The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-21
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Northern Pacific Booklet.


Northern Pacific Booklet.
The Northern Pacific railroad has
prepared a most beautiful booklet Of
the trip especially advertising John
Frank Treat. the city of Fargo and the
Shriners' convention. The pamphlet
is largely the work Of A. G. Arvold
and contains the scenic views along
the route the Frank Treat specials viii
take to Rochester. Additional adver-
Using is given Rochester, the flower
city, making the chief city in North
Dakota and the third city of New
YorK the principal points of interest
to all Shriners of the United States.
This book has been issued to about
e,000 Shriners in North and South
Dakota and Minnesota, so that 1t
means a great deal OF advertising and
booming for Fargo as a city and COM
mercial center. It contains pictures
also of Frank Treat, the imperial
deputy potentate; Charles e. Over
shire, Of zurah temple, the imperial
marshal; f. j. Meyst of Zurah temple,
w. @. Jacobs of Yelduz temple, A. L.
Hazer of Zurah temple. Fl. B. Lake Of
Zurah, ]. f. Callahan of Ell ZagaL Nd.
A. Baldwin of Ell Zagal, l.. @. Moul-
trie of Ell Zagal. A. c WHITE of Yelduz
and n H. wendell OF Yelduz temple.
These comprise the representatives
from each OF these temples.
Mail Service al Rochester.
A notice has been issued from one Of
| the cff1cials of the Damascus temple at
Rochester, which will act as the official
host Of the convention, that all Shrin-
ers attending the imperial council will
receive mail at the Rochester temple.
as full arrangements have been made
there to have everything cared for
there. Trained postoftice employees
have been detailed at Damascus tenn
| pie and all correspondence should be
directed to Imperial Council Shriners.
/ It is evident that the city Of Fargo
is going to get great deal of free adj
| vertising out of this election OF Mr..
Treat to the highest post within the
portals Of the Mystic Shrine, for special
stories have been prepared by a. @.
ArvoId and others working with him
for many OF the newspaper syndicates
of the country, which will reach about
100000 people all told.
Convention matter has been supplied
to and printed in all the papers cover
ed by the North American Press serv-
ice. American Press association, Unit
ed Press service, Associated Press
service, Enterprise News service, West
ern Newspaper Union, the Hearst serv-
ice and the magazines and papers COW
cred by the various railroads publicity
services.
In addition to this, the same materia
will be used in the papers In Chicago
milwaukee, Minneapolis. ST. Paul, Ro.
chester, Columbus. Cleveland. Cinctn'
natl. New York City and state and Il
ali the Fargo and North Dakota pa
pers which. ali told, will cover read
ing public Of about 4o,0OO,o0o people.
states With Temples.
FOLLOWING is a list Of the states viii
temples that will be represented at tn
dorchester convention next month;
Alabama--Abba and Zamora Temple
Arkansas AL Amin and Sahar'
/ Temples.
81 ArIzona-El zaribah Temple.
california--AI Malailkah. Islam an
( Aahmes Temples.
Colorado Ell Jebel Temple.
Connecticut Pyramid and Sphin'
Temples.
Il District of Columbia- Almas Temple
FLORIDA Morocco Temple.
!. Georgia--Alea. Yaarab and al Siha'
: Temples.
Idaho III Korah and Calarn Temple
II Illinois MedinaEs Mohammed m
Tebala Temples
|. Indiana Murat. Orak Hadi, Mizpa