The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-05
City in Brief

The complete shop, engraving, print
ing. blank book. knight Printing Co.
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Judge John Carmody Of Hillsboro
spent the morning in the city's legal
circles.
Engraved ana embossed WORK Of
every description. knight Printing Co.
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For Rent and Fol Sale signs always
on hand at Walker Bros. & Hardy
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Removes su%pertiuous hair, face mes
sage, treat scalp and feet. Suite s
Kennedy Bldg. --Advt.
Steamship tickets to all foreign
ports. Wheelock Insurance agency.
602 Front street, phone 1006.-Advt.
Tutoring in grade or high school
subjects. Ina R. Johnson, 1909 Sixth
avenue south. Phone 32sL.-Advt.
H. j.. Barnes and wife of Chaffee,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mallough Of the
same town were guests this week at
the Annex.
Former Governor Sarles and family
motored through Fargo this morning
to the lakes, where they will spend a
few days enjoying the cool breezes.
George Focks, who resides over in
Minnesota, was arrested last night for
permitting his automobile to stand on
the wrong side of the street and settled
for SIS with Police Judge Miller.
Ralph r. Wolf. secretary of the Y.
NJ. C. A. will go to Minot today where
ne will deliver an address tomorrow
afternoon to the boys and youths Of
the city, and expects to return Mon
day.
It Is stated that every one of the city
hotels was filled to overlooking during
the present week and that the hotels
in Moorhead had the same experience.
The fair brought in a large number
Of people.
Thomas P. Cooper, secretary of the
Better Farming association, yeft this
morning for Valley city to attend the
boys encampment which Is going ON
there and is said to be a very success
full one.
Melvin Hildreth, Of this city, left
this morning for Valley City, where he
will taks charge of the publication Of
The Chautauauan, the paper that is
published in the interest of The Chau-
tauqua at that place.
There will be special Fourth Of July
services held at the First Presbyterian
church tomorrow, and the pulpit and
church have been nicely decorated for
the event. There will also be special
music for this occasion.
On account Of the fair the board of
education did not meet this week. but
there will be a big meeting Of the
members OF Wednesday evening Of
next week when routine business and
some new matters will be taken up.
The city commission will not hold
another meeting before the first of the
week. There was a meeting on We'd
nesday last which was a monthly
meeting, and it was decided not to
meet again until next Monday.
William H. Way, the well known
commercial traveller, has been located
in South Dakota for some time and
has a new branch of the tobacco bus
mess to look after. He writes to
friends here that he is pleased with
his new territory, and that he is do
ing nicely.
In one week from this evening the
Fargo lodge of Elks will be in session
to look after such business as has ac-
cumulated in the past two or three
weeks and there has been a consider
able lot of it. There will be no initia-
ton, but just business will be looked
after.
William Adams, manager of the An
mex hotel for Keller & Boyd. Of the
Waldorf. has moved his family from
the twin cities to their pleasant home
On Ninth street south, where they are
comfortably located. The family is
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. Adams and
four children.
There will be a melting Of the com
mercia1 club on Monday next, and
there have been no meetings since last
Monday as the fair and other matters
had the biggest part of the attention
of the officers of the club. There is a
good deal of business to be looked aft
er next Monday.
The decorators for the newly remod-
eled First National bank will be plac-
ed to work In the very near future,
but 1t will be some weeks yet before
the pretty building will be completed.
The downstairs department will soon
be so that it IAN be used and 1t Is
most elaborate.
Robert Curry of Sharon, who has
been in st. Johns hospital for three
weeks. where he underwent a serious
operation, has about recovered and
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for home next Monday. He is feeling
very much stronger and will be back
on the farm in a few days.
There have been just twenty prose-
%cutions brought against men and
people who have sold cigarettes to
boys. There will not likely be any
more this week, but it is known that
there are several more that are to
come up in the near future, and 1T is
thought that these will be brought
next week.
Mrs. j. II. Plath. who resides on
Ninth street north, had the misfortune
a day or two ago to fall down stairs
from the second story to the ground
floor and vas very badly bruised, and
will not be able to leave her bed for
some time. Her side. face and other
parts of her body were terribly bruis-
ed. but fortunately there were no
bones broken.
There is to be a meeting this even
ing of the Fargo council Of the United
Commercial Travellers in the A. o. U.
| w. hall. and 1t is hoped that ais many
as possible who car attend will be on
hand. Senior Counselor Cole states
that there is a good deal of business
to attend to and he hopes that all of
the travellers in the city will attend,
as there are many who are away from
home.
This evening will see the closing of
the Grand theatre, when BARLEY
ECampbells celebrated Filtration will
be the bill. The company will hold a
short reception at the close Of the
last performance and say farewell to
their Many friends. There will likely
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