The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-19
City in Brief

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/ The complete shop, engraving, print
ing, blank book. knight Printing Co.
--Adyt.
Taxicab and Livery; careful and
prompt; charges reasonable. Phone
145,s evening 915.-Advt.
Engraved ana embossed work Of
every description. knight Printing Co.
--Advt.
Hubert Harrington of this city was
in Georgetown, Mimi, yesterday and
he reports business as being good and
says that the crops are excellent.
The people in the Masonic temple
are kept quite busy just now, finishing
UP the work of the past terms. There
Is always plenty to do in the temple
at this time of the~year.
4 There will be the usual bunch go
down to the lakes this afternoon and
tomorrow, for 1t Is reported from down
there that the fish are biting and that
the weather at the lakes is all right.
The workmen will be about finishing
the decorations Of the First National
bank in few days and it will be a
very handsome structure when all OF
the improvements have been COM
pleted. T..
It's not how much nor how little
you pay-but it's what you get for
your money that counts. Let this sink
in-then phone Walker Bros. & Hardy
to have their representative call for
that order. & -Advt.
Rev. F. G. Behner will occupy his
pulpit in the First Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning and evening. Ise
has been away from the city for the
past two or three Sundays, and all are
invited to attend. There will be some
special music for the occasion.
Contractor Stewart is hard at work
on the new armory- auditorium and
everything connected with the work
is moving along nicely, although at
first it was a somewhat difficult task.
1t is hoped that the big structure will
be finished according to schedule time.
J. G. Holland of this city has return
ed from a visit out to the slope. He
says he visited Sentinel Butte and
Beach and that the crops there looked
good and will run from fifteen to
eighteen bushels to the acre. He says
everything out in that country is look
ing fine. ... ... .-
N. L. Redman will be the speaker
at the o'clock mems meeting at the
Y. NJ. G. A. tomorrow afternoon. MIR.
Redman's subject viii be the Four
Kingdoms. Miss Fern Crothers will
sing. DR.. Herbert G. Leonard of Min
neapolis will be the speaker Sunday,
July 27. .s .-..
Manager Fowler of the Theatrical
Co, and George v. Halliday will leave
in few days for the east to look up
players for the Grand's stock company
for next season. Already Ward Cass-
ady and Joseph Golden have been en-
gagged, but it will require about eight
more people.
Do not forget that the Moose picnic
is tomorrow at Oak Grove park and
that the public in general is most cor
daily invited. There will be some
thing doing all the time, in addition
to a fine concert by the band. The
boys expect to make it pleasant for
all who attend. ~:
Many have called at the First Ma
tional bank within the past few days
| to have look at the fine strawberries
| that were raised in the state, as we'll
as the bunch of clover about which
SO much has been written and talked.
The First National always has some
thing fine to show.
| Walter w. Smith says that since he
got home from his vacation trip he
| thinks more and more of the state of
| North Dakota and that he would not
trade off Fargo for any city that he
visited while out of the city It was
a great, trip and was thoroughly en-
ioyed by Mr.. Smith and his. party.
There were at least half dozen
Vags and drunks before the police
court magistrate yesterday and they
| all met with the proper fines and i'm
| prisonment. There was no money in
the party to speak of, but all had ar
rived in the city to have a big time
and they admitted that they had had it..
The boat and launch owners on the
Red river dam have generously offered
to give instructions absolutely free to
swimmers, those who ride in canoes as
we'll as those who use the row boats.
They say there will be no charge for
the use of the boats to the beginners
and will give the instructions free Of
charge. e.. =
Thomas P. Cooper, secretary Of the
North Dakota Better Farming associ-
alton, has been out in the state attend
| ing various meetings of the farmers
| and he says he had a very pleasant
and profitable time and that he was
| delighted to see the great interest that
the farmers everywhere are taking in
| the affairs of the association.
Charley Allen, formerly of The Free
Press at Lisbon, writes that he will
| be in Fargo on circus day and will be
stopping at the Waldorf and will be
| pleased to see all his friends. He
closes his letter: Miss circus, we'll,
| 7 guess not. will be in town the
night before SO that I can see the
parade and all there is to see. and
don't you forget it, and SO will lots
| of others from Lisbon t
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