The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-20
SHOREHAM TO
CLOSE SEASON
" SEPTEMBER |
Lake Resorts are Crowded
With Weekend Visi-
tors From Fargo

SnOrenan, one OF the most faSn-
ionable resorts in the Detroit lake
region, will close for the summer
season on Sept. /, according to an
noon.
Pettibone lodge. another popular
point for summer tourists from
Winnipeg, points in North Dakota
and Minnesota, will run late into the
fall season. Both resorts have been
enjoying an exceptionally good sea-
son.
For the last three weeks the
proprietors of both resorts have been
turning down applications for rooms
and week lend visitors have learned
that II is necessary to make reserva-
tions for Saturday night and Sunday
at least "a hours ahead.
Many Fargoans and Moorhead peo-
pie were registered at the two re-
sorts yesterday, enjoying the day in
motoring, bathing, canoeing and fish
ing. The water was fine" and many
went in" Morning dips were fire.
quent Sunday morning.
Pierre w. Clements, secretary. Of
the Northern Trust Co. of Fargo,
likes to take his dip" about or s
o'clock in the afternoon, just before
making the drive for his home in
at Lakes. Sally and Melissa with a
party Of friends from Fargo, making
the trip by car.
Win Diving Honors.
Hc1ors for diving go to Miss
Gladys Tightmeyer, stenographer at
the office of Morton Page G. Co. Her
diving last Sunday and a week ago
was the prettiest seen on the beach
this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Miller of Moor
head, were among the Minnesotans
who were registered at Shoreham,
and enjoyed the weekend.
Miss Elsie w. Douglas and F.
Ethel Hostelle. both of st. Paul, are
also guests at Shoreham. Another
twin city visitor is Miss Helen Nc
Multi of Minneapolis.
Atty. Seth w. Richardson of the
law firm of Barnett e. Richardson of
Fargo, made his unual weekly trip
to the lakes. With him was William
Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ]. Dram of Far
go, spent TIE day at Shoresam. Mr..
Dram has charge of the city sales
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Curtis and
Miss E. Searles of Chicago, were
registered among the Sunday guests
at Shoreham.
Miss Grace Gund, Miss Harriet
Moser and Miss Gladys Tightmeyer
were among the Fargo people who
were registered at Shoreham Satur"
day evening and Sunday, all three
returning tc Fargo Sunday even
ing.
Leslie welter, jr., Miss Helen
Welter and Percy E. Wheeler, editor
% hA M1nrhnaI hot
among the Sunday guests at Peeti- |
bone lodge.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. Bell and child of
Fergus Falls. and o. c. Grinager, one |
of the prominent business men of
that city and his wife, were register |
ed at Pettibone lodge over Sun |
day.
w. ]. Nelson and wife and w. A. |
Phillips of Winnipeg, are enjoying |
their outing at Pettibone lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Roberts, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Joseph Moore. Miss Pauline |
Edstrom and c. E. Robson. all of
Fargo, were numbered among the |
guests OF Pettibone Sunday. |
Rude and Leonard Johnk of Sabin, |
autoed to Lake Melissa late Sunday |
afternoon with a party of three.
Among the Fargo and Moorhead |
people at Pettibone lodge were Mr.. |
and Mrs. C. H. Reineke, Miss |
Reineke, Miss Florence |
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Reineke, |
Sam Loudon, Mrs. ]. n. Brown, Miss |
Ann Brown, Miss H. Hanson, Will |
liam Brown, William Stern, H. NJ. |
Weiser, F. A. Bristol, jr., A. Anheier,
Fred Hagen, Peter Elliott and
George Haggart, the latter recently |
from Garrison, N. D.. where |
he has been supervising the installa- |
ton of a water works and sewer |
system for that city.
Bob" Mcintyre, one Of the best |
known hotel clerks in the west, and |
for years a clerk at the Mckenzie in |
known to every repre- |
sentative, senator and travelling man |
in the state, is spending his vacation
at Lake Detroit.
THRESHING OUTFIT WANTED.
1900 acres to thresh in locality |
where reasonably good yield is as
sured.
PAGE BENEDICT LAND CO.,
Fargo. N. D.