The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-11
THOUSANDS
COMING TO FARGO
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Auditorium is now complete. The
teams are practically complete. The
names are published only in part ow-
ing to the fact that they have not all
reached headquarters in the Y. M. G. A.
building yet, because of the absence
from the city of General Chairman
G. r. Stone, Manager of Division B,
Morton Page and Captain F. V. Hutch
insOn. The omission of some names
from the teams must not be taken as
an indication that these teams are not
in the campaign, for in many instances
there have been more applications than
there are places to fill.
In the Fargo College campaign the
winning teams and winning divisions
were indicated at the nightly banquets
by hosting banners placed on the ta-
bles. A novel scheme for indicating
the winners in the present campaign
has been devised. The arrangements
were completed today.
Next weeks campaign for the Arm
ory-Auditorium will be the final one.
There will be no Indebtedness after
the campaign is over and the $35 600
is raised. No mortgage holder will
ever lock the door of the structure. The
$35, 900 will be adequate to complete
construction and furnish the building
in a fitting manner in the opinion Of
all of the members of the campaign
executive committee.
All efforts of the workers in the cam
raign are now being centered on Mon
day nights pre-Campaign demonstra-
ton, when the 200 Fargo men INT wo-
men actively engaged in the campaign
al ,,n - - Fho r1on~y I11itnrt1,o
in a body at s O'clock. The parade
will be the biggest thing of the sort
Fargo has yer seen. A large band
will lead the procession. Company B
will march in full uniform and the
workers will sing Campaign Manager
Hardy's campaign song.
Executive Committee.
w. w. Smith,
John S. Watson,
Rev. Father Egan,
Morton Page,
E. J. Weiser.
Max Stern,
H. w, Gearey,
G. H. HOLSTER,
Thos. Baker, jr.
c.. r Stone,
R. NJ. Pollock.
H. F. Emery,
J. w. Hansel,
Rev. E. H. Stickney,
Rev. R. A, Beard,
Rev. J. NJ. Walters.
J.. P. Hardy,
A. L. Moody,
Geo. Hancock,
II. L. LooMIs, GENERAL, DIVI-
SION A.
To-na Nc 1-Ta.&. - AnaarIanI
l.. Paul E. Simmons. F. D. Hall, F.
H. Taylor, A. A. Dodsley, A. E. Champ
lin, ]. A. Jardine, Peter Matson, R. E.
Cole, E. C. Geary, jr, Theo. Wanner,
Team 2-Captain, F. w. Pearson.
Harry L~ashkowitz, E. G. Guthrie, B.
v. Moore, John D.. Wooledge, G. C.
Grafton, r. A. Thompson, G. A. M.
Anderson. E. S. Hill, Hugo Stems,
John Monson, A. R. Watkins.
Team No. 3-captain r. j. Cone.
NJ. A. Baldwin, A. B. Guptill. G. A.
Fraser, Wayne Eddy, G. A. Frohling, N.
Redmon.
Team No. 4-Captain F. V. Hutchin-
son.
Practically the same team as in Far
go College campaign.
Team No. 5-Captain J. W.. McAose.
A. M. Colby, E. A. Kicker, w. p.
Chestnut, w. D. Sweet, C H. LavelIe,
T. H. McEnroe, L. D. Richardson, Mel
vim Hildreth, L. r. Buxton, w Com
RE.
MORTON PAGE, GENERAL DIVl-
SION 3.
Team No. 6-Captain Charles Allen.
~ TTl.- -,
J. E. Hendrickson, Frank r. Scott, w.
Knerr, M. N. Hatcher, Frank C. Gard
ner, P. w. Satory, Peter Elliott.
Team No. 7-Captain D. B. Holt.
Hubert Harrington, R. B. Newton,
]. A. Pierce, M. A. Murphy, Ben Lesk,
D. S. Lewis, H. L. Lokensgard, Roy
Musberger, B A. Miller.
Team No. 8-Captain Geo. n. Sweet
land.
John Forth, Will Isham, Joe Pur-
cell, Carl Anheier. NJ. l.. Lasson, O..
Hegge, A. NJ. Goldsmith, A. M. Baker,
Charles S. Foster. E. NJ. Wright, Her
man Boorth
Team No. 9-captain w. E. Boyd.
Fred Bristol Jr., A. w. McNair,
Chas. S. Whittelsey. Geo. H. Hollis
ter, Sol Simon, H. H. Wooledge, Roy
J. Smith, VIM. F. Fortune, Sam
Stern.
Team No. 10-Captain A. M. Leim-
bacher.
w. E. Treat, J, ]. Nelson, Ray War
ner, w. c. McFadden.
DlVICIoN C.-MRs. MAUD e. HoL-
LISTER.
Team No. 11-Captain Mrs. r. M. Pol
lock.
Mrs. A. M. Baker, Mrs. Willard
Boughton, Mrs. H. H. Wheelock, Mrs.
Burton Rice.
Team No. 12-Captain Miss Nellie G.
Bishop.
Miss Clara Pollock, Miss Jessie M,
Hodgson, Miss Helen E. Smith, Miss
Ella Lewis, Miss Frances Emery, Miss
Eva Freeman.
Team No. 13-Captain Mrs. J. J. Jor-
dan.
Mrs. F. W. Johnson, Mrs. G. A. Fra
ser,