The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-01-28

The hotel men of Fargo all say they
had fine time at the banquet a,
Jamestown. The transformers treat
ed the bonifaces all right.
A. e. Perry, the insurance man Is
in from the road and will spend Sun
day in the city.
| ]. p. Hennessey, the we'll known
lumber man from Bemidji, Mimi, was
in town this week, and he was quietly
| telling his friends that there was a
fine new baby only two weeks at his
house. He received the congratula-
tons of al who knew him and Ray
Beale, who has one at his house z
weeks old set up the cigars.
Just remember that Fargo enter
tains the convention of the travellers of
several states next June, and don't be
afraid to talk about 1t, either. Keep
boosting ali the time.
Cap Wigdahl the cigar man is anxi-
ously awaiting the appearances here
of his old friend, Capt. Kile from Wis
! consin. The latter sells horseshoe
| nails and when the two meet and clash.
1t Is said neither sell thing.
Fl. w. Montgomery has accepted a
position for the following year with
the American Gas Machine Co. :.
Conductor Bishop and John McGrau
gave one of the incest parties held by
the U. G. T. last Saturday night, that
has been given this winter. Those that
did not go missed a good time.
The u. c. T. of Fargo council No.
So will give their seventeenth annual
ball at the Columbus hall on Saturday
evening, Feb. Is. This will be one of
the best things given by the II. c. T.
this winter and everybody should turn
out and help make it a success Re
freshments will be served at ~ o'clock,
Tickets, 50. This is to help gather
funds for Grand Council meeting in
June.
Ben Young, the furniture man, was
up from Minneapolis and spent Sunday
at the Waldorf.
Frank Nelson, general agent for the
New Home Sewing Machine Co.. is
putting in few days around Fargo
George Tisdale, of the Roach Tis-
dale Candy Co., of Minneapolis who
is one of the grand executive commit
tee, has just left for trip to the coast
and will be in Fargo to visit the U. c.
T. sometime in February. George tells
the boys that they can expect a good
sized crowd up from Minneapolis next
June.
Tom Gilfillow, with the Linseed Oil
Co., of Minneapolis, is just starting on
a trip through western Canada. Tom,
after March l, will be senior councillor
of Minneapolis council No. 60, the larg-
est council in the United States.
Clate Final, with the Janney-Semple- |
Hill Co., Of Minneapolis, who makes |
his headquarters at Crookston. has
written the executive committee in |
Fargo to make a date for the Crooks |
ton u. G. T. baseball club next June |
Clate claims that the Crookston team |
has never been defeated.
Senior Councillor Thornton of |
Crookston council No. So. writes that |
the boys up there are already planning |
to come to Fargo with the Crookston !
band.
Burt Wilbur, senior councillor Of the
Fargo U. c. T. is the maker Of the
Fargo cigar. Burt says it is moving
along nicely.
Frank McKone, the cigar man, has
lust returned from a trip west of the
Missouri and reports fine business
while out west.
Harry Horwitz, with the Ashland
Cigar Co., Ashland, Wis, has Just re-
turned from a visit in the east and is
ready to take up his duties on the road
,or another year.
Henry Johnson of the Fargo Ice
Cream and Cider Co., is in Chicago ON
l business trip.
Don't forget to attend the II. C.. r.
seventeenth annual ball at the Column
BUS hall, Feb. 1S. Tickets, So. Dave
Oinan Bill Grasse, committee.
Next regular business session of the
J. G. T. will be held in the A. @. II
w. hall next to the postoffice on Sat-
lrdays Feb. =. There will be about fif- l
,een candidates to operate on so large
is desired.
1t is expected that some news will be
given out regarding doings of the ex-
ecutive committee pertaining to the
grand council meeting to be held here
n June, on Saturday night.
Reinecke & McKone, the wholesale
'igar dealers, have three men on the
Dad all the year round and sell goods