The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-16

at 10 o'clock next Thursday and it
VIII remain in session until 1t has
completed Its work, which Is predict
ed to be n of ~herculean proportions
The center of interest today at dill
worth was the teller's window at the
Dilworth State bank, from which We're
disbursed the monthly pay checks to
Railroad Co. Cashier Manning was
assisted by Mr.. Herrick of the Moor
head National bank.
Miss Elsie Raven OF Perham and
Mervin b. Purdy, NJ. D., of Brainerd
were married a few days ago at the
Presbyterian church at Brainerd.
The Bohemians, living tributary to
Ulen. organized a y. G. b. j. lodge
a few days ago. 1t is to be known as
the Star of Minnesota, No. ESQ. The,
officers are: Frank Molacek, presi-
dent; Josef Jadrny, secretary, and Ed
Molacek, treasurer.
Red Wing Republican: William
Lawther of Dubuque, Ia, is spend
ing a few days in the city. He ar
in Red Wing late yesterday aft
ernoon after having spent several
days at Mandan, N. D., looking after
the Lawther land interests. Mr.. Law
Their says that wheat will yield on an
VI lEOIu lllIGeH W LWGILS
bushel; flax, six to twelve bushels.
and oats as high as sixty three BUSH
els to the acre. Everything looks
fine in the northwest said Mr.. Law
Their, "and the corn crop in Iowa is
the best produced in many years"
The principal of the public school
at Ulen is N. t. Sosseland, a Harvard
graduate. Miss Amundsen is assistant
principal; Miss Holmes in charge of
the fifth and sixth grades, Miss
Bloomquist of the third mi fourth.
and Miss Wiger the first and second.
There are about 10 pupils enrolled
the present time.
George A. Ralph, state drainage
engineer, has bee given a commits
sion by Governor Eberhart as mem
Der of the joint commission pro-
vided by the United States senate
and use of boundary
waters between the United States
and Canada.
Jacob Hove of DEBORAH, Ia, who has
been looking after his farming inter
ests near Ulen and experimenting the
seeding Of a very large field of rye.
has returned to his home. Next spring
Mr.. Hove has arranged to move his
stock, ETC., to Clay county.
At present the enrolment in the
high school at Hawley is forty-three.
but there are more to hear from
when harvesting is all done. It is
there are excellent prospects for
a basket ball team which will do
this season. The different
have formed an association,
with Miss Lillian Johnson as presi-
dent, Lucy Higgins as secretary and
tTAl Sffrpr onA Mr. pafnrEnn q G nnoah
All the candidates seem to be a
unit in declaring that the campaign
In Clay county has been absolutely
fair and spitefuI tactics.
A marriage license was issued Sat
urday to Richard L. Halves of Mon
trail county, N. D., n Miss Marie
E. Overboe of Wahpeton, N. D.
The funeral of Mrs. John burgess,
succumbed to illness on Saturday
will be held Tuesday after
and the interment will be made
in Riverside cemetery.
A. J.. Wright who is spending a few
weeks with friends at Alexandria will
up tomorrow morning for the
purpose of casing his ballot in his ward
at the primary election, after which he
will return to resume his resting.
T%hreshing reports from the ThyselI
farm near Hawley, say that the wheat
yield Is about % bushels to the acre
and oats about 35 bushels 30 the acre.
Fergus Falls Journal: Whatever lit
tie opposition there may have been to
Congressman Steenerson early in the
campaign has collapsed. The men who
were anxious to take his place in
have made no Roadway and
are receiving no support. Few con-
gressmen have done more for their dis
tricts, and he is going to be reelected
by a larger majority than ever this
year..
The rain and chilly breezes yester-
day evidently stimulated good behav-
ior among thine itinerant classes yes
terday for the police were not called
upon to make any arrests and the po-
lice court this morning had no attrac-
lions whatever for the newspaper men.
There promises to be big 6oings at
the meeting of the Degree of Honor
lodge, this evening. Mrs. Schroeder,
past grand chief of honor, will be a
guest of honor and she will assist in
the initiation of a class of candidates.
At the close of the ceremonial session
an attractive programme will be pre-
scented and following that will be a
service of refreshments.