The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-10
ADDITIONAL PROGRESSIVE FARGO FIRMS
The Week at the
Commercial Club
HOME Q

annual Event.
Fargo's first annual home products
show, under the auspices of the com
nercial club and manufacturers asso-
citation, afiliated with the club, prom
ises to be one of the most interesting
of the many events of next week. The
exhibitors are:
Booth 1-Fargo Plumbing & Heating 20.
Booth 2-Dennis Fur Go.
Booth 3-Chaney. Everhart Co.
Booth 4Wilbur Cigar Co.
Booth 5-Frank o. Enerr Dairy Go.
Booth 6-Monson's Trunk Factory.
Booth 7-American Gas Machine Co.
Booth S-Shotwell Floral Co.
Booth e-Fargo Mill Co.
Booth 10-union Heat, Light & Power Co.
Booth 11-Plries Cafe & Bakery.
Booth 12-J. ID. Grant Co.
Booths ~13-14Joseph & Hoenck.
Booth 15-Klinsman Furnace Heating Co.
Booth 16--Fargo Foundry Go.
Booths lI5S-Manchester Biscuit Co.
Booths 1921. a. SchIanser Co.
Booth 21-Bristol e. Sweet.
Booth 22-Fargo Cornlce & Ornament Co.
Booth 23-Fargo Ice Cream & Cider Co.
Booth 24-Dakota Welding Co.
Booth 25-N. D.. Metal Culvert Co.
Booth 26-L. @. Trunk Co.
Booth 27-CouTier-News Co
Booth 2S-Fargo Tannery Co.
Booth 29-N. D. Harness Co.
Booth 30-Mrs. j. Kopelman.
Booth 31-Miss Emily Wetzeg.
Booth 32-Miss Bertha Owen.
Booth 33-Fargo Stamp Works.
Booth 34-Fargo Carpet & Rug Co.
Booth 35-Fargo Auto & Supply Co.
Booth 36-Fargo Marble & Granite Wks.
Booth 3I-Bijou Candy Mart.
Booth 38-Klinsman Furnace & Heating
Booth S9-Knight Printing Co.
Booths - e. pardoe
Booth 42-Fargo Bottl1ng Works.
Booth 43-Fargo Forum.
Booth 44-J. M. Eitman.
Booth 45-American Bottling Co.
Booth 46-Walker Bros. & Hardy.
Booth 4T-Dakota Sash & Door Co.
Booth 48-N. D. Weaving Co.
Booth 49-Northern School Supply Co.
Booth 50-Northern Photo Supply Co.
Booth 61-Vacant.
Booth 52-Porte Co.
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President Hardy has been invited to act
as toast master at the banquet to be given
by the Corn Growers at Masonic temple,
Jan. IL.
The North Dakota State Tax association
will have its annual meeting In club
rooms, Jan. 3031. DR.. +. s. Adams Of
Wisconsin is the red letter attraction.
The members are grateful to hear that
mr.. III. w. Adams, at one time a Fargoan,
will soon return to open an office and sales
room for The Minneapolis Steel & Ma
chinery Co.
The committee having charge of the
meeting for the annual session of the
stock editors have arranged a pleasing
programme and will keep the scribes and
their ladies busy.
New members admitted recently: Thos!
Cooper, ID. Balick, A. G.. Brunsvold, Thos.
Larklns, w. L. Nichols, s. j. Cormick,
NJ. Bishop, Chas. II. johnson, A. NJ. Colby,
K. p. Freeman. ], r. Whitaker.
The executive committee Of the North
Dakota State Retail Hardware Dealers'
\ association met in the club rooms and ar
ranged plans for the state convention,
Feb. p, % and %.
Chief Engineer Frank L. Anders gave
a most interesting address at MONDAY
meeting last Saturday 10 the travelling
men and members Of the club. He de-
scribed the filtration plant and said 1t
would save to the city, when operative,
nearly S150,O00 yearly.
The officers, executive committee and
members are working hard for the sue
cess Of the different events for next week,
and believe that the biggest crowd ever
assembled here for more than one day Will
show up for the Tri-State Grain and Stock
Growers association Home Products show.
Free to ALL
Secretary Stine's attention was occupied
during the past week with his committee,
which are assisting In the great activities
OF the club and for the city. The club
rooms are constantly filled during the
noon hour, with members who take lunch
there. bring their out-of-town friends or
are working on some committee.
visitors at the club: c. b. Chalmers,
Minneapolis: j. M. Hanley, Mandan; @. o.
Langer. Sanborn; u. A. Lure, Chicago;
II. A. Bangor, Boston; o. NJ. Creiger, San
born; A. M. Wand, Livingstone; d. A.
Silver, Louisville; A. NJ. Sluge, Homer;
l.. A. Baltic, Detroit; Amos M. Manthers,
New York.