The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-22

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Good roads committees are active a.
New Rockford.
Old settlers enjoyed a days outing
at Antler a few days ago.
Hunter has one auto for every thir.
teen Of it's population.
There were good exhibits OF wei
bred and graded stock at the Neville
fair.
The Aneta Panorama urges more
identifying about the homes on the
| farms. 4
Three miles Of new cement sidewalk
have been completed in Langdon this
season. .a
Livestock sales at Hettinger are we'll
attended and there seems to be no lack
Of buyers. i
Satisfactory sales Of stackers,
mower and hay rakes are reported at
Wyndmere.
There were propitious rains in the
vicinity of McHenry in Foster county
a few days ago.
Among the railroad improvements
at Kenmare is the enlargement Of the
500 roundhouse.
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blood Yorkshire hogs from the agri-
cultural college at Fargo. l.
The weather official at Hettinger re-
ports 1.13 inches Of rain in the country
about Adams a week ago. =
There are now 1922 children attend,
ing school in Bowman county, which is
an increase of fifty over last year
There are over $50, 900 pounds Of
wool stored at Hettinger, the clip ON
ing from sheepmen south Of Hetttnger.
Horse thieves visited one farm in
Towner county and stole twelve
young horses and there is not the
least clue.
The Woman's club at Langdon need
funds for the identifying of unsightly
lots and they are, to give a supper for
the object in view.
The southern and eastern parts Of
Bowman county have been blessed
with much needed rains for the late
wheat n corn, and flax
Agate near Bisbee is to have a
fully equipped passenger station-in
place Of the mere platform which has
done service for so long.
The citizens of Burke county greatly
appreciate the work done on the vari-
Gus railroad crossings of the 500 track
between Kenmare and Flaxton.
DR.. Stephen Fisher, formerly coroner
of Stark county, then moved to Mil
waukee, Wis, is to return to North
Dakota and will open an office at New
Salem. (, -
The ladies Of Harvey promoted a
sale of homemade foods, the. proceeds
to be used in the improvement of the
woman's building on. the local fair
grounds. '7'
Social doings at points in Hettinger
county have been postponed because
the grain was ready to cut sooner thar
expected and haying was not out of
the way.
A young man at Goodrich was re-
fused a4marriage license for the rea-
son that once he had been a patient
in the state asylum for. the insane but
now is on on parole.
The Gazette at Bisbee boasts Of the
| SFo1ooHiH troae which cIIrrn1In1 The
campus of the high school n also in
the city park which is on the Great
Northern right of way.
The plans for the new federal build
ing at Mandan have been completed at
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS shows that it
is a long time between the finishing of
plans and the letting of contract, some
instances nearly two years.. Don't ov-
erlook governmental red tape.
The editor of The Journal at Lans-
ford is not very choice with the names
he applies to people who whittle the
young trees which have been set out
in different parts of the town-a Jail
sentence is suggested for those who
are guilty of the wilful damage.
The Monitor at Lidgerwood says the
rye harvest began a week ago Many
farmers have from twenty to eighty
acres of this grain this season, sowr
last fall and the stand Of straw was
good, the heads we'll filed and il
promises a good yield. The acreage
of this crop this eas is much larger
than usual. .
Fourteen schools in Cavalier county
are making application for specia
aid, provided for by the legislature
of two years ago. Munich hopes tt
receive the 5000 set apart for frs
class graded schools; Calvin has mad.
application for $500 as a first class
consolidated school and there arr
others in similar proportion.
The assessed valuation of Bowman
county as equalized by the board O.
county commissioners of Bowman
county, is $2,562, 301, which is abou
the same as 1t was left last year b!
the state board Of equalization ex
elusive of the coal reserves. If thil
valuation is not raised by the stat
board the salaries Of many of tn
county officials will be reduced Jan. /
1914.
Prof. B. A. Stoylen, Of the practica
theological seminary of the Universit.
of Christiania, Norway, has been lee
turing over the state. In the Church
of Norway, Professor. Stoylen has tax
en- the side for the Lutheran faith am
on the Lutheran faith. He will lectur
at the summer school for ministers a
Augsburg seminary.