The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-27
CITY IN BRIEF


For good photos see Erickson.-Advt.
Erickson photographs everybody.
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Mr.. Shields of Edgeley was a guest
at the Gardner hotel last night.
The complete shop, engraving, print
ing, blank book. Knight Printing CO.
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Engraved and embossed work of
every description knight Printing Co.
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! W. R. Bishop of Ellendale, sheriff
Of Dfckey county, is in the city today
on business.
Printing that's fit for maihng-is
the kind you get at Walker Bros. &
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e. w. Crist, sheriff Of La, Moure
county, was in Fargo on official bust
! ness yesterday.
Printing that's 1T for maiIing--is
the kind YOU get at Walker Bros. s.
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Lieutenant Kraabel Of Clifford was
81 conspicuous figure in the Gardner
hotel lobby last evening.
! Fifteen per cent discount till March
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nue. north. Fargo. N. D.-Advt.
Frank Scott, assistant cashier Of the
Merchants National bank, was in
MapIeton on business yesterday.
Auction posters and other printing
on short ORDER Ulsaker Printing Co.,
s15 Broadway. Phone 7sa.--Advt.
Ollie Petit, son of J, f, Petit, jan
itor of the courthouse, is reported as
very i'll at his home, 603 Tenth street
south. ...
George e. Wallace of Wahpeton, a
member of the North Dakota tax COM
mission, spent yesterday evening in
the city.
For wall paper. paints, and decorat-
ing supplies, youll do best at Fred
johnson Co.'s. II Fifth street north.
Phone 794.-Advt.
Having purchased a new car l will
sell my 40-horse power four passenger
Buick together with the equipment for
$3.50. Frank e. Corson.-Advt.
Mothers Friend hosiery for chill
~dren-eyery pair guaranteed. Three
weights, light, medium III heavy
25c per pair. Herbst department
store.-Advt. ~.
@ Frank II. Hyland of Devils Lake,
well known a~lctioneer of that place
and a member Of the state senate from
Ramsey county, was a visitor in the
city yesterday.
We represent the leading manu-
facturers of the country on standard
lines Of desks, chairs and tables, also
X e. e filing cabinets. Walker Bros.
Sc Hardy.-Advt.
The Degree of Honor, the auxiliary
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regular meeting this evening at the
A. Q. U. W. lodge hall on Roberts
street as was previously announced.
There has been a ~postponer1ent until
further notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Albrecht of. Wah-
pston are in the city in attendance at
the convention Of the telephone men.
MIR. Albrecht was formerly cashier of
the N. w. Telephone Co. in this city,
Is now manager Of the Wahpeton
: branch Of the company.
! Frank Fl. Mcbride was down from
Grand Forks yesterday arranging
!; some of the details preparatory to re-
moving the railway mail service of
fees from the city up the river to the
states metropolis on April /. Mr.. Nc
i Bride is chief clerk Of this division
of the service.
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the Broadway Methodist church, has
gone to Cakes to assist Rev. F. S.. Hal
let OF that place with a series of
services now being conducted there.
Rev. Mr.. Hutchinson will return to
Fargo for his regular Sunday services
on North Broadway. X
I'll. M, Tucker Of Courtenay is in the
city today on business and ID d guest
at the Gardner hotel. Mr.. Tucker was
formally chairman of the executive
committee of the North Dakota Pro-
gressive Republican league M sue.
cessfully managed the presidential
primary campaign for the LaFolletta
forces in. March. 1912.
Col. John H. Frame Of Grafton,
speaker Of the house during the last
session OF the state legislature and
candidate for the republican nomina-
tion Tor lieutenant governor subject to
the June primaries, returned from an
inspection trip TO Bismarck .yester-
day afternoon. He went to The CAPT.
tai in the morning and back before
dinner last night.
j. Z. Richards, formerly of the A.
faculty, now field agent for the
Better Farming association in Dickey
ing OF the field agents, n he IN
forms The Forum that the local press
overlooked the biggest event in the
history OF the state this year, the ar
rival of a healthy ten pound boy at
his home March 1S. The youngster
fs already boosting for more scientific
agriculture In North dakota.
Native gold miners in Tibet leave
nuggets intact or replace them liz dis
turbad In the belief that they are the
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