The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-21
WILL ARRANGE To
GREET ROOSEVELT
PREPARATIONS FOR THE ENTER
TAlNMENT or THIRD PARTY
CANDIDATE WHILE IN FARGO
WILL BE MADE THIS EVENING
OR TOMORROW.

Preparations for the entertainment
Of Colonel Roosevelt while he Is in
the city Of Fargo on the morning Of
Friday, Sept. 8, will probably be
definitely formulated at an expected
meeting Of local Roosevelt party men
this evening " tomorrow some time.
So far no exact word has been re-
ceived as to the hour Of the arrived
Of the Oyster Bay man in Fargo and
arrangements are probably being de-
layed until something definite is
learned.
II have not heard that anything
has been done in preparation to
Colonel Rooseveit's coming or what
will be the plans for his entertain
n1ent" said A. Y. More to a Forum
representative this morning. There
will probably be a meeting Of those
Fargo citizens who are interested in
his visit here this evening or to-
morrow sometime and probably then
1t will be decided what the plans for
the colonels entertainment viii be.
This will not be a meeting of the exc
cutive committee but OF Fargoans
generally who r interested in the
colonel's visit. The affair will not
be strictly partisan, but will be open
to all of the ~colonel's friends and adj
mirers, as I understand is the inten-
ton"
Speaks in jamestown.
On the same day of his visit here,
the presidential aspirant will also
speak in jamestown, according to the
itinerary given out by a New York
paper, which says the colonel will
make the trip from coast to coast in
fourteen days.
Colonel Roosevelt, according to his
itinerary published in that paper, will
leave New York on Monday evening,
| Sept. 2, Labor day. He will address
a number of. progressive state con
ventions on the trip and will also
speak at one or two state fairs and
other large meetings. His itinerary
as made public carried him as far
as Denver on his way back from the
coast.
His speech at Hartford, Conn, on
Labor day., will be at the Connecticut
State fair. He will probably stop al
Bridgeport on his way to New York
from Hartford for a brief talk that
morning. His speech at st. Louis
will be at the progressive state con-
1 NCItAAOA1 VI Nl ASSOAAl AT ST. duA AS
will speak at the Minnesota State
fair. He will probably make a speech
also that day in Minneapolis.
The schedule as made up shows him
spending most of Friday, Sept. s, ii
Fargo where he will address the
Roosevelt party convention. From
here he goes to Jamestown and theT
on to Billings, Livingston, Bozeman
Logan and Helena, Mont.
His itinerary.
From Denver Colonel Roosevelt will
return east through Kansas, Okla.
homa and Arkansas to Memphis where
association on Sept. 26. His itinerary
from Sept. 2 to 10 Is as follows;
Sept. Anew York, Hartford
Springfield.
Sept. 3.-St. Louis.
Sept. 4.-Keokuk, Mount Lion, Ell,
don, Ottumwa, Oskaloosa, De:
Moines.
Sept, 5,-st. Paul.
Sept. 6.-Fargo, jamestown.
Sept. billings, Livingston, Boze-
man, Logan, Helena.
Sept. S-9t-Missoula, Spokane.
Sept. 10.-Seattle, Tacoma.
Sept. 11-Portland.
Sept. 12.-Le Grande. Huntington
Nampa, Boise.
Sept. 1s.-PocatelIo, Ogden.
Sept. A.-Reno, Sacramento, Oak.
land.
Sept. 15.-San Francisco.
Sept. 16.-Santa Barbara, Los
Angeles.
Sept. 17.-Maricopa, Phoenix.
Sept. 1S.-Ash Fork, albuquerque
Lamy, Santa Fe.
Sept. 1s.-La Jpanita, Pueblo, Colo
RADIO Springs, Denver.