The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-16
City i'm Brief

Health and Liability insurance-Advt.
Oliver Knudson IS in the city to at
tend the Grain Growers.
b. Il. sinkler Of Minot, who won i
reputation over the state during the
Cowan Impeachment trial. Is in the
city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. j. Elliott Of Hills
boro are attending the conventions
aud visiting with their daughter Mrs.
G. q. -. Johnson, wife of the manager
Of the Herbst store.
Police Judge Miller has improved
his ONCE BY having a glass top on what
might be called the judicial bench,
and he says the Improvement lis q
great n and worth the price.
Col j.. MI. Kelly OF Devils Lake was
seen In the Gardner hotel lobby today
where he received many congratula-
tions on his appointment to q place
on Governor Hanna's staff.
This evening at the First Presbyter-
ian church the annual banquet OF the
North Dakota Live Stock association
will take place and there will be a
large attendance. The dinner win be-
gin ait s o'clock.
Harry M. Tucker or Courtenay.
chairman of the executive committee
of the North Dakota Progressive
league. and recognized as LaFoilette's
closest North Dakota friend, is in the
city today.
NJ. q. Thompson of st. Paul. arrived
in the city this morning and is an in
terested spectator at the dog and poul-
try shows and says they are each very
creditable and do themselves great
honor.
G. e. Byerly OF veiva, president Of
the North Dakota State Came and
Fish board of control. is a guest at
the Gardner hotel while in the city to
attend the big ceremonials OF ethe
Shriners last night.
Many OF the members Of Ell zagaI
Shrine, who live out OF the city will
stay over the balance of the week and
attend the meeting OF the different
conventions and be at the dog and
poultry shows today.
Chairman Oman Of the entertain
ment committee Of the Fargo council
for the annual ball on the evening OF
Jan. 80, says that everything Is work
ing nicely and that he looks for a very
large attendance as well as for q very
pleasant evening.
This evening will see the end OF the
kennel show for the year 1918 for the
doors win close at 1890, and all those
who desire to see the best dogs in the
entire northwest should attend be-
tween onw and 1880 for the show is
n that is most creditable.
Yesterday The Forum in describing
the horse show on the streets stated
that the Finch Bros, horses were
headed BIZ -four large grey percherons.
This was an error ais the four greys
are the property of Burgess & Lukyn.
The Finch parade was headed by the
$4,000 horse Challenge.
DIR. HI. q. Leonard, formerly pastor
Of the First M. r.. church In this city,
will be the speaker to his former con-
gregation next Sunday morning and in
the afternoon ne will be the principal
speaker at the mems meeting at the X.
IN. g. A. and q very large attendance
is expected at both places.
Great preparations are being made
for the big dinner of the First Meth
odists al the church tomorrow evening,
which will be another feature Of the
weeks programme connected with the
church opening OF last Sunday. There
will be short talks by several Of the
members and guests and the dinneT
will be an elaborate one.
The Fargo Builders and Traders
exchange will have its annual banquet
on wednesday evening OF the coming
week which will take place in the Prize
han and FOO are expected many com :
ing from outside the city. The courses
will begin at $3.50 and 1t is expected
that all members and guests will be in
their places at that hour.
The next meeting Of the Red Men
will take place on Wednesday evening
of the coming week when the i~nstaIla-
ton of the new officers will take place
IS the reports have gone into the
grand tribe and everything will be IN
readiness for the ceremonies, which
will be given BY Past Sachem Diemert
and others.
Letters received from Capt. Archie
Craig, formerly commander OK Arab
Patrol of El Zagal shrine, state that
Mr.. Craig, who was formerly superin-
tendent of the Fargo waterworks. will
not go into business before the early
spring, and he says that he hasn't az
vet decided on what line of work he
viii follow. He says the climate Is de.
lightful and that he is enjoying him
self.
HH 2l&GE IL ~ = A&tAOAtGA III n
in connection with the state poultry
show is a display of a herd OF young
Jerseys which has been greatly adj
mired by many OF the visiting farm
ers who have made comments to the
effect that 1t was worth all the trouble
of the walk over to the poultry build
ing to take a view of the dairy stock
from the South Park farm, owned by
s.. r, Crabbe.
Fargo friends of Engineer e. r
Snyder of Eighth avenue north will
be pleased to hear OF his promotion
to the position of travelling engineer
with headquarters at Winnipeg,
Manitoba, Can. Mr.. Snyder has been
pulling one OF the Great Northern
transcontinental passenger trains be-
tween Breckenridge and Devils Lake
for the past three years. making Far
so his home for the past year,
Admirers OF songs ia French win b
RECALLED BY Nine. Lueila Gibson Chr
man, soprano. this evening at the
| artist recital to be given at Stones
new hall at s O'Clock, with at least
three by master composers which are
included in her programme for the
! evening. OF a programme given re.
| Gently, in Chicago The Tribune 81
that city said. 1T eliminated IN j
beautiful Interpretation Of Lists
| Comment ~disaientils. which was pre-.
faced by Goring- Thomas vivacious
| and grateful Ma yoIsine, sung with
| charming humor, and BY q beautifully
son de Printefnps, and followed BIZ
the gavotte from M~assenet's Man.
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