The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-02
WITH TIE TRAVELLERS
THIS The night
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FOR Big DOINGS
THE FARGO COUNCIL S. OF THE
U. C. T. WILL HAVE THE GREAT
EST TIME IN IRIS HISTORY
THIS EVENING. WHEN Rusl-
NESS AND FESTIVITIES JOIN.

According to the committee Of ar
rangements everything is IN readiness
for the big meeting this evening of
Council No. SIS of the United CONNER
cfal Travellers of Fargo, and the com
mittee. which is composed of John A,
Forth, Lewis Hart and Gap" Wig
dahl, promises all who attend the
time of their lives. In this they are
backed up by Senior Counselor Bishoy,
who says that the mar who neglects
his business, be 1t pure affairs of the
order or pleasure, win get fined and
that, too, heavily. The different com
batants and ''musicianers'' and play
actors who will appear here tonight
at the social session are all in the
city and are trained to a fine point so
that thare will be no hitch, and Harry
Letford has all of the affairs arranged
as to the eating department, so that
the man who gets away from the
spread in the least bit dissatisfied
may blame it on bad teeth or an ugly
digestion.
There will be a business meeting
held, but 1t won't take long, for Bishop
will not speak himself owe three and
a half minutes n any one else who
tries TO talk over two will feel The
sounding of the hammer, and it is
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business will be over by 10, so that
the next two hours may be given over
to ~frivolity. Tom Dunn is in training
for referee, but according to McGrarn
Rif he does no better ~refereeing than
he did in umpiring, he might as well
quit before he commences.
The ACCORDION quartette has re-
hearsed to a great extent the past two
weeks, much to the annoyance of the
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have the pieces they are going to play
down to as near perfection as they
could make them.
Dave Oman will give an address on
the kind of garments the traveller
should wear when out on the road II
he will hold up Herb Mason as a
shining example of how far not to
60 in apparel.
william "BiI" Grasse will debate
with Frank Ashelman on whether It
is best to carry your WI sample case
or hire a boy to do it for you. ard
Colonel Hughes will relate his famous
story of a Night in a Country Hotel,
or The Bloodthirsty Bedbug, or a
Leap in the Darkness. Each and every
member is expected to have a stunt,
and the time that will be left over
will be taken up by George II. Webster
and his troupers. Yes, my brethren,
there VIII be rare uolngS on thlS oc-
casion. Be in your seat at S p. m. by
the clock in front of Sullivan's Sun
berg store, and don't you forget 1t.
TT is the duty of every member of
the order to be in his respective
place on this OCCASION" said Senior
Counselor Bishop. Il know that the
boys have worked hard to prepare
the finest. kind of an entertainment
for tonight and / do hope that every
| seat in the hall will be filled and that
the boys will be standing about. The
business ON this occasion will not take
up much time. for We want to have
as much time as we can for giving the
boys plenty to see as wen as to at
and rapid eating brings on digestion
and digestion might be ruled as an ac-
cident and we don't want to have any
more accidents among our members.
We want to have all the time for this
'doings.' So be there on time"