The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-05

Z IaIh "a IEdYeI OF DululH WHO LdS o.
host of admirers and friends in this
city, and who will be one of the stel-
lar features of the gathering.
Otto Morrow, the prince of travel
ers, and one of the big Elks of No. ESQ,
visit his cottage at Big Pine dur
ing the season frequently. Otto is
one of the hard working members of
the travellers fraternity but finds
time to do some fishing once in
All of the lakes in Minnesota have
their quota of travelling men who are
doing their best to put in the summer.
You see there isn't a awfully big lot
of business during the heated term
and the boys do their best to make it
come and at the same time do not kill
themselves working.
Billy Hagen, who is the subject Of
an article in this edition of the paper,
after seeing the sights in Fargo for
a few days, as we'll as his trade, has
taken his departure for the state
towns and expects to be quite busy
until he gets back to the hotel here
again.
All the travelling men hated to see
doc" Young of the Waldorf go away
from Fargo, but they have the sweet
consolation Of knowing that they can
see him once in awhile when he is up
in the Frederick at Grand Forks.
Doc has n of those sad sweet
smiles.
William Fl. Way, one of the best
known travelling men who ever visited
Fargo, has been transferred and is
now travelling in South Dakota, sell
ing tobacco. He likes the change, but
every so often his mind turns back to
his many friends in this city. Here's
hoping that he makes a big success of
the state.
Milton Bishop, past senior COUNSEL
or as well as a delegate to the last
grand council convention, will short
ly have Mrs. Bishop sent to m of the
lakes in the hope OF her regaining her
health which has not been good for
some time. 1t is earnestly hoped
that she will recover entirely. 1t is
likely that she, will go to Shoreham or
some other place near Fargo.
Charley Ulmer of Lisbon, who isn't
q travelling man, but is an inventor,
was in the city the past few days,
calling on his friends and attending
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his favorite sport, He had the whole
family here, including wife and son
and the family dog.
There are two members of the Far
go council OF the travellers ove in the
Comstock hotel in Moorhead. One OF
these is Billy Hunt and the other is
his o Edgar, and they both attend
the meeting-once in awhile, and the
/ have yxfr1tl5 1iIra fr soc a h aYo& nffnT1nr
The many friends of Frank CLANCY
of the Clancy Everhart Co, were
panied to hear that Mr.. CLANCY had tc
go to the west on account of the sefi.
GUS illness of his mother who is quite
i'll and frail. Tt is earnestly hoped
that she will recover and that he ma,
make a good and safe journey to Den
yer and back home again.
The members of So should remember
that this organization is n that will
not shut down during the var
weather and that there will be
"a meeting this evening in the A. o. u
w. hall and that there will be a. gooC
deal to do, so boys. turn out and hell
things along
The boys Of So were very general.
pleased with the recent auto trip t
Crookston. The run was a most sue
cessful one, and there were no acct
dents and it was a most pleasan
trip. There was a very good attend
ance, too. considering everything.
Jalmer Anderson, one of the base
ball players Of the council team, ha
4. been going the rounds for the past feS
weeks and hal been making good RICH
along. Jalnar says that he will kee
his baseball practice up until mex
season and maybe after that.
Brother, Bishop says that he find
business as being exceedingly goo
| Just now and he is kept busy, but al
wasys has time to say a pleasant wor
to members of the council.