The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-12
LAST Meeting
WAS A GOOD one
EVERYBODY PLEASED WITH THE
SESSION OF THE FARGO CouN-
Gil HELD LAST SATURDAY
EVENING-SoME OF THE MAT
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TIERS THAT WERE DISCUSSED.

1t was a good meeting. 1t was one
that every member should have at
tended. Say, boys, do you know that
there Is never a meeting Of the travel
ers in this city that something in
which you are interested does not
come up? ,-a &c.
There is never a meeting in which
the affairs of the order are not dis
cussed at length and you ought to be
there. OF course at the last meeting
everybody talked of the last grand
council meeting at Crookston and 1t
appeared to be the unanimous opinion
of every that the auto trip was a
great success. OF course there were
not so many cars as were expected,
but this was caused by various reas-
ons. There were at least twenty when
the train finally reached Crookston
and such a fine time the boys are not
through yet talking about, and then,
too, there was about Sc made from the
trip and this will go into the enter
tainment fund of next fall and winter.
For entertainments will be on the tap
all the time and of course the ladies
will have a part.
But as to the meeting. AT the regu-
lar monthly meeting which was not
deferred by the fair or anything else,
the local council of the IT, C. T, held
in the A. o. u. w hail on Saturday
Ali5At Lie ASpOItS Utilize various com
m1ttees in charge of the auto trip to
Crookston, Mimi, where the annual
convention was held, were read and
other routine business disposed Of, as
well as the initiation of a class of can
didates for membership.
The report of the committee on
automobiles and the trip, made it's re-
port which was approved by the coun-
Gil. The committee on baseball was
given a vote of thanks for the way in
which the team was handled and for
the way In which it won a good second
in the series of games. J. McGram,
who was chairman of this committee,
reported a good baalnce. In the treas
ury from this department on the trip.
The band committee which consisted
of j.. A. Forth, G. w. Wilkinson and
I'll. ]. Letford, were given a vote OF
thanks for their work in securing j
band to represent Fargo at the con-
vention.
A report was made on the moving
pictures which were taken at the con-
vention; these are reported to be "A
No. /, and are to be shown at one OF
the local theatres in the very near fu-
ture. These pictures show the travel
ers in all their glory and the local boys
show up well as usual. They managed
to get into the foreground in every
thing but the baseball league where
they had to be satisfied with second
place, but say that they will not be in
the background in anything at the
next annual convention.
Several of the members were seen
last night and each one seen a y that
great credit lis due each of the com
mittees for the way in which the ar
rangements were made and carried
out at the convention. The next reEu-
lar meeting of the local council will be
held Saturday, Aug. z.
h senior counselor, who was re-
Gently married, wants every one OF
YOU, and especially the older members.
to be present at the big meeting that
is on tap the first Saturday In August.