The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-04-01
City in Brief

We sell vacuum cleaners.-Advt.
All kinds of Automobile Insurance.
Do you know Carpenter ?-Advt.
Engraved and embossed work Of
every description. Knight Printing Co.
-Advt.
The complete shop, engraving, print
ing, blank book. Knight Printing Co.
--Advt.
Engraved and embossed work Of
every description. Knight Printing Co.
-Advt.
Patronize the only uthographing
plant in North Dakota. Operated by
Walker Bros. & Hardy. -Advt.
At the Rijou today-Annie RowIey's
Fortune, "a big sereaml, A Study of
Kittens, and Broken Ways. Three
films and orchestra.-Advt.
Friends of Mrs. James McNelis from
Moorhead will be pleased to hear she
Is doing nicely since here operation
Saturday at st. Luke's hospital.
The Cass County Trained Nurses
association will hold a meeting this
week to complete arrangements for the
annual meeting and convention here Of
the state organization.
The musical programme that was to
have been given at the Masonic tenn
pie next Sunday afternoon has been
postponed one week. 1t will be given
Sunday afternoon, April 13.
While Fargo is probably 1000 miles
away from the seat of operations the
people are enabled to eat ripe straw
berries, lettuce radishes and all man
ner of early spring vegetables.
Milton Bishop, manager of the Wood
Bros, will begin the work of getting
the old Gaar-Scott building ready for
occupancy by his firm in the near fu-
ture. He expects to move in a month
from today.
Glass sidewalks will be placed on
| Northern Pacific avenue at the First
| National bank for the lighting Of the
| finished basement which will be one Of
the new features of the improvements
at the bank.
The Western Union Telegraph Co.
is now occupying it's new offices on
| Northern Pacific avenue and the room
formerly occupied by the company is
being placed in shape for the Mer-
| chants National bank.
Wherever time saving is important
wherever system is established
wherever a typewriting machine is
used, the Dictaphone is as indispens-
able as a telephone. Walker Brothers
g. Hardy, agents.-Advt.
Theer were no cases heard in the po-
lice court yesterday afternoon, but
| there are four prisoners working out
| old sentences at the woodpile in the
| park under the direction of Officer
Dahlgren who has charge of the work.
DR.. Boards topic at the First Con-
gregattonal church tomorrow night at
| 7:45 will be Religion Between Sundays.
There will be special music. A full
attendance is desired as a radical
change in plans Of church work Is to
be voted upon.
Everybody appears to be enthusiast
tic over the home coming week for
| Fargo and 1T is likely that the big pa
| rade Of Saturday Of that week will be
an astonisher. 1t is understood that
all civic bodies will be asked to take
part in the same.
Twenty members of the degree team
of the Rollo Yeomen were guests at
| the Waldorf over night. They we're
| on their way to Jamestown where this
evening they will exemplify the degree
work of the order. They are said to
Next Saturday night will be the first
meeting of the Fargo Commercial
travellers under the rule Of the new Of
| icers and it is hoped that there will
/ be very large attendance as there
will be a good deal of business to at
tend to as well as the initiation of
candidates.
| If you have not yet secured a ticket
I of hn r1A Io
food sufferers tomorrow afternoon, be
sure and do so from the committee at
once. 1t is hoped to make this the
big benefit of the season and the com
mercial club is back of it and would
like to raise $1,000
i Charles H. Porritt, as soon as the
ground thaws out will begin the work
| Of erecting new business block or
| the site of the old Meredith Drug Co.
house. A description of the building
was given in The Forum several weeks
ago. 1t will greatly enhance the ap-
pearance of that part of the avenue.
The Elks who have examined the
new quarters of the lodge in the old
Stone music hall, are very much pleas
ed with the general arrangements
expect to have the rooms ready for the
meeting Of April IL when the officers
will be installed and the appointment
of the other officers made.
Street Commissioner Johnson has
his street men at work cleaning up the
! paved streets and as soon as this has
been done he proposes to give hit at
tention to the alleys. People who
have been in the habit of throwing
rubbish in the alley need not feel Of
i Tended If they are charged with main.
4 tanning nuisance, for the street com
missioner has given repeated warn
ings.