The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-03
TO WELCOME
ROOSEVELT
Plans Perfected For His Visit
to the City
HEADQUARTERS AT WALDORF
ALL ARRANGEMENTS NOW CON-
PLETE FOR VISIT OF THIRD
PARTY CANDIDATE - REcEP-
TIoN COMMITTEE NAMED AT
MEETING HELD YESTERDAY.

| All arrangements for the anticipat-
| ed visit of Col. Theodore Roosevelt,
presidetial candidate on the new
third party ticket, were perfected at
series of meetings of the local COM
mittee held yesterday morning and
evening. '~..
The man from Oyster Bay will ar
rive in the city from Grand Forks
| over the Great Northern Friday morn
ing at 1850 o'clock and will be met
at the Great Northern Station by a
large reception committee, compris-
ing many men from over the state, as
we'll as a large number of prominent
citizens of Fargo.
Headquarters at Waldorf.
From the station Roosevelt will be
escorted at once to the Waldorf ho-
tel where he will make his head
quarters. He will occupy the same
suite of rooms at the Waldorf that
he used on his last visit to the city.
A parade down Broadway and
section of the city will follow the
candidates arrival, which will wind
up in front of the Grand theatre,
where the state convention of the
third party Is to be held.
Heading the procession will be
Chief of Police Keefe and Captain
Mcdonald of the police department
lar Moose band. A line of auto
mobiles carrying Colonel Roosevelt
and members of his party and the
prominent members of the reception
committee will come next.
According to the plans outlined last
| night, in the first automobile will be
Judge Amidon. "A. #. Bristol, S. S.
7 rTN,x,,, TSnI1 u
Roosevelt will be the chief figure in
the second car and accompanying
him will be Mayor w. d. Sweet, A.
Y. More President Creegan and A.
M. Baker. In the third car will be
the members of the Roosevelt party,
| together with o. L, Engen. chairman
of the local committee on arrange
ments. The leaders of the state or
| ganization of the third party, headed
by Dorr H. Carroll of Minot, will ride
in the fourth machine
Other automobiles and carriages of
| citizens wishing to take part in the
parade will follow after the members
of the local lodge of the Loyal Order
of Moose. marching in body. Fol-
lowing are the names selected for the
reception committee:
W. ID. Sweet, Fargo; G. c.. Creegan,
Fargo; A. Y, More, Fargo; A. M.
Baker, Fargo; w. S. Lauder, Wahpe-
ton: Rev. j. D, Runsvold, Northwood;
John W. Moon, Bowbells; DIR. Wes-
teen, Northwood; Charles r. Grace,
Crosby; Siver Serumgaard, Devils
Lake: Glenn ID. Colcord, Minot; l.. M.
Rockne, Mohall; s. M. Ferris, Dick
, inson; DIR. G. A. Perkins, Dickinson;
Frank j. Temple, McClusky; G.. w.
Davis, Fargo; r. M. McMicheal, La
Moure; A. B. Hutchinson, Fargo; o.
A. Hazen. Larimore; A. B. Cox, VAL
ley City; DIR. ]. M. Walters, Fargo;
s. S. Lyon, Fargo; HI. j. Hagen,
Fargo; A, G. Hanson, Fargo; S. G.
Wright, Fargo; e. S. Blake, Fargo;
August Hanson, Fargo: Will ID. Brls-
tol, Fargo; Roy T. Bristol, Fargo; r.
Is. Keller, Fargo; Eugene Bigelow,
Fargo; Fl. w. Gearey, Fargo: G. r.
Stone, Fargo; ]. e. F'ortin. Fargo; A.
Il. Leimbacher, Fargo; e. II. Smith,
Fargo; R. G. Burnett, Fargo; G. j.
Allen, Fargo; o. j. Thomas, Fargo;
Herbert A Beard. Fargo; Q. L, Engen.
Bristol, Fargo; j. T. Purcell, Fargo;
II. H. Aaker, Fargo; d. p. Barnes,
Glen Ullin; Gilbert johnson, MohalI;
Smith Stimmel, Fargo; p. T. Rourke,
Lisbon; D. j.. Times, Northwood; w.
II. Allen. Fargo; HI, r. Turner, Fargo;
w. Il. Hammond, Fargo; B. Warren
Brown. Fargo; Gilbert N. Gunderson,
4 81 SOs -. Is EtODfnSOn, EafEOt D0rr
II. Carroll, Minot; III. j. Bessesen.
Harvey; Tolluf Paulson. Kenmare;
George Il. Nelson. Martin; j. y. DOYLE.
Wishek; g. N. Livedahl, Velva; III.
n. Tucker, Courtenay; 6. I. Kositz-
sky, Bismarck: George FAIRIES, Willi-
ston: Thomas F. Conway, Napoleon
s. G. Ayres, Fargo; M. T.. Feckler,
Fargo: G. G. Boise, Fargo; Peter Her
brandison. Caledonia; Frank w.
Pearson, Fargo; William E.. Boyd,
Fargo; g. r Stine, Fargo; III. r.
Dickinson, Reynolds; Emerson Fl.
Smith, Fargo; DR.. s., j.. Hill. Fargo:
Jas. Holes, Fargo
Both President Creegan and Mayor
Sweet, who are the active heads OF
the committee in charge Of the arr
rangements for the day and the ap-
pointment of the special reception
committee given above, wish to make
it plain that all the members Of this
reception committee which will greet
Colonel Roosevelt are nor necessarily
allied with the new third party, but
have been named because of either
their personal acquaintance with on
admiration for the rough rider