The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-13
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lay, July 10; Watertown, Saturday, July 20

Bill" Laimer reads this he will get
busy with his pen.
Crookston council Of the u. G. T.
has already appointed it's general
committee for the next year meeting
of the grand district council and they
expect to go one ahead of Fargo.
Warren D. Hatch, the well known
grocery traveller, has arrived home to
visit with the folks yer Sunday.
The travellers kept as far away
from Fargo this week as possible on
account of the different big conven-
tons.
The Waldorf had to put up cots
asst night to accommodate the in
rease in travel of the past few days.
F. w. Clark is a great observer of
the crops just now and he has been
going about some n says that ev-
erything looks bright and promising.
The genial manager of the Stone
Ordean-Wells Co. looks for a tre-
mendous business during the coming
fall and winter.
Ed Morris, head of the great whole
1919 - "a NAA ~ A0O SVSAA
spending the biggest part Of the time
the last week down at the lakes,
where he has been enjoying himself.
George Hall met some stranger On
a train a day or two ago.. and the
stranger addressed him as "Mr. Han
ma" He was so spuffed up over being
taken for a. congressman that re
didn't do a thing but toppIe over and
hurt his side, and now he says that
the biblical quotation Of pride goeth
before a fall" is dead sure doctrine
and he believes every word OF 1t.
William L Grasse, the well known
traveller OF IS says he spent Sunday
and the day before at the lake, but as
he was to have made a report person
al and official as to the doings al
Red Wing last Saturday night, the
boys are inclined to think that he
didn't ARE to show UP at the meet
ing, knowing that while the Of
fetal business would be all right, the
personal end might be open to inves-
tigation.
When n Of the brethren asked
Senior Counsel Bishop IL he cared II
he told all that took place at Red
Wing, Dish" merely grinned and re-
piled, "At my time of life you can tel
what o please. No one will believe
It"
It is a pleasure to be able to state
that John f. McGrann has been re.
elected to the difficult and trying po-
sition Of manager o fthe u. G. T.
baseball team OF Fargo, and he says
his first official action will be to dis.
miss the official umpire, Tom Dunn
4 whom ha Hpanpf 1aaro ~ .T1Nnrfra wxynrNI
a cuss.
The next meeting Of IS will TAKE
place Saturday night, Aug. 3, and I,
is hoped that the boys will be all bacl
from their vacations by that time
Senior Counsel Bishop wants to max,
this n OF the best terms An the his,
tory Of the local lodge.
william d. RingIand and family ar,
having a fine time down by the lake
side and Mr.. Ringland writes tina
fishing lis fine and that the water 1
comforting on a real hot day.
When J.. ID. Hayford, the well knows
coast lumber salesman, first came d
this section, he had the proud title o
the lumber traveller who wore n
diamonds" and this stuck to him TO
a long time. Recently he showed u
with ms as big az a birds egg an
now he takes rank with just the or
binary plain every day lumberjach
for they all wear stones after a Ger
tain length Of time. Look at Ton
Dunn and Harry Alsop.
Electric bulbs can be easily mend
ed IL only one and sometimes tw'
wires are broken. Attach the bulb i
a drnu light. tnrn on fhe pIarfrtrft,
and place the bulb between you an
the light. Then gently shake bacl
and forth; the motion will cause tn