The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-08-02

DR.. Holman, of the de Lendrecie
block, will leave in a day or two for
Lake Sally, ad he proposes to make
1t interesting for all of his friends who
are going down within the next day or
two. 3D.. .sa u.s.. ..E 3-.-
otto Morrow, the we'll known knight
OF the grip, has arranged to spend Sun
day with his family at Big Pine lake
and as he has a fine place down that
way he promises himself the finest
kind Of a time. +
Tom Dunn has decided to go to the
lakes this Sunday. He says there is
such a large number of people in his
that it wouldn't hardly be the thing
to take them all down with him at one
time. Tom believes in giving all a
good time. p
Otto Welland has decided that on
this occasion he will not go down to
the lakes, but will wait until another
Sunday. August is the real month for
spending time at the lakeside; so wait
until some future time to see him down
there. "a, '#. g.. ". . .-.-
Remember the meeting this evening
OF the Fargo council, No. IS, when there
will be a great deal of business to be
attended to. ~.
W. c, Mcneil, who formerly. travelled
out of Minot. is now residing at Far
so, where he will make his h~eadquar-
ters. Mr. Mcneil vas one of the active
ones of Minot council while residing
there, and Fargo council hopes to fur
Their increase his interest in the order.
= M Pnhna uyho cx~o-A L..
days in Fargo, Is now the eastern rep
resentative of the Bloedel- Donovan
Lumber Co. making his headquarters
at Minneapolis. He spent. a few days
Fargo during the past week calling
on the trade. - 80
J. W. Phillips, who in the early
nineties represented, the Scanlon-Gib-
son Lumber Co. in this territory. and
who has spent the past dozen years
in Iowa and Nebraska. is back in this
territory again representing the Lamb
Davis Lumber Co.
c. W. Guild, jr., with the Barrett
Mig. Co. spent q few days at. Fargo
the past week calling on the paper
trade.
w. s. Rozenberry, manager OF the
Rose Lake Lumber Co. of Rose Lake.
Ida, visited in the city the past few
days renewing old acquaintances. Mr..
Rosenberg was formerly manager for
the Thief River Falls Lumber Co. at
Minneapolis. G'tt 1871
Col. Tom Hughes, now of
agencies for the Pioneer Life Insur-
lance Co. and who spent his boyhood
days on a farm in that grand old state
OF Iowa, never tires Of telling his ex-
periences on the farm. He has been
passing around some very nice pocket
books to the boys, but the boys say IL
is worth one of the books to listen to
his stories.
Hank O'Malley, league baseball crit
lie, representing the Carnegie Fuel Co..
spent Sunday and the fore part of the
week in the city. He is an old friend
of q lot OF fellows that used to- play
Hugh E. Wallace, who represents the
HLehigh Portland Cement Co. in this
territory and carries solos as. a side
line, has not been seen here for some
time. His last appearance here was
at the time of the lumbermen's con-
ivention, where he delighted the at
tendance with his sweet voice and
catchy songs. Mr.. Wallace has re-
iSSAfSo @E E@ 5ASc hhIIy COMPLIMENTARY
notices in the press throughout the
northwest on his solo work.
Ali members Of Fargo council are
requested to be it the meeting Satur-
day night. Sir. Counselor Cole has
something to say to them. You win
all understand the August meeting has
not been postponed, but will be held
at the usual place and hour.
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Max Espey. representing the Acme
Plaster Co. of st. Louis, called on The
trade, and incidentally viewed the cir
Gus parade.
The travelling men with small chill
#drens are the envy Of all Others on cir
day, as they don't have to offer ex-
cuses for going to the circus.
Costly Treatment.
u was troubled with constipation.
and indigestion and spent hundreds sof