The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-02-04

to make it a great success. The ball
will be strictly informal and all visit
ing members of the u. G. t. are corr
daily invited to attend. Tickets 81,
including refreshments. Don't forget
the date, the third Saturday in Feb
ruary.
Jim Powers, with the Fairbanks
Morse Co., Of st. Paul has been trans
| ferred to South Dakota territory, but
| expects to get up to Fargo to see all
OF his old friends next June.
| Angus McCloud, the live man, with
the Northwestern Casket CO. OF Min
neapolis, tells us he is already planning
his trip to Fargo at the u. c. T.
convention next June.
H. H. Peterson with the Peterson
Testing Co. OF Minneapolis, who for
merly lived in Moorhead, says that
you just could not keep him away
from the u. c. T. convention in Fargo
next June.
| Ad. Getty with the Wyman- Partridge
Co, Of Minneapolis, who lives at Grand
Forks says that there will be large
crowd here from the Forks and he will
be with them to take in the U. c. 7.
convention.
Charlie Hitchcock of Crookston, for
mer mayor of that place, also past
senior Councillor OF No. So, says, tell
| the boys I'll be there meaning the U.
C. T. convention to be held in Fargo
next June.
Bill Lucan Of Crookston, past Coun-
ciler Of No. SO, has gone TO Texas for
the winter but says he will be back in
time to take in the u. G. T. conven-
ton in Fargo.
Chris StorhoIm with the ]. Fl. Allen
Co, ST. Paul Wholesale Grocers, ex-
poets to attend the U. c. T. conven-
ton at Fargo with the Crookston
council No. 49,
Chas. Swain, with the Moline Plow
Co, an old Fargo boy now living in
Minneapolis, says that he will be at
June 8, 8, 10.
Charlie Graves, commonly known as
ST, who represents Geo. r. Newell &
Co. around Crookston tells us you can
look for him with the Crookston bunch
at the U. C. T. cononvention.
Jno. Weber, who travels for the
Thornfson Fruit Co. of Duluth, makes
his headquarters at Superior, Wis.
Tzt,w tsNsa
that Superior U. c. T. expects to bring
a large delegation to Fargo next June.
Chas. Babcock of Crookston, now
that the Hooker Cigar Co. of Mime
apolis, have gone out Of business, has
Joined forces with the Gowan Peyton
Trochy Co, Duluth, in the cigar de-
partment. Charlie expects to be with
the bunch Of u. c. It. in Fago next
June.
Victor johnson with Geo. Benz e.
Sons of st. Paul, travels in northern
Minnesota and expects to leave his
tip long enough to take in the U. G.
T. convention at Fargo next June
S. Lundgren of Lundgren Bros. Of
Minneapolis, makers of the NOnpa-
reil cigar was out this week covering
his northern trip.
Joe Claffy, who sells the Aquilla
cigar, has just completed his Wiscon-
sin trip and reports very fine bust
ness. Joe travels in North Dakota and
will be here for the u. T. C. conven-
ton in June:
| s. Stirnherg of Duluth, who sells CT
gars, claims that Fargo will get big
turnout from Duluth this year for the
u. c. T. convention.
Joe Purcell, looking as solemn as
ever, departed Monday night for a
trip east He visited Detroit and other
points in Minnesota, and was glad to
get home again.
Several of the national officers are
} expected to be in attendance at the big
convention here next June.
Several out of town travellers are
expected to attend the informal dance
given by the u. c. r. here Feb. 1s.
1t sure will be big affair.
The souvenir book that is to be is
} sued under the auspices of the Fargo
! council will be the finest that has ever
been gotten up in the northwest. 1t will
cost fully $4,000 and the entire state
will be represented. The pictures OF
each of the 800 members Of the local
council will appear in the book and
there win be at least $50 pages.
COUNTING Votes
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