The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-07
KNIGHTS OF THE GRIP.

lee me, hear he, oh We, travellers
or No. IS! Ye are hereby required
10 be clothed in YOU best as well as
IN your right minds and be in your
respective places on the stroke of s
O'Clock this evening, Dec. z, accom-
panied by your ladies, to attend a
social session, and herein fail not at
your peril, or words to that effect. NJ,
Bishop, Senior Counselor
Charles Madison, the old-time hotel
keeper OF Larimore, was in the CITY
this week and was greeting his many
friends. Charley used to have a dandy
MOTEL out that way, but he grew tired
OF waiting on travelling men and de-
cided to become one himself, and now
he's on the road and requires waiting
on just like the others.
Jerry Whitcomb that his
overcoat has been taken out and all
of the people can prepare for cold
weather, as It is sure to come. Jerry
used to live in Fargo, but forsook the
town to dwell in the seats of the
mighty in Minneapolis, but he likes to
jog out this way just the same.
Frank W. Clark. manager Of the
local Stone-O Wells Co., saws
that he has been working like a Turk
AK past ~" udS - anu LldL ne rIldS1 L
a time to turn about. He will try
10 be at the meeting this evening, ac-
companied by Mrs, Clark, and it will
be his first visit to the council. The
boys expect to make it, pleasant for
him.
A. F. Dwelley, the well-known shoe
traveller, was making his customary
rounds in the city the past week and
he says that business in his line is
exceedingly good and that he had a
good trade.
Col. w. P. Mccormick. the veteran
traveller from the twin cities, was cir
culating among his friends the past
week and was a visitor to the Wal
dorf, where he shook hands with all
Corners.
A. P. ~FIeckenstein, the well-known
New York salesman who travels in
the northwest, was here the past week
calling on the trade. He handles laces
and sold several nice bills.
Secretary Dunn will be one of the
speakers at the social session of the
council this evening and he will give
the members and the guests a good
talk. Col. Tom Hughes will do the
honors as POSTMASTER, and Harry Let
ford will furnish the finest kind of a
menu, for refreshments will be served.
George Kaneen, the we'll known pa
per man of the twin cities, was greet
ing his friends in the city the past
week.
William BILL Way with his unfin-
ished story, will be in the city this
afternoon, ready for all that happens
at the travellers session this evening.
William has related the story that he
intended to tell at the first meeting
he attended and it is stated that it is
a trifie too old for modern times.
Mai. Bob Mcintyre, the sage of the
Waldorf, was greeting several of his
old friends during the past week.
Bob has smiled at more travellers
than any other mar in the state, with
DOC Young and Lud Ladner close
seconds.
E. e. Biegert, the well known sales
man Of the American Tobacco Co., was
greeting the trade in Fargo this week
and he says that business is unusually
good, and is growing all the time.
Several lumber men were in the city
the past week and they found bust
ness good and each one stated that
building prospects ! n the state Were
good. Among those who were here
were o. o. Bye. e. F. Heisser, A. d
Remington. Dick Tracy, Sam A. Hall
and several others.
Mrs. Tracy, wife of Dick Tracy. who
sells sash and doors, has been in St
Johns hospital for several days, where
gical operation, and the many friends
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