The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-02-13

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er at the Orpheum theatre.
Olson's removal sale of dry goods is
creating a sensation among the ladies
of this section. The new spring goods
that are arriving daily are being put
in the SALE. a-Advt.
Walter F. Gushing, secretary of the
state railroad commission, who has
been spending a day or two with his
family; has left for Bismarck. Mr..
Cushing is, much pleased with his new
position.
1t is hoped there will be no let up in
the slogan Fargo Goods for Fargo
People, All Of the merchants and
manufacturers in the city claim they
are feeling the effects Of the cam
paign.
> Already the candidates for ONCE in
the city election have begun tt make
their announcements. There is one
candidate for police magistrate and
Judge Miller will take out his petition
in a short time.
The sale of ladies coats and suits in
the Olson removal sale is one of the
great bargain offerings of the year.
Prices have been cut in more than
half. A number of fine garments yet
remain to be sold. -Advt.
Mrs. Holderman is moving her mil
linery store into the room formerly &C.
cupied by the Buchanan hardware store.
She will have a very nice store room
and hopes to, be- able to announce her
opening In a few days.
Sec. Thomas Cooper of the North
Dakota Better Farming association
went to Grafton last evening where
this evening he will deliver an ad-
dress before a farmers and school
convention that is being held there.
]. P. Hardy, Secretary: The COM
mercial club is DESTROYS of securing a
second hand safe, one that is large
enough to contain the ledger and 9TH
er books and valuables of the club.
Call at club. -Advt.
Mrs. Michael Hogan arrived in the
city this morning from ST. Paul to be
with her injured husband, the United
States railway mail clerk, who was
Audubon, MINI. It Ia reported Mr.. Ho-
gan's condition is not improved.
MT. and Mrs. Geo. ". Halliday of
the Grand Stock Co., have taken up
their residence in a fat on Broadway.
Nearly all Of the: members, Of the
stock company are married people and
are keeping house in Fargo. They are
all much pleased with the city and the
people.
Miss Shotwell of Brown e. Shotwe1T's
store returned last evening from New
York while Mrs. Brown stopped off to
visit friend in Minnesota, Miss Shot
well is loud in her praises of the new
styles and she was able to secure a
great stock for their trade during the
coming season. =. -.
Barney willitts of the Luse Land
Co., will make Fargo his headquarters
during the coming summer and will be
here most Of the time. His company
will begin running their excursions in
a few weeks and they anticipate a
large business in the sale of Canadian
land to the people of North Dakota.
A boy not yet 20 years of age was
/ arrested last night by one of the city
police for being in a beastly state Of
drunkenness. He was given a severe
lecture by Police Judge Miller this
morning who told him that such con-
duct would lead him into a drunkard's
grave and that he had better call
halt right away. '"* 80
Mrs. August Karnop, who resides at
Oak Grove and is the wife of the stage
manager of the Grand theatre, while
on her way home a night or two ago,
slipped and fell near the water tank
Of the Great Northern and has since
been confined to the house. While no
bones were broken she was. badly
bruised. ...s.,t
The members of the executive com
mittee of the Fargo Commercial club
will hold a meeting on Monday at
noon, Feb. II n q good deal of bust
ness will be attended. to. The big
mass meeting Of the club will be held
on Tuesday night, Feb, IS, and there
is likely to be a, very large attendance.
The most of the evening will be given
over to social affairs.
There was a well attended meeting
of the Fargo Red Men last evening and
a good deal of business was attended
to. The tribe is in a prosperous on
dition and has about recovered from
the losses it sustained through the de-
~falcation of the former secretary, A.
M. knight. This vas the first evening
for the new sachem of the organiZa-
ton, Fred Heffner. There was lunch
after the meeetig.
Chas. Swanson returned from the
eastern market this week and he had
q very enjoyable and profitable trip.
He says the style changes in mems
clothing are radical this year. The
Norfolk styles predominant and every
well dressed young man will have 2
belt this summer. Mr.. Swanson will
start at once to remodel his store room
and will put in a steel ceiling and a
new floor n some new fixtures.
Mrs. William G.. Green and son. will
liam, are expected home this afternoon
from the formers former home at
Saltwater, MINI, where she was CALI
| ed a fortnight ago by the sudden SER
ious illness of her sister, who passed
away a few days later. Mrs. Green
viii be accompanied home by her
mother, Mrs. Kreger, who will spend
the first weeks OF her recent bereave-
ment at the home of her daughter.
Minot Reporter: Frank McGagherty,
who for the past year has been nan
ager of the Public Drug Co., has dis
posed OF his interests in the concern to
r. g. Lund, formerly of this city, but
who for the past year has been con-
nected with the MohaII pharmacy at
Mohall. Mr.. Lund will assume the
management of the Public Drug at
once. Mr.. McGagheFty has accepted
a. splendid position with the Pioneer
Candy Co, of Fargo and left yester-
day for Fargo, where he will spend
two Of three days. He expects to re-
turn here the latter part of the week
to close up his affairs here before
leaving permanently for Fargo. Mr..
McGagherty is n Of the most popular
young business men in the city and
his departure win be deeply regretted
by q wide circle OF friends and ac-
1 quaintances, who will wish him every
success In his new venture.
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