The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-02-09
Sargent County Items.

Sargent County Items.
Forman. N. D., Feb. Ste The Fo-
rum; Prof. Willie Wunn of the For
maj high school was a visitor at
Cakes Saturday, accompanied by his
sister.
Miss Christine johnson, daughter of
Postmaster John B. johnson of Dell
amere, is now the new deputy in the
office of the Judge of the county court.
THE selection of this lady is a popular
one with the people of our city.
o. B. Johnson will be a candidate
for the office of clerk of court at the
June primaries, and it is probable
that he will have no opposition.
Henry Herman, the popular deputy
in the Office of county auditor, is a
busy man these days, having full
charge of the office during the illness
of Auditor Irving, who is in Arizona,
~recuperating from a severe illness, and
his many friends are glad to learn that
he has greatly improved in that cli-
mate.
So far the following individuals
have announced themselves candi-
dates for the various county offices in
Sargent county, towit:
Auditor-R. p. Irving, d. K. Nc
Pherson.
Treasurer-Eugene Marcellus, Peter
Warum, Louis Steinke. Peter Weber,
Senator-A. N. Carlblom, Charles
A. Jordan, Nils Peterson.
Clerk of Court-A. b. Johnson.
Register of Deeds-D. L. Warmer,
Edward Hudson.
man, Kempf Of Cayuga, L. A. Hohaus,
County Judged. j.. Mckenzie. S,
A. Sweetman, e. w. Bowen.
States Attorney-o. S. Sem, A. Les
lie, r..
coroner-H L. Taylor. H. w. Eman-
nels
Kip Formal. a former Formanite
and a nephew Of Col. c, H. Forman OF
this city. writes hat he will visit For
man soon, after an absence of twelve
years. Kip is q linotype operator on
The Duluth News-Tribune and is q
good one.
Forman a quite a colony of young
people in the twin cities this winter
among whom will be found Leo. Hur,
ly, Roland Sweetman. James Deneen
Mrs. Archie Hayes Of the governor
office. Hans Dysta, Gusta jenkins anC
Miss Phena Argersinger.
Last Friday was the fortieth ami,
versary of the marriage Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. VIM. Judson who reside on tn,
Belle PIaine Grain and Stock farm
Just south of Forman. Their man!
friends wish them, at least, fort!
years more OF happy and prcsperoui
welded bliss.
A daughter was born Sunday to MI
and Mrs. Oscar Langbecker OF For
man.
Mrs. Adam M. Grover OF Forman lef
Friday evening for Minneapolis to con
suit a physician in regard to he
health.
Otto Orn Of Crete was a visitor II
Forman last Saturday and is plan
ming to run for register of deeds
!, Mrs. Orn visited with her parents, Mi
and Mrs. Frank Anderson in Bower
township the same day.
About 200 bushels of fax wer
thresfed on a farm near Rutland on
day last week. 1t is said there i
considerable threshing yet to be don
in places next spring in the county.
I j. S. and Mrs. Crague arrived Sun
day to take up their permanent resi-
dence in Forman, Mr.. Crague is tn
new pharmacist who has purchase,
the Green & Son drug store at tn
hub.
Court convened here today (Tues
day.) There are no criminal case
for trial. The jury is summoned t
! arrive tomorrw, when civil action
t will be tried. Judge r. p. Allen is til
presiding oficer and Walter j. Dive
is s-tenographer. Among the attoY
neys present are the Sargent count
| bar, w. s.. Lauder and "A. G. Divet (
Wahpeton, A. p. Guy OF Cakes and "
III. Irving Of Lidgerwood.
North Dakota Is fortunate in its Ii
cation as d state, having the, soil, til
climate and the rainfall that make
wonderful crops and q rich country
having the cattle I'M the hogs and II
sheep to eat the products of the farm
to fit them for market. and to brin
the wealth OF the world TO the farmer
Of North Dakota. While the state hs
no Owe large cities, we frequently liz
en- to a large city Of itself, covere
with railroads as ii Is, and othe,
building. every town, village and eli
is closely In touch with each oths
and enjoys practically the privilege
OF a large city. The farmer reads hi
morning paper, has his telephone, hi
automobile many OF them. and if nt
that his spanking team Of horses ar
a carriage to take himself and famil
totown, ana the best Of farm wagon
to haul his products, II he does not Sc
ft to feed ii to his stock. The stat
at large. is one great garden Of pros
perity, and the people in it are d hap
$py. contented lot
Word was received this week OF tn
birth OF 4 daughter to Mr.. and Mr.
Ev. Green att Hankinson.
George Allen OF Forraan TOWNSHIP
and Alfred johnson OF Dunbar town
ship were in the city Monday.
Miss Gusta Jenkins win retur
4 from Minneapolis in about two week.
4 1.-THE nhysicianS are of the opinion tha