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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03
grufeKur 81. 8afer, 4srdiioent Der

f%~ISVu< ~" O"~ T~"Vs~SW* ~
Colorado l1niperiitdt, balt 6afiir, oaB
sic 2ebrplane Ser amerifaniihen
Sdule1 pie1 gu fompli5irt ieien uno
5par bon ser Brimari6ule biz 5llr
uniperiitat. Ser Mann fat re6t.
@os mir bram6en, lit mebr.. Grind
lidfeit un6 meniger uSbom." 8er
batte 11idt idon geb0rt, 6aB oaS o1ne<
rifaniide @eid)dftsleben nit ieiner
@alt un6 l1eberlaolng Milionen
Manuer int reiiern Sitter idon 51
@reilen madt, sic S%rrenbduier bepol~
fert uno nidt mentge gum Selbltn1oro
treibt. @enn 6os ser SaQ lit bei Sem
entpidelten @e6irn, 10 lift l1eberla=
6ung in ser S6ule nab 6em einitim=
migen l1rtbeile aner &bpiiologen mab=
reno Ser neutrality-suspicious., alto
mabreno SEN S6uliabren nod piel
i6aolider. ginfades 9eben lit oaS
Me5ept fir Elm langes 2eben lno 0ie=
les &rin5ip gilt ar6 fir Sen @eiit.
Die @lter11 uno nod mebr Sic &in6er
lelblt boben elm 11nper6uBerli@eS &e6t
auf geiitig uno forperli6 geiunbe Ser
bdltniiie int gr5iebungsmei EN-.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03
aot=Memiefeitem.

- Son einem gar traurigen un6
b0dit beflagensmertben @ei9id lit i'm
2aufe 6ieies Sabres 6ie Samtlie Sobn
&er5ing beimgein6t moroen. Sinner
bam iebS Monaten muroe geitern,
MitttpoA sic 6ritte 2ei6e aus 6em
Saule Ser g%enannten Samilie getro=
gen, un6 6iesmal mar es Sobt Ser
5ing, Ser &ater ser Samilie, melder
5u @rabe geleitet ml1roe, nad)6em
oieier tpentge Monate porber ieiner
Mutter uno erft Dor mebreren $50
@en ieinem 8ater, sic bei6e i'm boben
Sitter bon inn beitens gepflegt mur-
Sen, 6as @eleite 5um @ottesader ge=
geben batte, nit oene1 er iebt
boffentlih int beiieren Senieits auf
etpig pereint fem mir0. Ser Ser
ftorbene mur6e por Al Sabren
in 8rodfpap geboren. MIs Sling
ling berangereift, entidieo er ii9
5n ieiner Musbiloa1ng fir 6as 8ar-
biergeidaft, 6as er in ct. CLOUD er-
.lernte un6 bemieIben, no@6em er
ielbifita1oig %getporoen, urtpeit Ser
6entid-fatboliiden Stride nit gutem
fGrfolge obIag, "a er als hidftger
6admann ob ieines itets beiterer @e-
lens etnen gl,tett &1111oenfrefs 111 ft9
geiatnunelt batte, ser Inn gepiB altf
treu geblteben, mdrer linn fol-
de pom Center Der @ei@ide beidie6en.
.getpeien. Dor 1tidt gong bret @odm
erfrarfte ct, tp1roe ouf Mnrntben 6eS
Mr5tes ing ct. MapbaeI8 &oipital ge-
.bradt, no ibr Sic befurhtete &rdtf-
'beit, oas Merbenfieber, padte, benz er
leioer I'M @arnpfe 1,t,terlieger tnlBte.
.5ei1er @attir mar Der Dabingeidie-
6e1te ei1 tre1ler aebenssefdbrte. ietnett
flint @it1oern eth firforglider Batter,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03
Mdt staate,1 fteben 5mr5eh nod

A6t staater fteben 51raet mod
unter polliftdinoigem Brobibitionsgeieb
Sc iino oies Matne, Mor6-@arolina,
Georgia, Mi1iiiippi, Gennefiee, Ola.
bona, &anias l1n6 Mor6-D afota. Mi1
aneiniger Musrabme bon Maine ma.
den alle 6ieie Stadten Sen erftett Ser.
iu@ NIT ser Staats- 8robibitior1. Sn
Oklahoma begittnt man ober bereits
ein5uieben, 6aB man fid Elm uniinni-
geS Sod m~1fgebiroet Fat, un6 tpir6 Bel
Der ndidbJffte1 5tuatsmabl iiber einen
8ioerruf oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ab-
ftinnn1e1t. Sic 2egislat1r bon Eennei.
fee bdlitte es bereits %tpi6errufen, me11t
Die probibitioniitiide Min6erbeit 1idt
uiiber Sic Staatsgrcr3e geIober mare
u116 6arnit oas &a11g Ser 'Befdlub.
f6bigfeit berol1m bdtte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03
@om eSabr at Sabr ,pGdit iid Sit

QOSv~ o." W. NvTN W. wv
Minneiotaer 5taats : uSair" mebr
beraus, Elm ii6eres inns erfrel1li6es
8eiden ni@t n1r fir sic iteigen0e
Hroouftipitdt, ion6ern au6 fir 6aa
madienoen @eiddftsgeiif ser ldn61i=
den 8ep0lferltng, sic in ser MuSftel=
lung ibrer &ro6ufte iomob1 ein @it=
tel CUR @ergroBerltng 6es &biutgebte=
tes mie CUR Mn5ieb1ng ermiinidter
Mnfie6ler erfannt. uno 1idt MIR ser
@in5elne lit bon ser 8e6eutung 6erar-
tiger M%usfteul1ng 61r66rungen, >a1d
sic Gbeile 6es 5taatsgebil6es, sic
.@ounties, fonnr1en mebr unb mebr at
ser @rfemtniB, 6aB es ibnen MIR for
6erli6 fem fam, ibren engeren 8e5irf
miir0ig ouf ser uSair" pertreten GIT
ieben. Sbre @ruppenausitelungen
sic bereitS I'M 1ebten Sabre Sic itatt=
lide Mn5abl bon 0reiun65pan5ig er=
rei6ten, mer0en 6iesmal no6 mebr
berbortreten; bereits iebt, le6s $50
@en Dor ser @r0ffmtng, baben 6reiBig
Counties Hldte belegt, un6 alte mte
t1el1e Mnsiteller MAIDEN ale Mnitren=
g1ngen, chamber SEN Stang ob5ulal1=
fen uno etmas bin5uitelfe11, mas nibt
%iibertroffen mer6en fam. SIM ST.
tereiie Minmeiotas iin6 oieie @eitre=
bungen nit Sreuoe gu begriiBen, 6enn
es gibt feline Before @eflame fir Sen
Staat als sic, mie 6rtr@ Sic ~Sair"
qeIdiebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03
9ie reliotunslpien staats= y11niper

Die religiumsloien Staats= u1taiper=
litaten" beoeuten min0eitenS etne
groBe @efabr fir fatboliide Stroen=
ten, neil fie oaielbit nur gu leidt an
ibrem @lauben 9diffbru6 leioen
meint sic Gbicago'er Seem @orl0>.
Ser nnterri9t an 0ieien Mnitalten lei
pom Materialismus 6urdi eudt, nno
fir @ott lei fem &al1m i'm gan5en
2ebrplan gelalien. Il. I. ~. @enr
&atbolifen -aber 0o9 sic StaatS=u Tint
periitat" beiuben molten, 10 iollen ite
Gorge trageu, 6aB iie tire &eligion
betbatigen nn0 einem fatboliiden
Club angeboren, Inn BEN @laltben gu
erbalten. = 8elier bdtte sic Meab=
nung iid angeb0rt, menr Tie 6arin &C.
lautet bdtte, 6aB fatboliide 5tuoen=
ten 6en reltgions1oien 9ebranitalten
fernbleiben rno fir ibre 5tl1oien iol=
:e fatboltihe Mnitalten mablen io1=
ten, BEL 6enen sic @emdbr gegeben tit,
6aB sic @tuoetten ibrer &eligton err
balten bleiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03

ringen, bat iie beidloiien, iofort Die
fonigItden Glitter in Eortngol 8l1apet.,
faufen un6 aus Dem gnlos oie glu11s
me 5n entnebmen, Die ibn bers9taat
porgelAoifens fat. Da cine offem Be-
Heiligung oes @r-&onigs mobl ni@t
nadgemieien mer6en tam, fper0en
mobrideinlib a,toere Madte gu ieine,
@uniten einidreiten l1n6 &ortpgal be.
finoet iid in elmer idtpierigen Sage,
ga nod bon feiner ein3igen @egie-
rung cine offi3ielle Mnerfennl1ng er'
fplgt lit uno es iid bitten ml1B Ben
l1nmilen oerielben berpor5urufen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03
Grafiocut Salt hat iid) iibera1ts er.

YTH1tOcNI 1uIl !ul ItuJ Aoe1"'1" -
freut ooriiber ausgeiproden, 0ab fem
59mer5ensfin6, Ser. &e5ipro5itatsper-
trag NIT &ana6a, n1nmebr unter Dad
lit. @ir fonne1t ibm 6aS ni6t Der.
benton l1no miiiien operfennen, Dob
er in ieiner neber5eugung itanobaft
gemeien lit, trob6em .ibm ser @ertrag
mabrideinli6 biele i8drmeritimmen
oes @oromeitens foitett miro, ga Tie
iiber5eugt fin6, oab berielbe fir tie
i6d61id mirfen miro Iber nibt Die
Mepublifaner baben 6em republifani=
iden N%rdfi0enten gebolfen, ieinen
@unih gu erfiiuen, ionbern er mnb-
te oietSilfe ieiner 6emofratiiden @eg-
ner erbalten, mas er au6 often aner-
FAINT fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03
spr slua1sia Sabrc1 mod idrteben

Sur 5luan5ig Sabrem nod idriebeu
lif 5adperlt4n6ige Sic Singer muno
auaunlteu 6es observation-disclosures nnl
Ser oaruus gu er5ielen0en Eroouftio11
0o gum @eiipiel ser %beritorbene Mu=
quit 5doer int u5eebote") I'M lebten
SeSabr iin6 sen 6armern bon ben Sa=
brifen ni6t meniger als a6t M}iuto-
ne11 Donars fir sic @rnte be5ablt
mor6en. Sc gebt idneu bier5nlanoe,
menn man erlt einmol Sen @ertb e.
1er 5a6e erfannt bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03
Misunderstanding uro @toats=

fair. Das Sntereiie ser 8irgeri 6af1
fir bei0e ioute &ano in &ano geben.
Sir sic Gair aber 1T 5u piinl@en,
oaB iie mebr als btsber Ser grnno=
legenoen Soee elmer &usiteulng ent=
ipri9t, sic sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
9eiitungen bes geiammten StaateS i'm
redten 9idte CUR @eltung bringt, mo-
mentli6 in ser @ruppierung Sem
@eritanbniB 6es beiu9enoen Hubli=
fums entgegenfommt. @eniger @alf=
lerbn6en nno mebr reprdi entieren6e
0arbietungen pdre ser ridttge 2eit=
ge6anfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03
Sic purtmqiefid5e Meaieru1a Fat Elm

Stt %%A9'eIIuJ OssStS%~u9 yu> W"
&unoidreiben an sic 8ii6ofe 8orhu=
gals gert@tet, in Incident iie ber-
ii@ert, 6aB feline Sein6ieligfeit gegen
oie Stride beabiidtigt miro, 11n6 er-
iudt sic 8ii@ofe, 8ei@peroen ein5u-
ididen, menn lie glauben, 6aB file
@run6 gu iolden baben. Sic @epu-
blif, 10 beiBt es in Dem &1noidreiben,
bemiibt iid, cine &erri9aft ser Sc
redtigtett 5u begriin0en un6 miini9t
ungeredti9feit ob8ui@offen. sic for
bert 6ie Bralaten auf it9 ser @epat-
Bit beoingungslos an5uidlieBen, ga
8eoingungen ni6t I'M @inflang fte.
Zen init ser moraliid)en Mlttoritdt ser
&epublif.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03
BUR Madabmnng auirb ein eigenar'

Sur Madabm1tns auirb eim eisenar'
tiaes Mittel, &ubeitbe IN NarfS nno
0ffentli6en 8laBen Dor Sem 8efriteln
NIT Mamen uno 3ei@nungen gu be-
mabren, empfoblen, bas Elm gfatur-
fre,1no in ser i6leiii@en Staot Sal1er
a1ipanote, in6em ct auf elmer 8anf
on1 8ege nah einem MuSlidtstbnrm
fclgen6e Sni6rift anbra6te: ~&ter
Cart iib ie6er @iel peremigen!" Sic
Ter flaliiide @inf nit 6em 3annpfabl
fat bisber feline 8irfung getban;
oenn niemano it mobl genetgt, 1td
ielbit an 0ffentlider 5teue als @iel gu
be5ei6nen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03
Die portnqiefiIae probiioriide SIC.

9ie portngiefi&e ptrobiioriide Ste.
gieruttg 1T nod imrner rtdt a1f $40.
fen gebetteet 1tno fiebt ffd bon ben
Monnrdiftert an anen @fen u11o Gn-
Ben beorobt. 9a fie Der l1e~ber3eugung
i'll, 6aB fi@ Ser Gr.@6nig Man,1eI at.
tib an Sen Borbereitunge11 Ser Mopnli-
iten IN @nIicta fit ei1er ginfnn IN
.portugiefiide8 @ebiet betbeiIigt, I'M
feine11 b~erIoreren Ebron tpieoer at er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03

SON 9emtidlanb sur Drbnnng &C.
rufer, fat iid gnglano beeilt. flein
b%eisl,oeben. gs miro MN au6 re6t
ld,6u porlidtig iei11, nad)oem es &c.
iebeu, oab al1f iein 8luffen cine .re@t
Derbe M1tport erfolgen fonnte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03
Sic interuatiunale &pnpenttpn beS

Vie 1tfCTUnI1UNHIt OV~U1UtH1tp0 DC"
fatbolil6en Sr0ens ser Sorlter, Der
ole 3meigpereine in sen @ereintgte11
Staaten uno auna0a umfabt, tit Mon=
too in Glepelano, s., eroffnet MOOT
be11. 3%meitauleno 9elegaten> Ste HOO
opae1 pertreten, mer0en anpefenO
1eiu. 0ie &onpentio11 miro 6ie gan5e
@od)e 0al1ern. p.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03

2ie @r5biidJDfe Der Scr. @taaten
balteu lire nadite &onferen5 in Walb-
iuoton am Is. 0ftober anitatt int gto=
pember, a1m ser Subilal1msf &ar-
Diuol @ibbons beitpobnen 81 fonnen;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03

$. 5. @oobs, Elm Angefenteri bes
8un6es- &riegsoepartetnerts, Benz ale
@ebeimardfipe 5,1gdnglid iinb, bat
feitgefsnt, BOB Der gii~irgerfrieg IN
Der Sal1ptfade bon iebr h,genoltden
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-03

" oSlL ull|tleI JteUul%tOttS I1uuC %IuI
Dienitag bon &err g. 2ammerien Elm
.51reiben aus Sem E%eutoburger @al-
Sc Elm, mo- er sic Statl1e seq @berls-
fers &ernanrt nit @taunen betp1n=
6erte uno fi@ aIs Deutider erob fiib1-
tie in Sem &el6en, oeiien 8tl6 ieoem
,8eiuder 6es Seutoburger 8aI6es
Mdtung Dor Dem 6eutiden &dmpfer
ltt6 2iebe 5u Dem 6eutiden @ater-
lanoe einfl0Bt. &err 2ammerfen Be-
ridtet iiber fem @obIbefinoen atrt6
iiber Sic %freuotgen @efiible, 6ie 6as
2ano Ietner @eburt fit ibn nit ii4
bringt.
= Cute @etrdrfe, quite @igarren,
CUTE @eienidaft, quite 8eoien,1rg fin
set man ftets beim 1tel1e,t @irtb Ser
Morfet /. Sddnfpirtbidaft. Sobm
@arterlanb. 36-2t
&err Sobn &oider bat aus
MItenbeden, @eitpbalen, bent Orte,
mo feline @iege ftarto, ieinert Grel1n6
@arI a1biete bieierEage briefli@ miife1t
Iaffen, baBe8 ibm a1to ieiner @eiiege-
ieufdaft Bis iebt 1T frem0en 2anoet1
itets nod @unf@ ergortgert lei, bob
es i'm t,nrtentli9 in 8elgiers &a1pt-
itu6t, 8riiifeI, benz fIeiner 8aris, 6as
er iber ole grtportungen grobdrttg
fano, iebr gut gefdner1 babe; 6aB aber
fem MufentbnIt an i96ner @beit al
les ibertreffe, mas er bisber ii Der
REMEMBERING Ser Numo# geaoiie1,
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-21
WIILISTON FAIR
IS UNDER WAY
BIG ANNUAL EVENT IN PROGRESS
PROSPECTS FOR SUCCESS
ARE VERY BRIGHT.

williston, N. d., Sept. l.--Another
of western North Dakota's county
fairs was opened yesterday when the
Williams county event was formally
declared under way. The first day If
the fair was given over to the old
settlers and the old soldiers and a
programme Of particular interest 10
them had been arranged.
One Of the distinctive features of
the fair ia the exhibit Of produce
grown under the Williston Irrigation
project. and there exhibits denote IN
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-21
FAMOUS Will
CASE DECIDED
CONTEST OF HARENsHEER WILL
INVOLVING $4,000 WORTH
OF PROPERTY is HEARD.

Devils Lake, n. D.. Sept. Pin the
county court before Judge Henry was
heard the contest Of the will Of Henry
Barensheer, deceased, late Of Churchs
Ferry, Objections were filed to the
probating of the win on the ground
that the failure Of the deceased to
make any provision for his children
was fatal unless it appears that such
omission was the intention. The es-
tate is valued close to $4,000.
In the will of Doris B. Barensheer,
widow, is sole devisee. The contest
ants include the six children, Iaizzie
Hagen of New Albin. las Henry Bar
ensheer, jr.. -Churchs FaKrysy M rs
Dora Brehm, Churchs Ferry. N. D.:
John Barensheer. Hardisty, Alberta;
Herman Barensheer. churchs Ferry, N.
D.; August s, Barensheer, churchs
Ferry, N. d.
The will provides: II give, devise
and bequeath to my beloved wife.
Doris B. Barensheer, ali my property,
both real and personal, to her own
use and benefit. hereby authorizing
and empowering her, the said Doris
B. BarensheeT, to use, dispose and
control said property as she may deem
just and proper"
Flynn & Traynor, attorneys for the
executor under the will, at the hearing
before Probate Judge Henry con-
tended that the will itself showed a
clear intent on the part OF the testa-
tor to exclude his children. In add.
ton TO that the executor offered testi-
mony TO show that the intention Of the
deceased was to exclude his children.
such testimony consisting of state
ments of oral declarations made by Mr..
Barensheer during his life time at the
time of making Of his viii and after
wards. The contention Of the heirs
had been that 1t was necessary that
they should be named in the win and
some small amount given to each Of
them in order to show that the testa-
tor had not forgotten them and that
oral testimony could not be offered to
show the intention OF the testator.
This point, however, has been other
wise decided by the supreme court Of
the state Of North Dakota In the case
of Schultz VS.. Schultz. decided in
March. 1910. in which 1t was held con,
STRUNG the North Dakota statute:
That oral testimony is admissible
the fact that a child omitted from
the will was intentionally thus omit
ted"
The testimony offered by the execu-
tor showed that Mr.. Barensheer had
stated many times during his life that
he wanted Mrs. Barensleer to have
the entire property to the exclusion Of
the children.
After hearing the arguments OF the
attorneys, Judge Henry admitted the
Barensheer will to probate, ruling
against the contestants.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-21
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-21
JOYRIDE ENDED
in DISASTER
J. 2. sAccN's AUTOMOBILE APP.
PRoPRlATED BY MIDNIGHT
RIDERS.

Grand Forks. ~. D.. sept. 21.--some
person or persons. the identity or
whom j. d. Bacon believes he
knows, took the latter's e. NJ. r. tour
ing car from beside the Hotel Daeo-
tan late Tuesday night and proceed
ed TO burn up the gasoline and more
miles an hour than prescribed By law.
The result OF the Joy ride was 4
wrecked automobile.
The person driving the car Is sup.
posed 10 have come down the River
side park drive at a reckless spaed
and to have tried to make the corner
at the intersection of Hill avenue and
st. Michael's drive at too great a.
speed as the car was run into the
curbing. The rear axle and several
castings were broken, the front axle
was badly twisted and the amount Of
damage win be determined at the gar
age.
Mr.. Bacon stated this afternoon
that his car had been taken before
and that he had never raised any par.
ticular protest against his friends US
Ing his machine. but he did not like
to think that any one would be small
enough to take the car, smash III up
and then lay low and not confess to
the poor driving. Mr.. Bacon does not
object to paying for a little gasoline
or even repairs but has contempt for
sneak.
He thinks he knows the guilty par
ties and may go after them to the full
extent OF the law unless they admit
their guilt In short order. The Of
Tense comes under the class Of mali
cious mischief and is punishable by q
term Of one year in the state peniten-
tiary.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-21
Nan IS NO CHARGE
|. OF North DAKOTA

Devils Lake, N. d. Sept. 2i.-Mrs.
John o. Beck appeared before the
board of insanity in answer to 9
subpoena yesterday to testify as TO
the residence Of her husband. States
Attorney Duel says that the substance
of her evidence was such as would
make her husband a resident OF Min
nesota.
She stated that she and her husband
parted three years ago in Chicago at
which time she came to North Dakota
to live with her mother near Warwick
and he came here to visit with his
sister. Mrs. Geo. Rustom OF Norris
township.
He afterwards went to Roseau cour-
ty Mimi, and lived with an aunt FOR
a year. He was then confined In the
Fergus Falls asylum and remained
there about nine months. A divorce
between the Becks is pending at the
present time. The man will be taken
to jamestown and the matter left with
the state.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-21
EDUCATORS TO
HAVE MEETING
J. M'NAueHToN STEVENS WRITES
INTERESTINGLY OF GATHER
INes THAT WILL BE HELD IN
M'HENRY COUNTY SOMETIME
THIS FALL,

Towner, N. d., Sept. 1s.-To The
Forum: Some educational meetings
have been called in McHenry county
that will probably interest several 9TH
er counties.
They are the outcome of the annual
school directors meeting, and further
planning by County Superintendent
Macdonald.
He has called series Of meetings
in several eenters In McHenry county,
Granville, Velva. Anamoose, Upham,
Towner and possibly others.
The meetings will be held Monday.
Oct. Q, and following days.
An able corps of workers win ac-
company Superintendent Macdonald
Supt. o. j. Kern OF Rockford. ILL.,, a
famous worker, who has held many
international meetings, will be here for
the whole week.
Supt. A. g. Crane OF jamestown,
head OF the new Minot normal (when
they get 1t built) will~be there to tell
of the plans that have been so sue
eessful in Jamestown, for his school
obtained the first national prize for
school gardens, and the other work is
all of the same rank.
Ex- State Superintendent Stockwell
comes to inspire, as he always does.
and to give Of his ripe experience for
the many knotty problems in attend
ance and school law; and especially for
the consolidated school plans.
Directors. clerks. treasurers, parents,
teachers and pupils are ali invited and
urged to come.
Schools in session will be invited TO
adjourn and. hold their session IN
classes OF large mould. The school law
provides for such neighborhood plans.
The question box will afford an OPP
portunity TO everybody to state the
needs common to us all, and somebody
in the able corps coming with the
county superintendent win endeayor
to shed light in the dark places.
Not the least Of the interest and
pleasure will be the exhibition OF school
pictures and curios, manual training
and household economics.
So McHenry, McHenryl
We come at thy call
Directors and officers,
School, parents and all;
In our Indian summer,
Well make 1t a hummer,
Life fuller and richerl
A glorious falll
q yes! and the teacheri
We ask for the best,
Just as good as the preacher
Is her work in its zest.
So it's W with Dakota
And on with our quota,
The trained and the taught
Just wait for the rest.
j. McNaughton Stevens.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-21
Digest OF LAWS
Being PREP AIRED

Bismarck, N. D., Sept. 21.-rhe IL
brary commission is receiving 80
many inquiries concerning laws passed
at the last session that Mrs. Budlong
has found it necessary to have digests
prepared for circulation. Tver Acker,
legislative reference librarian, has just
finished summaries of the Juvenile
court law and OF the board Of con-
troll bill. Svsinbjorn Johnson is at
work compiling the North Dakota
laws pertaining to women and chill
dren. These digests win be Of very
great assistance to the sixty FEEDER
ated clubs which are studying state
laws this year. Typewriter copies
Of the summaries viii be sent them
until such time as the material can
be printed for general distribution.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-21
:. NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST !.
FAIR DATES I'M
NORTH DAKOTA.

Sept. 2s. n. Is. ss.--Richland county
fair. Wahpeton.
Sept. 2s, ~. %. 2s.--Fair at Beach.
Sept. rs to oct. 1e.--Indsutrial Ex-
position, Bismarck.
Sept. %. 70. sO.--McHenry county
fair. Granville.
Oct. .. 4, 5.--Traiil county fair,
Hillsboro.
Oct 8. 4. s.--McIeau county fair.
Underwood.
Oct. 4, s--corn festival and EXPOSE
ton Lisbon.
Oct. 5. S.--Burks county fair. BOW
peiia.