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Newspaper
Fargo Forum And Daily Republican
Location
Fargo, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1908
Page
8
A brief note recalls a past St Marys Cathedral bazaar held by the CF spa league of Dakota at the Commercial Club. It mentions the event date as Tuesday in December and invites further donations or items, with emphasis on community participation and local church activity.
Business card style notices list outfits including Knight Printing Co and Hannaher McNannah printers, J L Savage surgeon at 606 Front Street, Edwards dressmaking room 94 Edwards building, Dwight's Golden Link flour bread, Clinker Bros drayman Kingsley & Smith cigar store, A J Rustad view near south bridge, Hunt's Perfect, The Shoe Hospital, Wright Bristol Insurance Agency, and various phone numbers and addresses across First Avenue North and Broadway.
City items report a Scandinavian W C T U meeting at Rev and Mrs Fonkalsrud's home on Til Fourth Avenue North. Also announced are a big circus at Grand-Luken's and Fargo theatre plans. J B Tyler, NP railroad agent, visited Sunday, recently dismissed from Brajpord hospital, to resume duties soon. Commercial Club cigars promoted. high school furnace issue hinders Phoaterian program. sale postponed. Langendorf to sing in Fargo. star performers named. fur market notes. 303 Broadway store advertising goods in Fargo N D.
The resignation of General B C Gearey as clerk shifts Merchants National Trust duties to W L Bay former head booker and teller with Rey Froling and Me Bones joining as junior tellers. holiday sale on books at Lendrecie's offered at special prices.
A flood of travelers and locals converged on Fargo from Valley City Amenia Wahpeton MeVille Bismarck Grand Forks Dickinson Mayville Cando Tower City Detroit Chicago St Paul and elsewhere. Notable names include M W Barnes A L Grabb J W Smith H Horton K Brighthill J H Whittleney and R G Crowell. The Cynosure football issue and a display of Miles Standish cigars bookend the day.
Frank Drew Hall Em. Com Auvergne Commandery K T will hold its stated conclave tomorrow evening at 7 80 after which the Order of Red Cross will be conferred H Chapman Clerk M W of A Regular camp meeting Tuesday at Loyal Knights hall Candidates and election of officers invited from out of town camps. L Gage motion pictures at the Bijou first three days this week of the American fleet in Aus
Manager Fred Hansene announces the Mint will reopen for business Tuesday morning with a wrap corps of assistants and seasonal delicacies for patrons. Many people have been without homes since the Mint closed, and friends and customers will likely fill the place again. Local department stores and jewelers say they will stay open evenings until nine o'clock tonight to accommodate holiday shoppers.
The Scottish Rite Bodies of North Dakota begin a four day session at the Masonic Temple in Fargo with three sessions daily through Friday. The event starts tomorrow morning at 9 o clock and continues until the closing session Friday evening.
United States Marshal James Shea led a seizure this morning of seven cases of gallon jugs and eleven cases of half gallon jugs of Van Camp's Catsup for alleged mislabeling under the pure food law. The goods, stored at Park Grant Morris wholesale, were unclaimed by Van Camp & Co. after a Sept. 23 warning. A corrected writ allowed the seizure, and the catsup now sits with federal authorities for potential destruction pending further action and analysis by Prof. B F Ladd.
James Kennedy moves to convert the Port Huron building lower floor into three store rooms with modern fronts to boost Broadway east side commerce. Union Transfer Co will relocate. M N Hatcher notes undecided future site. Also notes a teachers meeting in Langdon ND with program detail and endorsements for experienced staff.
Robert T. Dizzard, longtime railroad man and well known Mason, died Sunday morning in St Paul from valvular heart trouble. Born March 15 1856 in Michigan City Ind he worked for the Northern Pacific and later passenger runs on the Soo Line. He lived in Enderlin and Fargo and leaves a widow and a 21 year old son.
A further dispute over police magistrate jurisdiction in Cass county may arise in state v. Mrs. Effie Savage and Bert Caney. The pair, found guilty of adultery, await sentence in district court after arraignment before Judge Martin Ryan.
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