The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-26

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the next convention and there is every
indication that this city will get the
Prize for having the largest number
in line on the day of the parade. A
good time is guaranteed to all who
will go.
Charles Blakeslec is now the proud
owner of an automobile and so far he
hasn't had a mishap. although last
Sunday he had the entire family out in
the machine. He expects to shine like
a green bay tree in the Crookston pro-
cession and you can depend on his
going.
William Bill Way was gracing the
Gardner hotel with his presence dur
ing last week. He says that business
on the road is going forward right
along n he likes the ReineCke & Nc
Kone Co. all right.
Mike Feckler of the Fargo Knitting
Mills Co., is very much pleased with
the assistance hat has been given his
establishment by the members of the
commercial club and he wants to say
that all the people of Fargo are most
cordially invited to call and take a
look over the plant which is located on
Second avenue north. They will find
something to see there.
William A. Hagen, der tobacco
drummer" has been out in the state
and finds that business is very good
and getting better right along. He
has been lowering up about the Cana
dian border aforAF few days, but he
don't venture over the line on account
of the customs officers.
o Mcintyre remarks that a wom-
an always wants to be sure of the last
word and that is why she always turns
to the last page of the novel she is
reading. Robert has had a pile of X
p~erience in the work
Messrs. Keller & Boyd Of the new
Annex hotel are very much pleased at
the number of travelling men who
have been stopping at the new house
during the past few days. The new
hotel is doing a great deal more than
they expected from he first.
w. H. Hatch has been out on the
road the past week and he says that
everything is looking up all the time.
He wants to see a big crowd take in
the Crookston trip, for the more the
merrier.
Frank McKone, who is chairman of
the banner and pennant committee of
the auto trip to Crookston, says every
thing is coming along nicely.
S. G. Mumma, of the Rumely people,
finds that business is growing right
along and he has plenty to do as house
salesman of the big establishment.
The farmers are busily engaged just
now in laying in new machinery.
Col. Tom Hughes of the Pioneer Life
was very much pleased during the
past week to greet the president of
the company, Col. w. A, Scott, who
has just returned from a winters stay
at the winter home in the south. At
fairs ran along all right even with
the absence of the president.
Dave Oman, of the Leech bottling
works, warmly welcomes the flies and
the warm weather. 1t is only then that
the pop n other mineral waters are
at their best. He finds that business
is picking up right along.
Charles Baker. Of the Viger-Lewis
Co., says that since the fruit has
commenced to come in he doesn't find
much time for being idle. He is ar
ranging matters so he can go along
with the boys on the Crookston trip
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in an automobile.
Since Billy Hunt got to be a boni-
face n is the manager of the new
Comstock hotel across the river, he
has not had much time to devote to
meetings. but his mind on the first of
each month always is turned Seward.
Hector Barnes, if ii is at all possi-
BILE, will join in with the bunch on the
Crookston trip. Hector has a new a
and 1t is one Of the finest that has vet
entered Fargo and he rs justly proud
of it.
Dick Comover is getting ready to
make his yearly pilgrimage to the De-
troit lakes, for he likes to summer
there.
Frank Clark, Of the stone Ordean-
Wells Co. has heard the "calI of the
pike in the waters of Detroit lake and
1t won't be long before he will be
fitting with the family that way for
the summer months.
Otto Morrow, of 65, will have a fine
trip this summer. He has been elect
ed representative to the grand lodge of
the Elks which meets in June in the
city of Rochester. N. Y, and he will
likely attend.
Frank Teachout has about made up
his mind to yacate his rooms at the
Waldorf during the summer months
and take a cottage at Big Pine lake,
down a Perham, Mimi, and Mrs.
Teachout and the baby will spend the
summer there.
Here's a tip to the fellows who be-
long to other councils and reside In
Fargo. 1t would help the standing of
Fargo If you placed your card in the
local council. We are in need of more
members.
Charles Leonard. OF the American
Steel ~ Wire CO. was In Valley City