The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-31
ADDITIONAL PROGRESSIVE FARGO FIRMS
The Week at the
Commercial Club


The club room was a busy scene
during the last two days of last week,
and was thronged from early morning
until late at night by the editors pres
ent at the North Dakota Press assoc
citation. Secretary Slime, an old news
paper man was also kept busy from
morning until night assisting the en-
tertaining committee in making things
pleasant for the pencil pushers."
They were all loud in praises of the
entertainment accorded them, and Of
the club room facilities for the enter
tainment of the crowd.
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Prof. H. L. Bolley will speak next
Saturday on Pure Seed Growing, n
how the business men and representa-
ives may aid in bringing about the
use of a better quality of grain in the
state. Every business man should
hear this address.
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The North Dakota a association
will meet In the club rooms on Jan.
30 n 81.
W. F. Smith of Minneapolis, the new
anage of the Fisk Rubber Co., is an
e~nterprising young business man, and
has been cordially received by the
club and business circles.
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At the Builders & Traders banquet
both President Hardy and Secretary
Slime delivered addresses, and the
builders adopted the slogan. North
Dakota for North Dakotans." They
will work to secure contracts in this
state for North Dakota contractors.
The county commissioners Of the
state will meet Feb. 13, IA and Is in
the club rooms. The club greets with
pleasure the new department of the
interstate commerce commissioners
under the leadership Of j. l.. Dixon,
who will bring his family here to
live. Mr.. Dixon is inspector of loco
motive boilers.
The auditorium committee are busy
and will soon be able to report results.
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The club is working hard to secure
the Glidden tour. the greatest event
of the automobile association of the
year, to have Fargo as a night control.
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Fargo Is one of the few cities of the
country that has been asked to send
from the public schools a piece of
work for the exhibit Of the Western
Manual Training association in Gin
cinnati.
Professor Randlett's address on
Corn Culture and It's Effects on the
State, was a wonderful effort and will
result in much good for North Dakota.
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The following guests registered at
the club last week:
D. r. Carlson, Bottineau; J.. B..
Howard, Devils Lake; M. T. Ayres,
Dickinson; c. P. Anderson, Hatton;
L. ]. Bower, Hope; Boyden & Allen,
Lisbon; j. B. Burgster, jamestown;
M. Breen. Wolford; w. T. Brown,
Page; H. E. Delawater, New England;
c.. A. Whales, Portal; F. A. Wilson,
Bathgate; John Andrews, Bismarck; G..
d. Colcord, Minot; w. B. McLaugh-
lin, Devils Lake; j.. H. McGarry, Alex
ander; B. H. Miller, Towner; G. A.
Monteith, Finley; Carl E. Peterson,
Binford; Thos. N. Petit, Gackle;
Ernest l.. Peterson, Milton; C. A.
Potter, Enderlin; E. L. Richter, Lari-
more; l.. NJ. Rockne, Mohall; L. L.
Sutherland, Washburn; w. NJ. Smart,
Minot; s.. Stout, Kathryn; Gilbert
Teiner, Aneta; w. p. Thurston, Ha-
zelton; w. c. Taylor, Bismarck; P. r.
Trubshaw, Cooperstown; John Van
Arnam, Kindred; r. S. Goddard, Ellen
dale; r. Gilbertson, Glenburn; r. J.
Hues, Wahpeton; j. B. Howard, Nc
Henry; c. A. Jordan, Cogswell; c. S.
Iverson, East Grand Forks; E. X. Jen-
kins, Manning; F. x. Kirsch, War
wick; F. C. Kaatz, Tolley; Jno. Tru-
derleim, Bismarck; NJ. c. Long, Eye
land.