The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1907-05-24
WHAT THEY SAY


Swift Eagle, Indian Police Sergeant:
No think much of being In town It's
too crowded. Rather be back to
1 Standing Rock than here. Court
tending no good. Too much talk
The Average Fargoan: think
Grand Forks has unlimited gan In ad-
vertising the state fair when there has
been no decision Of the supreme court
ION the question as to whether Fargo
or the Forks get the dates.
Thorvald ostbye: 1t Is my intkh-s
tion TO run my new launch on the
Red river during the summer and
make regular trips and to rent out the
boat To pleasure parties. II lis eight
horse power and can make good time.
Thomas Hall, w. M: Please be at
the meeting OF Shiloh lodge this even
ing as the Fellow Craft degree will be
conferred on number OF candidates,
and we would like to have a full turn
out. This work will be put on in fine
style.
C. s. Greene: A meeting OF the car
penters of Fargo win take place this
evening at o'clock at the union hall,
and 1t is desirable that all attend. John
Walquist of Minneapolis will be pres
ent and make an address. All carpen-
ters are cordially invited to be present.
W. w Cook, President OF the state
Game and Fish Protective association:
/ look for a membership Of fully 5000
inside of year, and some place the
figures at double that number. be-
lieve that the organization can and
will do a great deal of good for the
state.
Worthy Secretary T. Lloyd Truss
We will have a score or more embryo
Eagles to instruct in the mysteries OF
the secret work at the next meeting
of the Aerie. and we hope to have d
big time. There are 400 members in
good standing in the aerfe at the pres
ent time.
Prominent Mason: The Temple Male
chorus has made but one public ap-
pearance, when 1t "made good" but
the members have been practlcing
every night or two since that time and
look for a magnificent musical pro-
gramme a week from tonight at the
Masonic temple. Am glad that all are
invited to attend
Police Judge Ryan: The hardest
thing in this world for me to do liz to
adjudicate the difference in a family
when there is row on between hus-
band and wife. II / fine the husband
the wife in the end suffers, and II
lock him up this, too, deprlves her OF
tHen /.
police judge is filled with viclssitudes
and trials.
Chief of Police Wade: No. we sell
dom have any trouble with the Indians
when they come to town. They are
well behaved, and they get very little
to drink, If any at all. 1t Is danger
Gus to sell booze to an Indian. TT
had some of those Philippine tribes
here tomorrow when / auction off my
pound dogs ! might do well, for they
say the "FiIipinos" eat the animals.
and we have some fat ones in the
bunch, .-.et
c. H. Dill: The shooting tourna-
ment just closed. refreshes my memory
of what good time we old timers, who
liked shooting, used to have. Twenty
five years ago / participated in a gun
shoot and won a prize of half q. dozen
bottles of Mumm's extra dry, contrib
uted by a wholesale liquor merchant
living in Fargo at that time. The
shooting then was at glass balls. The
tournament was held on the Fourth OF
July and among the participants were
2. e. Hanson, who afterwards became
state treasurer for Minnesota. and
Messrs. Mclaughlin and Dobell. This
trio tied for first place and Mr. Han
son was the final winner.
Budd Reeve: / am thoroughly salts
fed with my reception in Fargo with
The Flag Of the Earth. / not only met
in the heavens in putting up
the flag, but have found sunshine in
the hearts and faces Of the people. /
have been treated like a prince. 1t il
very natural for people to wonder what
-he new flag means, and 1t is impos-
sible TO know without reading about
i, and those who have read, assure
ne they are not disappointed. This is
LII that could be asked. The seed now
,eing planted will grow and take care
II itself. / am not disappointed in
Fargo as the place Of start
ng. never was disappointed in Far
70.