The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-09-25
EVERY PRECINCT
TO Be ORGANIZED

Every precinct in Fargo is to be or
ganized and separately represented in
the big parade which will be one Of
the features of the Taft demonstra
ton in Fargo next Monday night.
This was the decision reached at the
big meeting of the Taft club which was
held in Union hall last night.
Each precinct was organized last
night and precinct committeeman were
appointed to have charge of the de-
tails of the parade for their ward. It
will be their business tn see that every
republican voter in the line who will
carry torch, is in line on the night of
the parade.
The meeting last night was the best
attended and most enthusiastic that
was ever held by the Taft club and 1t
augurs well for the success of the big
demonstration that the republicans of
the city are so generally interested.
After the business of the evening
had been transacted a number of the
leading republicans of the city ad-
dressed the gathering. Hon. r. S.
Lewis was the first man called upon
and he made a strong plea for a con-
tinuous get-together movement, not
only from now until the Taft demon
stration but until the election in No
vember He stated that the coming
of Taft gave the republicans of Fargo
an opportunity of showing what they
could do, and If every one did his part
the demonstration would be a credit
to the city.
Among the others who spoke were:
Attorney Callahan of Casselton, At
torrey w. S. stambaugh, Attorney A.
T. Cole, Attorney s. G. Roberts, A. A.
Comrie and Thomas Hall.
Resolutions of Respect Adopted.
The following resolutions which were
presented by the special committee ap-
pointed to prepare them, were unani-
mously adopted:
Whereas, an all wise providence has
seen fit to remove from our midst
our late vice president, Frank A.
Ball.
Now, therefore, be it resolved, that
in the death of Frank A. Ball, this club
has lost worthy, hard working and
self-sacrificing member, whose aim
and ambition was always to further
the best interests of the club, and
whose untiring efforts will always be
remembered by its members.
Be 1t further resolved, that this
club extends its deepest sympathy and
coincidence to the wife and relatives
Of our deceased member, and that
copy of these resolutions shall be
spread upon the minutes of this club,
and copy thereof presented by the
secretary, to his family.
Submitted by A. w. Fowler. T. H.
McEnroe and H. H. Hallenberg.
Chairman w E. Hunt announced the
following committees to have charge
Of the details Of the big parade;
Parade Committees.
General Formation-Gen. E. c..
Gearey, jr; Capt. G. A. Fraser, Lieut..
H. Sorenson, Lieut.. r. A. Thompson.
Automobiles. A. Barnes, David
Rea, DR.. A.. Hallenberg, S. W. Rich
ardson.
Mounted Feature. CT Haggart, DR..
M. Holcomb, w. ]. Hawk.
Distribution of Torches-C. F. Leon
ard, Peter Bart, Tom Martinson, C. ].
Thorpe.
Militia-Lieut. w. G.. Eddy.
Transparencies-C. b. Wade, s G. J.
Stout, r. H. Straub.
Ohio Division-W. c. Macfadden, w.
S. Stambaugh, r. w. Richards, Moor
head; Col. ]. w. Morrow.
Precinct Committee.
First Ward-C. w. Schruth, Joe
Driscoll.
Second Ward-Mike Bolene, VIM.
Early.
Third Ward-E. H. Stranahan, Paul
Larson, T. II. McEnroe, w. G. Resser.
Fourth Ward. First Precinct-A. A
Comrie, j. w. Morrow, D. III. Hatch.
Fourth Ward, Second Precinct--John
Hogan, Dave Oman, s. f. Crabbe.
Fifth Ward, First Precinct-W. ID.
Austin. ]. w. Sutherland, T. w. Jack
man, Geo. Kingsley.
Fifth Ward, Second Precinct-G. w.
Haggart, Chas. Wade. e. F. Matthew
sen.
Sixth Ward-Aaron Johnson, A. G..
Hanson, III. T. Hanson.
Seventh Ward. S. Landers, l.. A.
Diemert R. T. Baker