The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-30

IuTIllSn6u SpIeuulO muSiC WHICH was
much enjoyed. There was a vocalist
and harpist, who rendered popular
airs with which the members were
acquainted. After the banquet was
concluded the members of he party
were the guests of the Fargo bankers
at the Orpheum where they witnessed
a good show and went to their re-
spective hotels very much pleased
with the entire days proceedings.
Some of the Visitors.
Among the visitors from outside the
city were the following: George Jack
son, Of Continental-American bank Of
Chicago; H. B. Wood, of the Wells
Dickey Co. of the twin city; J.. A.
Latta, of the Northwestern National
Of Minneapolis: Paul Leeman. of the
First National, Minneapolis; c. L.
Grandin, of the Observation-Disclosures
can, of Minneapolis; Harry Parker of
the Merchants National of st. Paul,
who by the way is a brother of Sir
Gilbert Parker; Otto Nelson, of the
First National of st. Paul; Walter
Johnston, of the First National of
Duluth; c. III. Buckley, of the First
National of st. Paul; w. e. Briggs of
the South st. Paul National; e. ].
Grimes, of the Minneapolis Trust; E.
H. Johnson. of the Capital National of
ST. Paul.
Notes and Comments.
President Irish remarked at the
dinner table hat George Jackson, one
of the Chicago bankers, whenever he
managed to get into the state of
North Dakota changed his name to
Jacobson, just in order to get solid
with the majority of the citizens of
the state, and he said that "Woodie''
wood. OF the Dickie- Wells Co. of the
twin city managed to get a son" to
his name. Mr.. Wood for many years
resided in the state and he has a host
OF friends here, who were glad to
meet him last evening.
Hon. E. Y. Sarles, the warhorse
OF he Red river valley, was there
from Htllsboro, and he enjoyed every
thing that went on, especially the
singing Of the Italian duo at the din
ner table.
Alex Curry, the sage and rose of
Sharon, also the lily of the valley,
was one of the guests at the meeting
n he met more of his old time
friends. Mr.. Curry offered to send
for his Scotch bag-pipe player. as he
said there wasn't enough Scotch in
the meeting to suit him.
1t vas one of the best arranged
meetings that has ever beer held by
Group Three and the committee Of ar
engagements received a great deal of
praise. While there was no set
programme, 1T was worth hearing.
Thomas P. Cooper's address on
Better Farming and what has been
done during the past year and what is
expected to be done vas something
that interested all. President Briggs,
of the South st. Paul National bank.
also talked along the same lines,
speaking on the cattle and pork rais-
ing business which was well received,
Those Who Registered.
The following is a list of those who
registered at the convention yesterday
as recorded by the secretary of the
group, H. P, Beckwith:
c. w. Tanson, Goose River bank.
Mayville, N, D.
o. E. Arnegard, Hillsboro National
bank, HiIlsboro, N. D.
j. R. Kiland, Hillsboro National
bank, Hillsboro. N. D.
P. r. Rice, Colgate State bank, COL
gate, N. D:
F. A. Irish, First National, Fargo.
A. NJ. Weiser, F. & NJ. bank, Hunter.
H. W. Klev, Clifford State bank,
Clifford. N. D.
W. A: Gamble, First State bank. Ar
thur, N. D.
Geo. Pagel, Farmers Sec. bank,
Chaffee, N. d.
~. ~ olLloIIseH, SLdte Bank OF Gran
B. v. Moore, Dakota Trust Co., Far
B. D. Mitchell. State Bank of Gard
ner. N. De-
Andrew Knudston, Galesburg State
bank, Galesburg, N. D.
G. A. Warner, Hope National bank,
Hope, N. D.
w. L: Day, Merchants National,
Fargo, N, d
N. Dubord, Horace State bank, Hor-
ace. N. D,
James E, Hyde, Scandinavian
American, Fargo, N. D.
H. H. Wooledge, N. w. Nut. Saw. &
Loan. Fargo. N. D.
w. C. M~acfadden, Sec'y. N. d. B. A..
Fargo, N. D.
Peter McLachlin, First National,
Hunter. N. D,
G. Q. Stommer, First National, May
vile, N. D.
e. Y. sarles, First National. Hills
boro. N. D.
John Otis. Kindred State bank.
Max strehlow,' Kindred State bank.
Kindred, N. D,
Geo. L. Smith, Hope, N. D.
r.. G. Arnel, Davenport State bank,
Davenport, N. D.
NJ. B. Cassell. First National, Hope,
N. D. Le-.a
H. B. Greene, Leonard, N. D,
J. A. Powers, Leonard, N, d,
G. H. Nesbit, First National, Fargo
H. p. Beckwith, Northern Saw. bank
Fargo.
Geo. A. Jackson, Cont. & Com'l Ma
tional, Chicago. ~
G. w. Ross, Grand Forks.
P. J., Leeman, First National, Min
neapolis. .
J.. M. Nieson. First National, st.
Paul. IDS
G. F. Chapman. Stevens, Chapman
& Co., Minneapolis.
w. e. Briggs, Stock Yards National,
South st. Paul.
H. B. Wood. Wells & Dickey Co,
Minneapolis.
C. H, Buckley, First National bank
st. Paul,
G.. E. Johnson, Capital National
bank, st. Paul.
J. T. Smith, Fargo.
c. L. Grandin, Scand. Am. National
Minneapolis.
J. R. Carley, First National, Grand
Forks.
II. W. Parker, Merchants National
st. Paul.
Wesley C, Mcdowell, First National
Marion.
H. L. Loomis, N. ". Nut. S. & Loar
Assn, Fargo.
L. r. Buxton, First National, Fargo
w. 6. johnson, First National, Du.
luth.
B. G. Gamble, Arthur.
e. j, Grimes, Minneapolis Trust Co.
Minneapolis.
G. e. Nichols, Fargo National, Far.
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