The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-21

Kenmare people seem to favor the
adoption of a commission form of gov
eminent.
Mott has lost one of the best boost
ers in the state. in Editor Irvsh Of The
Pioneer.
Churches Ferry walloped the Devils
Lake ball team Sunday to the tune
of Is to 8.
Juvenile Officer Blake is still after
evil doors. He was at Anamoose on a
case recently.
Francis Collins aged 4, OF Wheat
land was knocked down and badly in
jured by a cow.
Klum was saved from a disastrous
fire in the business district by the good
work of the fire department.
There will be a big song festival at
Reeder when the Reeder Choral
society will present The Creation.
The Garrison Independent believes
that a soil doctor would be a good
thing for that section OF the state.
James P. Larson of Soring Valley,
Wis, has purchased the Lakota cleo
trio light plant from G.. c.. Greene.
The railroad extension from Stanton
west is. now assured. Grading out
fits are now at work on that line of
the N. p. '-~ - ]
Highway Improvement with the
! 1900 which that. county has received
from the state auto tax is being plan
ned for Walsh county
Judge Buttz has signed an order TO
show cause why Samuel Evander of
Maddox should not have his drug
gist's permit cancelled.
The newspaper men of Barnes coun-
ty have formed a press association,
! with VIM. Mexican, editor of The San
born Enterprise, president.
Chief of Police Mcdonald of Bis
marck was summarily removed from
office by President Lucas OF the board
of commissioners Of that city.
Kenmare will have a white way and
it's citizens proved their patriotism by
raising over $500 in one day toward
the $1,000 that will be necessary.
Expert accountants are now engag-
ed in checking up different depart
ments of the state government, as
provided at the last session of the
Legislature.
North Dakota at the present time is
one of the most prosperous states of
the nation. No other state has better
prospects for big improvements and
continued prosperity.
AL. Mork Of Tagus offers the ex-
PLANTATION for his attempt at suicide
that he had been reading a story in
which shooting was featured and de-
cided to end his own life that way.
This week a special train contain
ing seventy-five business men Of Min
neapolis will visit cities On the North
ern Pacific line in North Dakota. They
are returning from an extensive trade
extension trip.
Before leaving for the twin cities
to buy new job work material for The
Mott Spotlight, which he now owns,
Editor Jack Charmley instructed the
"devil' to get 100 new subscriptions
while Charmley was away.
The IL year old son Of B. H. Regain
of Webster got into a quarrel with a
HUT Il VI has way 1lOIl1S ALL
school and was SO badly cut between
the eyes that the bone was exposed
and several stitches were necessary.
Editor Richter Of The Larimore
| more Pioneer, a real live wire and one
of the best known fun makers in the
state. Is one of twelve delegates elect
ed to represent Larimore at the an
nual convention Of the state fremen
| NJ pirF1oo tso1Y IN Ji1na
A young man from Windsor, ac-
cused of the theft OF articles from
the George Moug barber shop at Me-
dina, was arrested at jamestown and
taken to Medina Monday night for a
preliminary hearing. Several razors
and other property, beside a small
| amount Of silver, were taken from the
shop but the boy denies his guilt.
Wolford Mirror: oscar Kiilian's
crew of halfbreed threshers tired OF
white mans work Monday morning
| and punched the job, which was pay
ing them SIS a day and eats. They
started at once for their homes In the
Turtle mountains, where the gopher
crop is said to be exceedingly large.
Farmers with fax still unthreshed are
sure UP against 1t as 1t Is virtually
impossible to get men and teams to
finish the work.
Granville Herald: An item in the
school notes last week stated that the
commencement announcements had
been ordered. AS the job was not
placed. with the local printing estab-
lishment, We suppose the mail order
house will publish their programmes
gratis, advertise the entertainment
free Of charge, purchase tickets, and
following the graduation exercises
give a comprehensive and complete re-
port of the programme. We under
stand this is the usual method of
procedure of these houses-net yet.
Bismarck Times. The soaking rain
that has been falling all over the slope
section of North Dakota since Sum
day night will be OF d great benefit TO
the crops planted in this part of North
Dakota this spring. The old saying
that it doesn't rain on the slope is now
a back number and weather reports
will prove that almost as much befe-
fetal rain falls here as 1T does any
where In The state. The rain came ait
a most opportune tirae, and with warm
weather to follow the grain crop Of
1 the Missouri slope valley For this sea-
&on is assured Beyond doubt.