The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-06
IN THE HOTEL LOBBIES
RIOS

zone of the things for which the
people Of LaMoure and Dickey coun-
ties and our part Of the state can
thank Mr.. Hanna Is the securing of the
appointment Of the government junior
dairyman and silo expert who has
been sent out here by the agricultural
department" said Sen. Wesley G. Nc
Dowell of Marion to The Forum rep
resentative at the Gardner hotel last
evening.
"The new Junior dairyman, as I be-
lieve his official title is" went on the
senator, will be a great help to the
people OF the southeastern part of the
state. The appointment was secured
entirely through the efforts of Con-
gresham Hanna and Dairy Commits
sioner Flint Of Bismarck, who inter-
coded with the agricultural depart
ment at Washington. 1t is going to
mean that the dairy interests Of our
part Of the state will be greatly i'm
proved from now on and that more of
our farmers will take an interest In
dairying, which all should do.
When the matter was first present.
ed, the people down there were a little
dubious about securing such a man
but Dairy Commissioner Flint was OPP
timistic. He took the matter UP di-
rectly with Congressman Hanna who
did all in his power to secure the APP
pointment and finally succeeded, so
that much of the credit belongs to him.
The junior dairyman will be main
tanned in the southern tier of counties
at the expense of the government,
which is another item OF great CON-
~sideration.
GAS for crop conditions down
through LaMoure county and vicinity"
continued Senator Mcdowell to The
Forum representative, Il do not think
they could be better. They are splen-
did and 1t looks to me as though we
were going to have a repetition of the
crops of several years ago when the
farmers all made so much money they
didn't know exactly how to spend it.
/ am very optimistic about the out
look for this year, especially since the
farmers have shown such interest In
the ideas advanced by the North Da-
kota Better Farming association men.
1t all helps to make them more money
and learn the value of diversified
farming"
Charley Klaus, the big Elk from
jamestown was one or the joIliest OF
the boys here for the big doings. He is
tn manager and owner Of the Glad
stone hotel in his town and has been
through all the chairs in the Elks and
has had about every honor that the
jamestown boys can give him. I'VE
are all busy down our way" said he
to The Forum, land we are all taking
the time to come up to Fargo to shout
Hello, Bill to the rest OF you.
Big Jim Dinnie, n OF the finest
of the Grand Forks bunch, had
the time Of his life. Mr.. Dinnie is a
big contractor up in his town and ev-
cry man, woman and child in his city
knows him, n he has a whole heap
of friends down here. Il like t o come
to Fargo" said he. You have a great
bunch here. You have the finest lot
of Elks in the country, barring our
own and o r not second to them
either. Then I like to make a call oc-
casionally on the builders and traders,
for I am always Interested in their line
of work, and / consider their rooms
the finest in the state. The building
business has opened up mighty we'll
this season and / don't think the av-
erage contractor will have anything
whatever to complain Of"
II look for Hanna to carry Morton
county" said Capt. James M. Hanley
of Mandan, former speaker Of the
house of representatives, to The Fo-
rum representative in the Gardner
hotel lobby. The primary election is
not Sc far away now SO that the ser
timent In certain quarters is apparent.
Captain Hanley was a candidate for
the nomination for lieutenant Cover
nor but withdrew some time ago and