The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-12
City In Brief

Eat c~riapettes and be nappy.-Advt.
Round trip rates to Canada. Write
y. w. Wills, Fargo. Phone 275.
-Advt.
For gentle saddle horses, phone 36T.
Fargo Riding Acadeny-Advt.
The complete shop, engraving. print
ings blank book, knight Printing Co.
-Advt.
Engraved and EMBOSSED work of
every description. knight Printing Co.
--Advt.
TAxIcAR AND LIVERY. Careful
and prompt; charges reasonable. Phone
40, evenings 915.
Steamship tickets to all foreign
ports. Wheelock Insurance agency,
bO2 Front street, phone 10o8.--Advt..
Public s~tenographer. Phone 112.
Dispositions, specifications, corre-
~spondenee, reports, etc. 101 Broad
way.-Advt.
Lost-Gold drop with diamond set
ting Of lavaliere; generous reward Of
fered; return to Northern Trust or
phone 2830-L. -Advt.
According to those who have been at
the lakes the past few days, the Ash
have been biting nicely and the
fine.
e. J. Murphy of Murphy & Young
received WORD this morning OF the
serious illness of his wife In Mime
apolis. He will leave for the mill city
this afternoon.
The work Of remodeling the old Elks
hall and the Pirie hall into apartments
mas not yet commenced, but it is
hoped TO get this done by the cold.
The park commission hope to open
the river drive on the ~southside before.
long, although they are having a little.
trouble in getting clear through. 1t,
Will make one of the prettiest drives.
In this section.
Those from outside the city who
We're attending the good roads con-
vention held here yesterday and the.
day. before left for their homes yes
terday evening and they report having
had a pleasant and profitable time.
1t is stated that some of the boys
who own anoes on the Red river dam,
are thinking of having a tournament
in the near future. There are a large
number of boats on the dam just now,
and several more have been ordered.
Many students are this week gradu-
ating with honors. Why not equip
them for their life-work with a Conk-
lin ~Self-hlling Fountain Pen. Come
and see our girl graduate and gift
pens, Walker Bros. & Hardy.-Advt.
Contractor James Kennedy of this
city writes from Mt. Clemens, Mich,
to the effect that Mrs. Kennedy who is
receiving treatment for rheumatism Is
/ eating QlnnU T7irpIu e.aM 81 on6 NrS
Kennedy expect to remain there for
several days.
It is hoped that all will remember
that the automobile train to Crooks
ton will leave this city tomorrow
morning from in front of The Forum
office at o'clock. According to
word from Crookston the roads could
hardly be in better shape.
There was a well attended meeting
Of the Fargo Red Men last night and
the interest in the meeting was great.
There will be several candidates for
initiation in the near future and the
boys hope to a a large increase in
membership during the present term .
DIR. Frank w. Chandler, formerly of
this city. but now of Los Angeles, Cal,
has the thanks Of The Forum for the
programme of the commencement of
the University Of California. He is
practicing his profession, that of dem
tistry there, and is getting along nice
",
Charley Leonard, secretary of the
Cow club of the state. will see to it
that the visitors to the Interstate fair
will have all of the buttermilk they
want to use while on the grounds, and
he says that it will come from cows
that are owned by members of the
club.
William G. Green. court reporter of
the Third judicial district, a been
appointed to lake the proceedings of
the Anderson murder trial at Wash
burn with Charles Wattan1, court re-
ported of the Sixth district. A daily
journal and transcript will be made
during the trial.
w. w. King and family of this city
who have beer attending the COM
mencement of the University of Min
nesota, expect to reach Fargo tomor-
row morning early enough to make the
start for Crookston with the auto
train. Mr.. King is to have charge OF
the press car for the run.
1t is hoped that every member of
Fargo lodge will be in attendance at
the meeting which will be held next
Saturday evening, for there will be a
large class to institute, and the COM
mittee will make it's final report in re-
gard to the trip to the state conven-
ton which will be held next week at
jamestown. 1t is hoped that Fargo
viii have close to 200 members in line.
Sec. J.. P. Hardy of the commercial
club announced this morning that bull
/ letins of the United States Chamber
of Commerce were 10Y on file In the
library of the commercial club and So
licits their perusal by all the members
Of the club. The bulletins give very
pertinent facts about the business or
! Plantations of the various cities of the
country and what is being done in
congress.
Today Contractor Kennedy vas
personally supervising prelirninaries
for the paving of Ninth street, south
from Fifth avenue to Ninth avenue,
the work which began in earnest last
Monday morning. Scores of teams
and dump wagons have moved away
much of the surplus dirt and the
frames for the concrete curbing are
being set up. The paving of this
prominent residence t~horoughfare will
make a wonderful Improvement to the
southside.
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