The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-11

your liberal limit without reDellon5
il your food is a damage instead of a
help, remember the quickest, surest,
most harmless relief is Pape's Dia-
pepsin which costs only fifty cents
for a large case at drug stores. It's
truly wonderful digests o and
sets things straight, so gently and
easily that it is really astonishing.
Please. for your sake, don't go on and
on with a. weak, disordered stomach;
ISIS so unnecessary. -AdVt'
wells Co, since getting home from the
annual meeting and banquet OF the
company at Duluth, says he finds it
hard work getting down to everyday
living again.
William l.. Grasse, after q pleasant
time in St. Paul at the headquarters
went out on the road in the middle
Of the week and got back today with
an order book almost filled. He says
that business was good all along the
line.
P. A. hopkins of the Ferlach Back
low Co., has been out seeing the trade
in this section for the year 1914. he
sells calendars and says he has to
take the orders a year ahead or de-
livery. He claims that business is
very goou III his lltlS' |
The first days of the week just clos
ing were exceedingly hard on the av-
erage travelling man. The weather was
very cold and getting around with the
trains very. generally late wasn't at all
pleasant. Bill Way was stuck at
some small town for several hours
during the first part of the week.
W. A. Hagen, the Lorillard man, has
been having great success since he
started in the new year after business.
He found the weather a. trihe chilly
about the edges UP in the northern
part of the state and was glad when
it came time for him to hunt the Sc
clusion Of a warm hotel.
Last Saturday night was decidedly
cold and that was the reason there
wasn't a larger attendance at the meet
ing which after 8 o'clock was opened TO
the ladies. "Bish' says that all that
is necessary to secure a ~ pelo" zero
night in Fargo is to announce Chat
Fargo council is going to have a
ladies' night. and the weather naturally
follows. The council has tried two
nights n the cold weather appeared
on each occasion. a.- ..
The three members of Fargo u
Gil, Edgat Hunt, Earl Hazeltine and
Little Eva" Page, who have left for
a, trim that will take them to Honolulu,
have all promised to e cards occas-
sionally to keep the boys posted s to
their wanderings, and these Will be
looked for eagerly. The boys are
among the younger members Of the
council, but they are nevertheless pop
ular., Hunt is a son Of that veteran,
Billy Hunt, and wife.
The Fargo branch Of h Gideons
has a Bible in about every room IN
every hotel in the state. They are
doing a good work.
It is hoped that every member of
65 will AXE a ticket to the annual
ball. Jan. 80 and they will get their
friends into the same frame of mind.
I'VE need the money" say the mem
bers of the committee.
In the early spring, Chairman Dot
son will call the auto committee to-
gether for the purpose of getting the
auto train trip to Crookston, Mimi.
arranged. This is the ann in
which the boys will go to the grand
council.
There were many of the old and
young faces of 65 missing from their
accustomed places in the council
meeting last Saturday night. Please
| don't let 1t occur again. The council
needs your attendance to every meet
ing.
According to the stories that Doc"
Young has beer telling since he got
back from his vacation trip to the
twin cities. as he presides over the
desk at the waldorf, he was gone at
least a. year, but in reality he was
Just absent from town ten days.
DOCS" experiences were numerous.
so he says.
"Lud'' Ladner, of the Waldorf
entertained Messrs. Hunt, Page and
Hazeltine, who are travelling in the
west to a nicely arranged dinner at
the hotel before they took their de-
parture.. There was also another din
ner that "Lud" would just as soon
not talk about, but the fellows en-
joyed it just the same.
The Sunday evening entertainments
at A, H. Leimbacher's Gardner hotel
are growing in popularity. There
were over 200 heard the last one.
BILLY Laimer at the Gardner is
getting to be a philosopher. He says
that he is through giving Christmas
gifts because he can't get into the
frame of mind where he can honestly
say that it is more blessed to give
than to receive. In counting UP his
returns from the last holiday season
he finds that he is out just Slips, hav-
ing received that much less in value
than he gave. Unless his girl IAN
content herself with his poetry she
won't get a thing next season.
Cliff Blodget, who is a piano tuner,
and is we'll known to many members
of SIS is confined to his house by ILL
ness.
The Fargo Commercial club would
like to have every of 65's 430
members become members also OF the
commercial club. The travellers are
recognized by the commercial club as
Fargo's best boosters.
Nearly all Of the annual meetings
have been concluded and the greatest
number of the men ave taken their
usual places on the road. Business
SO far as can be learned is excellent
all over the state. as well as all over
the northwest, and 1T is believed that
it will continue in that condition the
balance Of h year.
Chrcnic Constipation Cured.
Five years ago 7 had the worst
case of chronic constipation I ever
knew of. Ind ChamberIain's Tablets
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