The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-02
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OF course you go to Walker Bros. &
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Engraved and embossed work of
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For Sale-Wild upland hay in stacks
TOUR miles west of Fargo. Gilbert W.
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The Women's Journal. the well
known suffrage paper of Boston, will
publish a North Dakota number on
July IS.
For Sale: House, Moorhead, eight
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No. TT care Forum.-Advt,
There is no system that can not be
improved by better equipment. II
used In an office. a bank or a court
house. Walker Bros. & Hardy has it.
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Delicious white fish from Lake of
he Woods will be in the markets to-
morrow. Fish connoisseurs say that
whit fish from these waters are the
best ever.
The lighting system on Eighth street
south is now complete and will be
used for the first time his evening
Roberts street will be the next to in
stall the system.
Fred B. Morrill,, corporation counsel
at Spokane and former city attorney
OF Fargo, stopped off here this morn,
ing on his way back to Spokane after,
a trip in the east. ,
Among the speakers at the chau-
tauqua which is in session at Walhalla,
last Monday, were Rev. A. E. Peter
son. President Worst and Rev. w. H.
Hunter of this city.
The interior of the Herbst store is
undergoing extensive alterations. A,
new steel ceiling is being put in and
various other improvements made that
Will add to the attractiveness of the
room when completed. ,
Edwin Boerth, of S35 Broadway, has
gone to Lusk, Wyo, where he will
spend the next three months as a
guest Of relatives on a ranch, learning
to ride the festive broncho and ipnoth-,
CT Wild west diversions.
The Swedish Lutheran Maple Chey-
congregation of Raymond town
ship will celebrate the Fourth of July
IN ]. Q. Halsten's grove, half a mile
east n half a mile south of the
church. All are welcome.
A magnificent set of silver cups
which will be presented by George
Kibbs of st. Paul for the best herd Of
beef cattle exhibited at the state fair,
are on exhibition in the windows of
the Stern clothing store, where they
are attracting much favorable atten-
ton.
The Sundberg Co., the progressive
jewelers., have Improved their store
room on Broadway by the addition Of
some new mahogany fixtures. They
have added two circular glass parti-
tions which makes a very neat office
for Mr.. Sullivan, and also a neat work
room for the repair a
Through the efforts of John Upper,
superintendent of buildings and
grounds for Fargo college, the campus
of that institution presents a. beauti-
full appearance. The lawn on the hill
overlooking the stadium is attracting
much favorable attention from visitors
to the beauty spot Of Fargo.
Railroad officials said today that
theYawere delighted to report the fact
that trains are now running through,
on time. The bridge trouble near
Mandan has been repaired and mails
and passengers are now going through,
OF the main line instead of being de-
toured by way of Leeds and Havre. :,
Architect O'Shea returned at noon
from a business trip to Wahpeton,
where he went to supervise the work
in progress on a block which is being
erected for Aaron Stern. Mr.. O'Shea
says there is nc paucity OF optimism
splendidly and the general outlook is
encouraging.
Charles H. Bland has accepted the
position of district manager Of the
Mutual Life Insurance
Co., and has assumed the work of his
position. This is the position held by
Mr.. Macdonald before his promotion
to the managership Of the Spokane
office. The many friends of Mr.. Bland
will wish him the fullest measure of
success in his new field. 49,.
1t seems to have been the rule dur
ing the past few years to allow circus
bills to remain in some windows, ETC.,
until a circus shows up the following
season and replaced the old bills with
ones-will the cards of political
candidates which have been adorning
many windows, telephone poles and a
variety Of other places for months re-
there until the primary two
years hence? 1t begins to look as
they will.
Indignation seems to have no bounds
among people who admire the beauti-
and get mad clear through when
anybody displays the audacity to mar
1t in any form whatever. Such peo-
pie in Fargo are mad clear through
because Of the recent erection of a
monster brewery sign which has been
recently erected on the Minnesota side
of the Red river, a little north of the
small footbridge, crossing from Fourth
street south over to Moorhead-abso-
lutely marring one of the pretty per-
sr'ectives' along the stream. Some signs
are artistic, but the referred to is
about as ugly a looking thing as one
could imagine. 1t is to be hoped that
the owner Of the and on which the
has been erected ia being Maid