The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-21

and inspect the place. He will have
with him a letter to the secretary Of
the Fargo Commercial club and should
be shown around. He thinks highly
of his city, n it is up to the Fargo
people to give him a good insight into
that town. Two North Dakota ladies
achieved some fame a few days ago by
each killing a snake of the garter va
riety. They were crawling about in
the channel vicinity, when they met
their ends. True it is that these were
not serpents, still they were snakes,
even if only n footers. The heroines
were Mrs. Strehlow Of Casselton and
Mrs. Ray Newton of Fargo.
G. D. Blakeslee of Fargo are over on
Lake Melissa and a day or two ago
had the Freeman family also Of Fargo
as visitors.
Mr.. n Mrs. Rothwell of Fargo, who
have been occupying the w. J.. Lane
cottage on Lake Sally, have left for
home, Mr.. Rothweil coming down to
escort them back. They had a fine
time. Now the entire cottage Is oc-
cupied by Mr.. Lampman, also of Far
go, but will soon be occupied by the
Lane family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Handy of Fargo are at
present located In this vicinity and
have a very pleasant cottage.
DR.. r. e, Ball, member of the Fargo
board of education, also has a cottage
over ON Lake Melissa, right near the
Plumley cottage and they have a very
pleasant time.
Tuesday was circus day for the peo-
pie of Detroit, Mimi, and the c~ottagers
as well. 1t rained in torrents in the
morning, so that not many from here
attended, but In the afternoon quite a
crowd went UP and it was a great day
for the people of the little city. There
was red lemonade, the parade and all
that goes to make up a first class cir
Gus day in a country town. 1t is said
that everybody had a big day and en-
joyed 1t all.
MI. and Mrs. August Strehlow of
|Casselton are nicely fixed in their cot
tage " e on the channel which con-
meets Lakes Sally and Melissa and they
spend the time in fishing and just rest
ing.
States Attorney Fowler of Fargo
his family are also located over on
Melissa and they have a very pretty
place. 1t is in the same location with
the ShotWell cottages, about the finest
over in that section. These are sup
piled with launches and all the COM
forts Of home.
One sees many people from Fargo
passing the hotel here, for this road
carried you right to Fair Hills, on Pei
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Gilman boys of Fargo and every day
people from North Dakota can be seen
making for there, as an auto line runs
for all trains. The Fair Hills resort
is n of the very best In the lake re-
gion of Minnesota, and largely pat
ronized by people from Fargo and 9TH
er places in North Dakota.
G. w. Kelly and wife of Devils Lake
arrived at Shoreham a day or two ago
and are enjoying themselves. Mr..
Kelly by the a is a member of the
agricultural board Of control and well
known In Fargo. Miss Loft of Fargo
is also stopping here and being an ex-
pert pianist, her music is appreciated
by the hotel guests.
Ea c.. Madsen of Devils Lake is So
journing here for a short time and ap-
pears to be enjoying himself.
MI. and Mrs. Bronson Of Moorhead
are stopping at the Shoreham and are
pleased with the place.
MI. and Mrs. Frank e. Teachout
took a boat ride a day or two ago
about the lakes and enjoyed 1t.
Robert K. Keller and daughter have
q very pleasant cottage in the grounds
and are comfortably located. The
weather, with the exception of last
Tuesday was exceedingly warm and
about all one could do was to try to
keep cool, for even the zepfyrs from
the two lakes failed to show up.
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