurist did not wish to assist in violat-
ing the laws of the neighboring state.
. The Lecture, to be given under the
auspices of the park board on Thurs
day and Friday of next week when the
views of the National Cash Register
Co. factory at Dayton, O., will be
shown, will be greatly increased in
interest to the general public by the
addition of the Kinemacolor moving
pictures of the Shriner parade at Los
Angeles last June. These pictures
show all the colors of the beautiful
robes and bring out in detail all the
beauties of the city on the coast. In
the parade will be seen pictures Of
FL Zagal patrol and all the Fargo
boys show UP well in the great ag-
gregation Of Shriners from all parts
of the country.