The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-15
ON ROAD AND AT HOME.

ON ROAD AND AT HOME.
Billy Donnelly has secured from Du-
luth a finely colored photograph OF
the 'Shriners of Ell Zagal at Los An
geles, which he will have framed and
present to the temple. II was q pres
ent to him and Is q work Of art by
an artist.
George Calkins, who sells glassware.
and headquarters here, is Ia at the
waldorf TO stay oyer Sunday. He
nnds business good out on the road
IN the state Of North Dakota.
The travellers very generally gave
Fargo a wide berth the past two weeks
as they are opposed to conventions,
when looking ar them with an eye to
their own comfort
M. f. McNulty Of implement fame,
has arrived in the city, content 20
stay over Sunday for his weekly big
dinner.
II the weather is fine this afternoon
and tomorrow there will be many de-
sert the hotels for the lake regions In
minnesota. There are a number of
the boys who own nice cottages down
that way.
William RingIand denies that he IS
related to the Ringing brothers OF
show fame. He states that their name
is Rlngling, while his is a ring" con
nected with land" Due apologies are
made to both parties.
". J.. Dunn, no relation to the seere-
tary of SIS, is in the city to regale him.
self with a course dinner tomorrow at
one OF the hotels.
Jim Helle, the Duluth traveller. who
headquarters here, is in for over sun
day and is a guest at the Gardner.
G. A. Airne, who sells rubber goods
and T. III. Duffy, who sells stoves, two
of the oldest and best known travel
ers who come to Fargo are in town
to remain over Sunday and meet the
boys they have known for many years.
They report business as. excellent In
their particular lines. You can find
them in the lobby OF the Waldorf these
wet afternoons and evenings.
w. p. Mccormick, he OF Adamant
fame, is due at the hotel in a day or
two. Mac" has to appear so often in
Fargo or cards of inquiry are sent
out Sam Crabbe says that life is one
summer JOY when the old man is
about.
L. p. Hyde of Valley City was circu-
lating among the boys. He has a bank
down his way and the boys call on
his frequently.
George X. Keeneen Of the Minnesota
News company was selling stationery
in town during the week and will Sun
day here. While George is a station
cry man he is by no means station
ary," as his rivals in business will
testify.
r. r. Hazeltine, one OF the best
known travelling men who headquar-
ters here, Is in for over Sunday.
J.. o. Bussee, the sash and door man
reached the city yesterday and viii
eat his Sunday dinner here, which he
always enjoys in Fargo.
F. Probst, who has been circulating
in the highways and byways of the
state. is in for the weeks end.
=. Sanbeck, the well known dry
goods salesman, is registered at the
Waldorf for over Sunday.
w. III. Hagen, who sells tobacco for
the American Tobacco CO., is reggie
tered at the Gardner for over Sunday
and he likes to be here for the regular
dinner.
George Cramer, one Of the Pioneer
Life's successful agents was greeting
his friends about the city yesterday
and is in for yer Sunday
r. e. Roberts, of the Eagle Lye Co.
is in for the day Of rest. While he
is always willing to talk l1ye" he don't
'lie" when he talks.
#-'.#-H. - #N.
A. A. BIoomy, who sells meats on
the road is in for the week end and
says that business is good.
IN. C. Beach. who sells soap for a
Minneapolis company was calling on
his friends yesterday and Is in Tor
Sunday.
George williams, who uses a fonn.
tain pen when he writes and sells
, them when he "a will eat dinner in
town tomorrow.
James BeaIes, they all call him
JIMMY came in yesterday fresh al
a daisy from the road and will Sun
day in town.
l.. Milvey, Hank O'Malley, Jimmy
Beales. Fl. B. Haskell and Harry oyer
were all In town this week and will
Z eat dinner here tomorrow. Strange
. to say they are all coal men. and
t what they are doing in town this time
. of year is a question. While some OF
e them are hated rivals in business
still they are willing most any time
] to place their feet under the same
. table. They were all registered yes.
Z terday at the Waldorf.
Judge Pollock was visiting with
some old friends at he Waldorf dur
ing the week. The Judge met many oi
his farmer, friends who were in az
tending the conference the past few
days.
Every one OF the members OF 6a
who went down to Red Wing are still
talking about the fine time they had,
1t must have been great to hear them
all talk at time.
Since William @Binr' Grasse presid
ed at the grand council meeting he III
sists on those who don't know him
fright well call him Mister. Mr.
Grasse was all right as q. grand coun-
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