The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-19

INC, APntL 10, 1915.
and are both growing fat and big, not
exactly just like their parent.
The next meeting of the Fargo u
Gil promises to be n of the most in
teresting hat has been held for a long
time, for there will be plenty of bust
ness to attend to on this occasion.
Every traveller who is a member Of
the Elks should bear in mind that Sat
urday night of this week the new club
rooms and hall will be opened for in
spection and that in addition there
will be installation of officers and a
visitation of the district deputy grand
exalted ruler of the state, James Din
ME. There are very many members Of
IS who are also members of 26O of the
Elks.
Senior Counselor Cole is preparing
for an active term and neXt fall will
institute several ladies nights, for they
were very popular last winter and
were much enjoyed by all who attend
ed. There is a good deal Of talent in
the council who can always be called
upon and who always make good.
w. w. King, who will have charge
Of the press car to CroOkston next
June says he will have his machine
looking fine, on account Of the distin-
guished he will be travelling
in. Mr.. King is the secretary Of the
state retail merchants association
which meets here in state convention
in July.
Lawrence Wright, one of the ener-
getic members of 65 who resides across
the river, has returned from an extern
sive trip to Montana, where he was in
the interest of his tent and awning
company, which has already opened
the season with a good business.
Both Andy Mason and Jim Grady of
the Prize Co. are members Of the local
council Of the u. c. T. and have been
for many years.
Doc Young of the Waldorf and
Lud Lardner of the same hotel, both
received a visit from their friend,
Lawyer Daily Of Perham, where they
both resided in the days gone by. His
visit was purely of a social character
and was not on legal business.
Harry Letford of the Prescott, just
to tantalize his friends, keeps a bunch
of fine California oranges on a nail on
the walls of his hotel. They are
mighty nice to look at, but no one so
far has been able to sample them.
Letford is the official chef for the
council.
Billy Laimer of the Gardner, as he
sees the travellers one by one dropping
off the single blessedness tree, or Just
getting ready to do so, has about
made up his mind to go and do like
wise, so there is ample opportunity for
some nice young girl to get a good or
otherwise husband.
Chairman Bishop Of the invitation
committee OF the trip to CrOOkston, has
been working hard and faithfully in
attending to his business. He has ask
ed all Of the towns in this city and is
now thinking of invading the twin
cities. He wants to see this the big
gest convention of the grand council
that was ever held.
The newly elected members Of 65 are
all expected to have their parts memo
rized by the time Of the next meeting,
which will be the first Saturday night
in the coming month.
Hector Barnes is one of the old mem
bers of the local council, but on ac-
count Of residing out at Glyndon.
Mimi, it is seldom that he gets an OPP
portunity Of meeting with the boys,
but they would all be pleased to see
him.
"BiIIy' Hunt continues to receive
visitors from among the travellers al
his Comstock hotel over in Moorhead
and they are treated royalty and are
given a good time. Mine Host Hunt
and Mrs. Hunt are making good in
their new position, and Edgar, as the
chief clerk is right at home.
Frank w. Clark of the Stone-Or-
dean-Wells Co. of his city. says that
Frank Y. Gravel, the chief of the sales
men who is stationed at the main Of
flee in Duluth. will be here the first
week in July and attend the retail
merchants state convention Mr..
IIaNel Will De given d liue III LAIN .
new black devil, provided he can get
the Duluth man to venture into the
car.
All were very much pleased to see
Tom Sirrs and his red devil jugger-
naut automobile which has been very
faithful, out on the streets the past
week. Tom has had the "critter" oiled
up and placed in the best of condition
and Is willing TO try a race with the
Clark car after the latter has been run
so long as the iuggernaut. 1t Is a
great animal that red devil. but can
go some and answers all it's owners
purposes.
Notice to Creditors.
In the matter of the estate of John
Lamb, deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, John T. Lamb, administra-
fpy nf fha aefafa pf IObn Lamb late pf