The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-02

Of the grip. He was in town circu
day calling on his friends and seeinl
the sights, and there was plenty t,
see.
The next big time in Fargo that viii
fill up the hotels, viii be the state con
vention Of the Eagles, which Il Sc
for July IL and IL. 1t is estimated
that there will be fully 5000 stranger.
In the city for the two days, and tina
there will be all kinds of fun.
r. 8. Gleason of Sioux Falls, s. ID.
who sells books let the light OF hi,
countenance shine in on the people Of
Fargo this week.
Billy Donnelly, one of the best
known travellers in this section, ii
visiting In the city for few days this
week He met many of his old friends
Fl. B. McKeown, who sells safes and
vaults, has been calling on the trade
here for day or two. He has a large
acquaintance over this state and Min
nesota.
J. !. Haycroft and wife of Chicago
have been in the city for a day q,
two. Mr.. Haycroft sells hotel sun.
plies, and finds business good in this
section.
III. M. Snyder, the we'll known in
he %wa go
Paul, was In town for day or tive
this week. and he found business good
James M. Kyle, weight 2sO and bulls
accordingly, is headquartered at The
Gardner this week. This is a dull sea
son in his line, Oregon lands, but ht
manages to put in the time somehow
J. e. and /. ]. Goodrich of Peoria
I'LL, arrived in the city a day or two
ago, and they were here looking over
the situation.
M. H. Anderson has returned from
Lake, Mimi, where he has
been spending few days fishing and
having good time in general. He is
known as Anderson, the Elevator
Man"
]. c. Ward of FIT Wayne, who sells
oil and other tanks, as we'll as pumps,
was a caller on the trade here this
week.
Charles ]. Chapman of Minneapolis,
who sells hotel supplies, was a caller
In the city this week, and he will stop
over Sunday and get good dinner.
This and last week certainly has
been strenuous time for the hotels
Of Fargo. The different houses were
to their utmost, and all had
due, July rs for six days, when there
will be more trouble for the public
houses.
M. Bishop has sufficiently recovered
from his fiasco with the bronks, to be
able to around. Bishop says a man
never gets too old to go against a
game not his own, and the game OF
handling bronks is one with which he
is not familiar.
w. w. Barton has recovered from
his mishap, and has had several large
signs printed: Look Out for the Door
Harry Horwitz, who recently he'd
his face scalded by one of Jim Hi1Ps
big engines blowing steam off, is
around again looking as though he is
Just recovering from case of small
pox.
George Wilson, the we'll known
traveller was calling on his friends
this week. He has located his family
at Detroit lakes for the summer, MAX
ing his headquarters there.
l. S. Dickerson, the well known
has returned from Montana,
and IL you ask him he'll take pleasure
In telling you how bad the mice are
out in that state.
The travellers from outside the city
are arranging to drop business for the
week beginning July rs, as they all
want to. take vacation on account OF
the Fargo State fair, which will be
held that week,
Barney Kimball. who manages and
travels for his bottling works was
making trip to Fergus Falls this
week and he says the Fourth of July
business is brisker this year than ever.
Nearly all of the travellers who have
anything to do in the collection line
say that collections are hard to
make these days. but are hoping for
better times in the near future.
The many friends in Fargo of H. w.
Bedford, formerly connected with the
Hotel Gardner will be pleased to know
that he has secured an excellent and
lucrative position in one of the great
summer hotels of the Mackinaw
straits and he is attending to his du-
lies there.
Soreness of the muscles, whether In
luced by violent exercise or injury is
quickly relieved by the free applica-
ion of Chamberlain's Liniment. This
iniment is equally valuable for mus
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