The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-09
City in Brief

II. ASvt.
Max stern, WHO has been maksNat 4
business trip to Minneapolis and Cali
cago, returned home last evening.
Carl Kurtzman and A. E. Champlim
returned last evening from q short trip
TO the twin cities and Rochester, MINI.
Miss Pearl Faus. manicuring,
s~nampooing, c~hiropody. Room 81.
over ]. Z. Holmes store. Phone 2s10.
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r. y. Weiser, president OF the First,
National bank, who has been making
2 business trip east as we'll as paying
g visit to the old folks at DEBORAH,
la, returned home yesterday.
The American Protective Legion
VIII hold q meeting and reception this
evening, the reception 10 the visitors
and guests being at . o'clock sharp.
Refreshments viii follow the enter
tainment.
Roy p. Henderson, the physical di-
rector OF the u. M. q. A., has been con-
nned to the house for a day or two by
9 severe attack of the grip, but his
friends hope that he will be out in q
day or two.
r. r. Wolf of the II. III. G. a.. who
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nected with the contest for members
between the cities OF Fargo, Grand
Forks and Jamestown returned home
this morning.
o. y. Grondahl, head OF the Farmers
supply Co, which does business on
First avenue north, has been confined
to the house FOR two weeks by d bad
attack of grip but is expected to be
out in a few days.
Milton Bishop, the newly made man
ager of the Wood Bros. machine house
in this city. has been making q trip
over the state and is expected to arr
rive home tomorrow with a new crop
OF stories ad sayings.
L. e. Goodwin, secretary Of the Z.
m. G. a., is confined in st. Johns hos
pital with 81 severe attack OF blood
poisoning which appears TO have gone
through his entire system. 1t started
from q small cut in his hand.
A gang OF workmen is employed at
present cleaning out the debris from
the Fargo o~perahouse, preparing for
an early start in the spring for a new
and larger and finer house. The work
viii occupy several weeks time.
Jack Wier, clerk OF the county court,
who has been suffering with blood
poisoning In his right foot for six
weeks past, is now confined to his bed
with a severe case of tonsilitis. His
many friends will regret to learn Of his
illness.
h workmen are engaged in pre-
pairing the big Hancock building on
upper Broadway for the Home Prod
expect to have the work done by
morning, so that moving in can take
place tomorrow.
Fargo lodge of Elks viii hold a
business meeting on Saturday even
that every member will attend. This
will be the first meeting in the year
1918 and there will be a good deal
Of business to attend to.
The Fargo-Moorhead Philharmonic
club has prepared a splendid pro-
gramme for it's midwinter concert, at
First BAPTIST church. Tuesday. Jan.
81. The club will render Coierfdge-
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and Bruch's Fair Ellen. -Advt.
william ID. Grasse Of this city. who
has been attending a meeting of the
travelling men of his house at St. Paul,
arrived home yesterday and left at
once to ove his route in the state,
He remarked that the meeting in the
twin cities was a very pleasant and
profitable me-.
The banquet which will start on the
membership contest OF the u. Nj. g. "a,
viii take place this evening at 6:15,
The dinner will be given to the fifty
men who win constitute the COMMITTEES
having the matter in charge, and 4
very pleasant time ts expected. The
contest will be outlined at this meet-
ing.
r. "A. Fuller or Genoa Junction. wis,
arrived in the city last week to be-
come assistant manager OF the Fargo
branch OF the Fort Motor Co, in the
place OF y. A. Deignan, who was
transferred from that position to the
post Of, an Office assistant In the new
branch opened last fall in Miunea-
polls.
This evening at s o'clock the annual
reception and entertainment Of the st.
Mary's Catholic Foresters/ viii take
place and IL is hoped that ali will be
present. The members are earnestly
asked to bring their ladies with them.
and Tom Dunn, the secretary, says
there win be plenty for all who at
tend.
Elliott Richards sof this city was
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father, the well known banker Of that
city who WAS yesterday morning
notified Of the serious illness Of his
mother at Erie, Pa. 1t is feared the
aged woTnan may not survive this
illness, as she has been in poor health
FOR some time.
The entertainment committee Of the
Fargo council OF the III. C. r. win hold
q meeting next sunday afternoon to
further the annual dance project,
which entertainment has been fixed
for the last Friday night of this month
and which the committee will endeayor
to make the biggest affair of the kind
ever attempted by the council.
Last night the city police arrested
"A. Bernard, William Quigley. John
Smith and Len Armstrong. In the lat
ter's lower Front street pool ham.
charging them with gambling. They
all put up bonds for their appearance
this morning. The case was con-
tinued until 4 this afternoon. The
parties aIIege that they were not
gambling for money and viii fight the
case
esst Cough Msdieins for Children.
II am very glad to say i Jew
words in praise OF -Chamberlafn's
| Cough Remedy writes Mrs. Ida
Dewey, Milwaukee,. Wis. IT have used
lft for years both for my children
ana myself and it never fails ia re-
/ ltave and cure a cough or cold. No