The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-11
CITY IN BRIEF
FArss.

Try one of our 50-cent rooms. Hotel
Tweeden.-Advt.
Engraved and embossed work of
every description. knight Printing Co.
-Advts
The complete shop, engraving, print
ing. blank book. Knight Printing CO.
-Advt.
The next market day is Thursday.
The three day a week plan is meeting
with great success.
Have you attended the wash dress
sale at Blacks this week? They are
wonderful barga1ns.-Advt.
The brick work on the auditorium
is about completed and work on the
concrete roof will start next week.
This is bargain week at Blacks and
every part Of the big store has some
fine chances to save money.-Advt.
Capt. E. c. Gearey, jr., who is in
spector of small arms practice in this
state, has begun to think about the
next rifle shoot.
The great sacrifice sale at Blacks is
a real bargain event in all depart
ments. You should attend it IL you
like bargains.-Advt-
lily -HlH6 cents Will Duy d ulluulS
waist that would cost $3.50. We must
close this line at once, Black 8 popu-
lar price store.-Adyt.
DIR. Franklin L. Mcvey of Grand
Forks, president of the University of
North Dakota, was a guest at the
Gardner hotel last night.
Miss Jorgine Roen left yesterday
afternoon for the millinery markets on
4 - .,,s~,- A-s- O. L. II . A " ~
She will select a large stock of the
latest hats and trimmings.
Mrs. Clarke of the deLendrecie mill
linery department left today for Chi
cage and the eastern markets to select
millinery goods for her department.
She will be absent for a week n more.
DR.. John H. Worst, LII. D., president
of the North Dakota Agricultural coll
lege, left the city yesterday on a brief
business trip in the interests of the
college through the western part of the
state.
Local suffragists are making great
preparations for the coming of DR..
Anna Howard Shaw on Sept. 10. Sew
eral of the largest halls in the city
will be secured 81 that all may hear
the noted speaker.
Embroideries are bound to go up as
all the mills in France are shut down
on accoun of the war. The lot we are
} offering at Zoe are big values in ordi-
nary times. They are gold mines un-
: der the present conditions. Blacks
s popular price store.-Advt.
Lost-Sunday night between Great
Northern station n my home or
Fourth avenue south, a knight
Templar watch charm. The finder viii
> be suitably rewarded by returning the
; same to me at the Masonic temple. w
L. Stockwell,-Advt.
County Auditor Addison Leech ha:
9 been kept busy for the past couple o.
9 days issuing hunting licenses. He has
8 Aeceived many orders for licenses from
various parts of the state, the hunter:
. in general getting ready for the open
t ing of the season next month.
Harry Arnison is walking around thu
clothing store windows the past couple
of days looking for a hat that he thinks
would be large enough for him. Mon
day morning a splendid baby boy ar.
rived at his home on Seventh stree
north. He reports all doing nicely a
is receiving the congratulations of hi
many friends.
One of the biggest department store
in the city received a telegram las
night that their order for $4,000 wortl
2 of toys had been Cancelled. There viii
be no toys this year bearing the mari
: MADE in Germany" There will b
: more homes in Germany, however
! without Christmas joy than there will
: be in this country.
Q One of the stores in the city hat
Q received a notice that all orders TO
silks have been Cancelled until furthe
!, notice. This will undoubtedly stinnu
late the demand for American silks Al
well as for American styles since tn,
Parisians will be engaged in othe
business and the Paris label on Ameri
can made goods Is no longer In vogue
y Chief Sutherland of the fire depart
L ment thinks a lot of the fire station
on the south side of the tracks. III
says that it has not only been of bene
fit in facilitating the department ii
reaching fires on the south side bu
has been mighty handy in which I
: keep a.portion of the equipment of TIL
central station while that place is be
( ing remodeled.
r e. III. Cole says that the roads be
e tween here and Minneapolis wer
& never finer than they are at the pres
y ent time. Last evening Mr.. Cole an
e his mother, Mrs. Ed. Cole and Mrs.
J. II. Clark and Hunt Clark of Minnea
= polls arrived in Mr.. Coles car from
most enjoyable trip fromthe west I
one of the twin cities. An exception
ally good run was made from st. Clou
y to Fargo, the actual time being min
g hours.
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