The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-24
ADDITIONAL PROGRESSIVE FARGO FIRMS
Commercial GLIB Notes


Almost daily Secretary slime re-
ceives written requests for views OF
the street scene Of the business and
residence districts of Fargo. The
Great Northern recently sent in a re-
quest. These views are to be used in
making s~tereopticon slides.
II il believed that IL proper steps are
taken, Fargo ma be made the bish-
opric city for the Methodist church
for the state Of North Dakota, proyid-
ed the general assembly of the M. E.
church which meets in Minneapolis
next month will decide to give North
Dakota a bishop. 1t is stated that
tw~enty-seven of the leading cities OF
the United States are DESTROYS of OBJ
tanning this honor. but the club q
appointed II. p. Beckwith as a COM
mittee to present Fargo's claim and
it will have a representation al the
meeting to be held at Minneapolis
next month.
Now comes Harper & Bros. of New
York and London asking for informa-
ton about Fargo, 'the biggest little
city in the world" They do no stop
there, but desire a roster OF the mem
bers of the club.
The Carlisle Indian band. about sew
enty-hve people will probably play an
engagement at the Panama exposition
in San Francisco, 1915. The club is
making Inquiries about the itinerary,
and will urg the band to stop at
Fargo on the going trip, and give the
citizens a band concert.
She secretary seconds the motion for
Fargo homecoming week. He says
the proposition win be presented to
the executive committee Of the club
when it meets.
The public should ever keep in mind
that the executive committee OF the
commercial club is composed of the
following organizations. The club is
unique in its organization, and has
many favorable comments on account
"a " OlAc 0Ot4OAs GI6Hs Js II IlATQYa
commercial club; G. o. FolIett, job
bers' union; Morton Page, real estate
board; S. d. Adams, Town Criers'
club; w. w. Smith, credit mems as
ISOLATION; @. H. HOLSTER, clearing
house; M. A. Baldwin, automobile
club; Joe e. Fields, automobile deal
ers' association; DR.. Paul Sorkness,
medical association; ]. L. Angel, inn
plement dealers association; w. s.
Lowman, agriculturists; r. b. Leach,
laundrymen's association; p. j. Cone,
manufacturers association; A. l.. Wall,
lumbermen's association; A. L. Moody,
w. b. Halman. J. F. Holmes, retailers
association; E. e. Cole, hotels-res-
taurants association; B, F. Watson,
Associated Charities.
The good people Of Fargo are urged
not to forget ''cIean up" day, April
%. The effort is not confined alone
to garbage, refuse, and other obnox-
ious material that has accumulated In
the streets, cutters, and yards Of the
city during the winter. but the civic
committee desires that the effort in
clude the personal examination Of the
heavy overhanging signs ! n the streets,
some of which might be extremely
dangerous to passing pedestrians.
At this particular time, the public
should keep in mind the excellent com
mittee that has charge of raising
funds for the new auditorium. This
committee will begin active work
within a very few days. The COM
mittee consists Of j. B. Folsom, chair
man; e. J. Weiser, ex-Mayor Lowell,
A. l.. Moody, w. w. Smith, George
III. HOLSTER, M. l.. Hubbard, c. II. An
heier, r. s. Lewis, Mayor w. d. Sweet,
Max Stern, Morton Page, James Ken
nedy, J.. s.. Watson, M. A. Baldwin,
s.. G. Wright, A. L. Wall, !. P. Clapp,
TreadwelI Twichel1, G. A. Wheelock.
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