The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-10-15

Martin Nicholson, one of the best
known of the firing line left Thursday
for Miles City, Mont, where he will
build on his new claim.
K. v. Brooks with the F. w. Tuckelts
& Sons of st. Paul Is stopping in the
lefty over Sunday. During the latter
part of the week he has made good
sales of Ell Predlecto cigars.
i d. L. Bolton of the famous E. M. F.
automobile company of Detroit, made
Fargo this week. From the sales at
the local agency IT. looks as if he
should call every week.
James HALEY, the well known gro
Gerry man of Duluth is making Fargo
TERRITORY and vicinity this week.
M. L. Lazarus of Baltimore was in
the city Thursday and Friday selling
the famous Strouse Bros, brand of
clothing and visiting with his many
Fargo friends.
Harry seigfried and George Pardoe
have been working the southwestern
line this week.
c. d. Blakeslee, local representative
for George R. Newell of Minneapolis
reports good business in Moorhead
this week
The largest U. c. T. council in
America, Minneapolis No. SO held
very large and enthusiastic meeting
a week ago this evening at which sew
eral of the members of the Fargo coun-
Icil were in attendance. Reports brought
in by the local men are full of glow
ing accounts of the flour city meet
ling.
Frank Ashelman, the cash register
man, reports fine business around
the Crookston, Mimi, territory this
week.
The ladies of u. C. Tt expect to be
out in full force at the next meeting
of the council which will be held Sat
lurday, Nov. 5.
Tom McAllister leaves next week for
trip through the fire district of Min
+. nesota.
Maurice Hanson, the local cigar man,
Is busy these days. He is introducing
his new scent cigar which he calls
The Little Devil.
i J. d. Hayford and family are spend
/. ing the last few days of the autumn
at Detroit lake, fishing and hunting.
George Windman of Crookston is
married George and his bride are
spending their honeymoon with Mrs.
Henry Johnson of the Wellington fats,
who Is sister of Mr. Windman.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Johnson are to
be established in a cozy fashion. They
are moving into the Wellington flats.
George p. German. formerly with
Park, Grant & Morris, is now located
with the National Biscuit Co, with
headquarters at Yankton, s. d.
w. r. Wrenn, who formerly peddled
drugs through this territory, has made
a decided change in his line. He is
now in the auto business at San Diego,
Cal.
The many friends of c. H Dill, who
is now located at Hamilton, Mont, will
be sorry to learn that he recently had
the misfortune of having nail run
through his hand He is rapidly re-
covering, however.
II Mrs. Fahay OF the C. r. Gibbons Co.
of st. Paul was in the city during the
week looking after interests relating to
the u. q. T. convention to be held in
Fargo next June.
e. F. Heiser, sales manager for the
Il Clarke Lumber CO. of Seattle, stopped
II over in Fargo this week and called on
the local trade. He was en- route to
Chicago.
Il d. ID. Rosenberg, representing the
Potlatch Lumber Co. spent several
days In the city this week.
4 w o. Brown, of the st. Paul e
Western Coal Co, has decided that
n Fargo will be well supplied with fuel
this winter. He left this week for
Mankato to enjoy his autumn outing.
David Sulzbach of Fargo council we'll
known among the travelling men Of st.
/ Paul. is very iii with blood poisoning
at the home Of his daughter at T4S
Grand avenue, st. Paul.
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i Mark & Hunt will be here Saturday,
Oct. 10. with another fine bunch OF
choice western draft, driving and sad
II die horses. young sound broke and
unbroken. These horses will be on