The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-03


| ton to him is that he has never
taken ride on the IT,. G. r. goat, but
| with proper persuasion he might be
induced to saddle the Billy.
George r. Lewis, special insurance
| agent from Winona, Mimi. is working
| in the North Dakota territory and is
registered at one of the Fargo hotels
f. H. Gadd, the hardware man, is
in over Sunday and checking up his
| orders for the house
d. w. Carlson of Minneapolis is an
other drug salesman who has beer
working among the Fargo pill dis
| pensers this week,
r. E. Samson is in the city from
Minneapolis and is showing a fine line
of law books and fixtures to the legal
| lights of the key city. It's great to
be connected with a profession like
the bar.
II. c. Nelson Of Park, Grant g. Nor
ris, is in the city for few days do
ing some work at the house
]. DEWEY of Fargo. who is one of
those sharp drummers, is in over
Sunday. He travels for the Keen
Kutter brand of blades.
H. A. Ferguson of the Stacy Fruit
Co, is doing some work for the house
and is in Fargo now.
Henry Eislie, the Seal of Minneapo-
lis cigar man, is in town looking after
the cigar business in his line.
Eugene Smith, with Kuhls & Stock
of st. Paul, who make the AquilIa
cigar, was another of the cigar men
in town this week, leaving Friday to
take in the Shrine doings at Grand
Forks.
Neil Wasem and Dick Conover, who
have charge of the next social of the
u. C. T., plan to have a turkey din
ner on the night Of Dec. 8.
C. r. Meredith Of the Meredith Drug
Co., who is prominent u G. r., has
been on the sick list for the past two
weeks. The boys hope for his SPEEDY
recovery.
Henry Wagner, the Tom Keer4
cigar salesman for the Watt Cigo~
Co. OF Minneapolis, reports very fin
business in Fargo and Moorhead.
The firm Of WigdahI & Conart
wholesale cigar house of Fargo have
dissolved partnership. Mr.. Conant win
carry on the business. Mr.. Wigdarl
has several offers of road positions
but is undecided. 1t may be that he
will enter into business again.
Bob Leick, secretary of the Crooks
ton council of the IT, C. T. expects 10
visit Fargo council and take in some
of their dances in the near future.
f. j. Hardy. the Marshall Wells
Hardware Co.'s representative in
Fargo and vicinity, is prominent
u c. T. Of Bismarck.
Hi Brown, the plaster man spent
Thanksgiving day at the Waldorf.
Bill Donnelly, Hunt Perfect Baking
Powder man, was in to take his tur-
key at the Waldorf on Thursday
H. Kelly OF Breckenridge, Mimi,
who went into the IT, G. Il. last meet
ing. was at the Gardner over Thanks
giving and reports that quite gath
ering will come up from Wahpeton
and Breckenridge to the big meeting
on Saturday Dec. 3.
And the Pullman rates have come
down at last. Special fires and feasts
Of thanks will be given at the u G..
T. meeting for the reduction In rates
on sleepers. 1t was the case of one
man lighting big corporation, but
he was not martyr to the cause of
travelling men for he Is still enjoying
the use Of the Pullmans Just think
what 20 per cent will be in the diyi-
dends Of the Pullman Car. Co.
Harry Horwitz has been working
the Fargo and Moorhead trade this.
week. You can bet on Harry being
present at the roll call OF the .U. C.
r. meetings and this Ii the reason
why he remained at home. You may
also look for him out or town bright