The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-06-12
FARGOANS HOME
FROM COAST TRIP
MANY FORMER NORTH DAko-
TANs, WHO HAVE MOVED WEST,
ARE SUCCEEDING IN EXCEL
LENT SHAPE, DECLARE DR..
BALL AND cHAs. z. WEBSTER

SNEL ANU G7AS. e WEBSTER
DIR. +. p. Ball and Charles Il. Web
ster returned this morning from an
extensive trip to different points In
the coast states, where they have been
on pleasure and business. While away
they met many ex-North Dakotans
VINO are making great success in the
west. They also visited the different
irrigation projects and orchards and
spent some time at the Alaska Yukon
Pacific exposition.
they report that while away they
enjoyed every minute Of the time and
are more than enthused over the irri-
cation projects Of Oregon as a. good
investment.
In speaking OF their travels. DR.. Ball
said: we certainly were royalty en-
tertained by many old North Dakota
people who are now living in the coast
states. At North Yakima we visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Fosseen, who gave us 4
hearty welcome and royal entertain4
ment while we visited them. AT North
yakima things have developed greatly
SINCE was there last. In fact IL has
increased in size many times.
Aliens Are Prosperinq.
While in Seattle we visited Mr.. ana
MIS- Billy Allen, who are both doing
Well We also stent some time with
Judge John Clelland and his brother
Wllilam. Both are doing splendidly in
the law business, Judge Clelland be.
ing mead OF the district court there
Marshal Cronin and sons are also very
prosperous Mr.. Cronan is interested
IN irrigated land and several banks.
while his sons are doing nicely. They
are running an implement supply
mouse which is among the leading in
situations.
We were also royalty entertained
Dy Ed Hollinshead, former Fargoan.
He is prospecting in a phenomenal way
whlch VIII be learned with great
pleasure by the people Of this city.
X. M. futile has made a fortune
there. Mr.. futile was interested in
the newspaper business in North Da-
Kota and while he took much money
west with him, he has doubled it many
times In the new country. His daugh-
ter MISS Ada Alice Tuttle, has re-
Gently returned from Europe, where
she hnlshed thorough musical train
ing she Is high in musical circles in
the west
Geo w. Lilly, who was member OF
the hrst state legislature Of North
Dakota, Is among the many former
North Dakotans who are making a
good thing in the west He is chief
engineer of several OF the irrigated
land projects. He owns a forty-acre
apple orchard in the Coe- Furnish pro-
ject in which am interested. He owns
fine home in Portland where he and
his wife and charming daughters are
glad to receive visitors from North
Dakota.
I'm Spokane we visited MIR. and
Mrs. Barline who gave us a grand
time. We were shown over the large
lumber mills and sash and door fac
tory in which he has made a great
success. He is also interested in fruit
lands and is one OF the enthusiastic
supporters of irrigated lands. He said
that person cannot lose on II.
Visited DR.. Goes Family.
There are many others formerly
from this state who are doing well.
Among those we visited were r. e.
Merrill, A, B. Lee and DR.. and Mrs.
Chas. Rose, all of whom were glad
to see us and made us at home in a
most enjoyable way. We also visited
the family OF DR.. Coe. and / cannot
say too much for the royal way in
which we were entertained. DR.. Goes
three sons are also doing nicely in
the west. His son George is studying
medicine in Harvard while Wayne and
Earl are accomplished musicians. DIR.
Coe has made most remarkable sue
cess in Oregon. We visited
his sanitarium, which is in real
ity three institutions. One Is for
the treatment Of nervous diseases, one
a private institution for mental dis
eases and the other the government
Institution for the insane Of Alaska.
This latter DR.. Coe just established
with a contract with the government
at contract OF 100000. His home
Is most magnificent, costing 100000.
The sanitarium grounds are the most
beautiful have ever seen. Ten thou
sand rose bushes and many lagoons
and lakes make the grounds a per-
fact dreamland.
THE fair is open in full blast and
anyone visiting there now viii be able
to see all that will be exhibited at the
exposition. 1t is certainly a great
show and worthy Of going long dis
lance to view"
DR.. Ball and Mr.. Webster are mors
enthusiastic than ever over the irri-
gated fruit lands in Oregon. They are
satisfied that they are good invest
ment and both have secured lands in
the Coe- Furnish projects. They are
especially profuse in their descriptions
OF Stan1eld, new town which has
sprung up. Il believe that 1t has the
greatest future before it of any town
in the state said DIR. Ball.
Children in Musicale.
Over thirty OF the children sfndanta