The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-19

FARGO FORUM AND Dali
Il North Dakota
Il Kernels
Fern Valley In a delightful resort
closely adjacent to Penbina.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hecht, ST.,
Of Taylor, recently celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary.
A Dickinson milkman has experience
ed so much success with one silo. he
has ordered the erection Of two more.
! Up to and including Aug. IL the to-
tai rainfall over Dickinson and vicinity
was 1.S1 inches. Corn was greatly
benefited,
The rapid ripening of the grain in
some sections west of the Missouri riv-
er obliged many farmers to revise
| threshing engagements.
One state paper puts 1t this way:
Mtnot is getting publicity again. the
/. w. w. taking UP the work where the
commercial club left off.
Ansliem Sehn, aged 30, was taken to
| Bismarck from Linton suffering with a
severe gunshot in his left arm. Ampu-
tation may be necessary.
With the white way In operation,
Devils Lake will present metropoli-
| tan appearance and citizens generally
welcome the new Improvement
The display of shells for hunting
guns is an advance notice Of season
| Devils Lake made a display OF 100
boxes. $4,000 worth. -,-.
The Dickinson Roller Mill Co. Is
| erecting a 10000 bushel elevator and
flour house at Belfield. This will give
the local mill people two elevators, the
other one being at Dickinson
| Besides other premiums, $1,000 in
| cash prizes will be given as awards by
the management of the Stark County
Industrial exposition to be held at
Dickinson Sept "a to 26 inclusive.
John ChriStianson, farmer living
six miles southwest Of Wildrose, was
killed by lightning while leading his
horses to the barn In the rear of his
home. The horses were also killed.
Governor Hanna has appointed A. J.
kirketde of Benson county a member
Of the Norway Centennial commission.
Kirkeide was formerly member Of
the state senate from Benson county.
The Benedictine Sisters have bought
a hotel property at Dickinson, con-
4 isySNV, ,1~va kSI I-r4
building which Is to be used as a dor
mitory for boys attending the paro-
chial school.
The current issue Of The Pioneer
Express at Pembina says, "the writer
ate ripe tomatoes from his own garden
on Tuesday and 1t, was not so many
years ago that a ripe tomato on vine1'
In this county was almost a curiosity"
The excellence of the band music
during the Stampede entertainment at
Devils Lake is commented upon by the
Inter- Ocean which mentions the Fort
Totten Indian band, the organization
from Starkweather and the concert
band from Lankin.
A week ago Customs Officer Barcelo
of MoWbray seized a horse and buggy
at Mowbray and the same will be sold,
It appears that the outfit was used to
transport certain goods from Mowbray
to Wales contrary to the rules and
regulations of Uncle Sam.
While at the Diamond G ranch near
! Dickinson. w. L. Richards picked up a.
| fragment of a. bombshell which had
| likely been exploded during the Indian
battle at the Kildeer on July %, 1854.
How many redskins were killed by the
mn TIyfn IN ohl "a
tell.
John Jourdet narrowly escaped
fatal accident near Bismarck He had
shotgun in his wagon when his team
started to run. He attempted to hold
the gun and the lines at the same time
when the gun exploded, tearing off one
shots in his face.
An automobile belonging to r. w.
Rathburn, who travels out of this city
for the Duluth Plumbing & Heating
Co., exploded near Park River and was
entirely destroyed, catching fire after
the explosion The only parts of the
| machine that remain uninjured are the
wheels and, parts of the radiator.
Commissioner Gilbreath has just re-
ceiVed telegram from Labor Com
| missioner Brien of Kansas stating that
parties there with threshing outfits
and men are ready to ship to North
Dakota If they can be assured Of work.
These parties are waiting to be In
formed as to present prospects and the
| best location in North Dakota.
A distinguished Roman Catholic pre-
late was recently in Pembina, the
guest Of Hon. e. w. Conmy. He is the
| superior general Of the Fathers of
Chavagne, which is the order of
priests to which the resident priests
there belong. He is on a tour of in
spection and thence to the West In
dies. His headquarters are in Eng
! land.
| A cat was responsible for whole lot
of amusement in police court circles
recently at Devils Lake, one of the
| residents of the west side being ar
rested on the charge of cruelty to ami
mails. The affair caused fistic en-.
counter and counter charges sufficient
to make it real interesting by the time
his honor was required to pass judg-
ment. -.-
The secretary of the commercial
club at Devils Lake has received num-
| erous letters from people of all sec
tions of the globe asking for employ
ment as lake region harvest hands.
The letters are the result of recent
| publicity given to tha fact that farm