The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-17
City in Brief

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Ing, blank book. knight Printing Co.
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Taxicab and Livery; careful and
prompt; charges reasonable. Phone
40, evening 915.-Advt.
Engraved and empossed work OF
every description. Knight Printing Co.
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Attorney Callahan of Casselton was
IN the city yesterday and today looking
after judicial business and met many
friends.
About three dozen trimmed hats to
be closed out at 81 each at Mrs. Hold
erman's Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day.-Advt.
Mrs. Holderman will close out bal
ance of hats for 81 each, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.-Advt.
Some splendid bargains in trimmed
hats for 81 each at Mrs. Holderman's,
for balance Of week only.-Advt.
A pair of lady's shoes were found by
the police standing on a window sill
near a pool hall last night, and the
owner can have the same by calling
n proving property.
Charles Simons Of Duluth, Mimi,
was a business visitor to the city for
a few days and met many Of his
friends in the city, and he was very
much pleased with his visit here.
It's not how much nor how little
you pay-but it's what you get for
your money that counts. Let this sink
sin-then phone Walker Bros. & Hardy
to have their representative call for
that order. -Advt.
The county commissioners have been
meeting this week, but there has been
little done, except looking after the
regular routine business during the
session. The affairs. of the county are
found to be in good shape.
This is vacation season and Her.
man Richardson, n of the clerks in
the Holmes store is spending a few
days with friends in Minneapolis and
writes back home to the effect that
he is having a very pleasant time.
All are invited to call at the First
National bank and see the display
that is being made there, the products
of the farms having been sent in, and
there are some useful lessons that can
be taught thereby. Officials of the
bank will take pleasure in showing
them.
All who attended the knights Of
Pythias grand lodge which closed yes
terday, say that it was n Of the
been held in some time, and they all
gave Secretary Hardy of the COM
merciaI club credit with assisting in
making it a big affair.
F. E. Horton, secretary of the Don
a h11n. Horton 90 of Mipneaan o1iS who
has been in the city for a few days
and was a caller at the First National
bank, has left for home, and he was
very much pleased with his visit to
Fargo, and thinks this city one of the
best in the entire northwest.
The launch men on the Red river
dam will hold another meeting on
Sunday morning, next, and talk over
some business that seems to absolute
ly necessary for them to look into at
the present time. They believe the
sport of boat riding above the dam
can be run in a. business-like manner.
Attorney General Miller was in the
city today or his way to Devils Lake
| where he will act as president of the
state board of medical men, he hav-
ing this honor by reason of the office
he holds in the state. He says there
are several important matters to come
before the board. While here he made
| The Forum a pleasant call.
Fred Taylor Of the local Neal in
stitute is In Grand Forks, where he
is about to. make arrangements for
the opening Of an institute similar to
the one that is. being conducted IN
such a successful manner in this city.
The institute here is now located in
the former residence of Mayor John
son, deceased, IN it is one Of the
finest houses on the southside.
Ward Cassidy, leading man of last
seasons Grand Stock Co., and who
will be seen with the same company
next season, will leave in a few days
for. one of the lakes down in Mime
sofa. He may go to Little Pine, near
Perham, or may go to Shoreham and
stay at the Nelson cottage. Ward
win not go back to Salt Lake City,
but his mother will likely visit with
him here. a2
The North Dakota Kennel club is
getting active and has called for a
meeting to be held June II, and a
big lot Of business is to be attended
to-. The officers expect at this meet
ing to take the preliminary steps for
the great big show that will be held
in this city during the Tri-State Grain
Growers association convention, and
it is hoped to make this even bigger
than the show of last year.