The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-17
ADDITIONAL PROGRESSIVE FARGO FIRMS
The Week at the
Commercial Club


Booth 1AFargo Plumbing & Heating 90.
Booth 2-Dennis Fur Co.
Booth a-Chaney-Eyerhart Co.
Booth Wilbur Cigar Co.
Booth 5-Frank o. Enerr Dairy 90.
Booth 6-Monson's Trunk Factory.
Booth T--American Gas Machine Co.
Booth s-Shotwell Floral Co.
Booth 9-Fargo Mill Co.
Booth 1o-Union Heat, Light q Power Co.
Booth 11-Pirtes Cafe q Bakery.
Booth 12-J. d. Grant Co.
Booths 13-14-Joseph a. Hoenck.
Booth 15-Klinsman Furnace Heating Co.
Booth 16-Fargo Foundry Co.
Booths M q 5S Biscuit 90.
Booth 21-Bristol & Sweet.
Booth 22-Fargo Cornice e Ornament Co.
Booth 23-Fargo Ice Cream q Cider Co.
Booth 24-Dakota Welding Co.
Booth 25-N. d. Metal Culvert Co.
Booth 28-L. @. Trunk Co.
Booth 27-CouTier-Ne Co.
Booth 2S-Fargo Tannery Co.
Booth 29-N. ID. Harness Co.
Booth 30-Mrs. j. K%opelman.
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 37-Bijou Candy Mart.
Booth SS-Klinsman Furnace & Heating
Booth 39-Knight Printing Co.
Booths 4O-41-McHose & Pardoe,
Booth 42-Fargo Bottling Works.
Booth 43-Fargo Forum.
Booth 44-J. NJ. Eitman.
Booth 45-American Bottling Co.
Booth 46-Walker Bros. s. Hardy.
Booth 47-Dakota Sash & Door Co.
Booth 48-N. D.. Weaving Co.
Booth 40-Northern School Supply Co.
Booth m-Northern Photo supply Co.
Booth 51-vacant.
Booth 52-Porte Co.
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The past week has been a very busy
one at the club. The rooms have been
thronged all week by strangers who
have called to view the quarters Of
the Fargo Boosting association, and
many compliments have been paid to
the local organization and their x
cellent quarters.
The right spirit has been shown by
the citizens in helping the club t!ur-
ing this week in the way of throwing
open spare rooms for the accommoda-
ton OF visitors, and in many other
ways in assisting the officers in TAX
ing care Of the crowds who were in
the city.
The big meeting of the Fargo Ma
tional Credit Mems association will
500 be held. At this time they viii
have three speakers of national promi-
hence in Fargo, who will talk on Fire
Prevention. These speakers will be
Chas. j.. Meek Of the Fourth National
bank. New York City, formerly ma
tional secretary Of the National Credit
Mems association; j. H. Tregoe of
New York, present national secretary
Boston and Francis l. Went
worth of Boston, national secretary
of the Fire Prevention & Fire Pro-
lection association. Their coming is
a~nxiously awaited by the members of
the local association, and they will be
entertained in a royal amer.
Pres. Howard Elliott of the North
ern Pacific was a luncheon guest at
noon today with the officers and mem
bers of the club. The Minneapolis
Steel Machinery Co. have established
a branch on N. p. avenane and Fourth
street and Fl. w Adams is in charge.
He is also an enthusiastic commercial
club booster.
Preparations are being made for the
National United Norwegian Lutheran
church of America next June. Thou
sands of delegates will be present at
this gathering.
Secretary slime has been as busy as
a cranberry merchant this week try
ing to care for the visitors to the city
and lake care OF a thousand and one
things and farther the home product
show. Mr.. slime is responsible for the
great success of the manufacturers
exhibit, and he is as pleased over the
results as the little boy with his first
pair of new boots.