The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-14
City in Brief

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Fred A. Irish. vice president of the
First National bank, has been making
a trip to Williston and Minot this
week and is expected home tomorrow.
Next Sunday is Palm Sunday and it
will be observed in both the Catholic
and Episcopal churches with appro-
pirate services.
James A. Dinnie, district deputy
grand exalted ruler of the iurisdic-
ton of North Dakota for the B. F. O..
Elks, was a visitor to the city today
and was a caller on his many friends.
T. GiIbertson n H, w. Gordon.
two we'll known business men of the
city of Lisbon, who were in the city
yesterday looking after business mat
tiers, have returned home.
The National Protective Legion held
an important meeting. last flight in
Assembly hall and there was a good
attendance and much interest shown
In the meeting. The Legion is grow
ing nicely.
According to Dave Oman, chairman
of the dance committee of the Fargo
council u. G.. T, the tickets for the
annual reception and dance which
takes place Friday evening, March %,
are selling very fast.
Col w. P. Mccormick of Mime
apolis, a veteran salesman, left the
| city a day or two for Grand Forks,
but left word that a place could be
held for him for the lumbermen's
banquet next Wednesday night.
Hans Christensen, a member of the
grand council of the U. c, T., who
travels for the International Harvest
+ Co, has returned from a business
trip through h western part of the
state and reports much snow and
business AZ fairly good.
Manager Letford, OF the Prescott
hotel, is putting in a private dining
room which he hopes to have ready
for business in a few days. It is To-
Gated Immediately to the rear of the
Office and communicates with the
main dining FooEH.
Chief Of Police Keere states that
there is every indication that Spring
is lowering in the lap of winter" as
the hoboes have begun to arrive in ap-
parently unlimited numbers. There
are many applications for lodgings at
the police station each night.
Tonight the agricultural men at the
A. c. will banquet at Prizes at $3.50.
This is an annual affair and a iae
programme viii be given. Professors
Bolley and Doneghue will speak, as
will Hal Pollock for the seniors: Dave
Sonquist for the juniors n Stewart
for the sophomores, Radcliffe for the
farm h~usbannry besides several
others.
On March % the division OF the La
dies Aid which is presided over by
Mrs. A. g. Brown and Mrs. Patty
Brown will have their annual social
and they expect to have a very pleas
ant time. 1t will be held in the eve
ming at the church and there will be
refreshments as well as an entertain
and all will be invited.
There have been many acceptances
to the invitation to attend the North
Dakota Highway Association conven-
! ton which will be held on Tuesday OF
the coming week, and which will be
addressed by Governor Hanna and
State Engineer Atkinson. Secretary
Hardy of the commercial club states
that there will be delegates here from
all sections of the state.
All are invited to attend the Y M. G.
A. this evening see the demon
stration of the wonderful pulmotor
that is owned by the Union Light,
Heat e Power Co, and which is used
as q life saver. Representatives of
the company will be on hand to ex-
plain its workings, as well as to show
exactly how 1T is put in operation.
The health class of the association
is all expected to attend.
Secretary Leeby of the Fargo Build
ers' and Traders exchange states
that he Is receiving inquiries about
the Iumbermen's convention which
will be held here Tuesday and We'd
Il nesday, March Is and 10, and that
there is every assurance OF a big at
tendance. The meetings in the day
time win be held i'm the exchange,
while the banquet will take place in
the commercial club dining room.
During the illness of Prof. Coscio,
j. Otto Hinze, pianist OF the Orpheum
theatre, has been transferred to the
IiGrand theatre and last night rendered
several fine overtures, among which
was Defile concert gaIop by Il. Ketter-
I, er, and 1t was heartily appreciated as
III wall as the other SeIacffOng rendered.