The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-11
North Dakota
Kernels

MSE HAGBS
The insurance men are lowering
about Jamestown this week.
A Minot street bus became nired in
the mud for several hours.
A rest DON for visiting shoppers
has been established at Plaza.
The net earnings of the Equity eleva-
tor at Delamere amounted to ST.
| 62S.24.
Col. w. p. futile has returned to
Dawson from a tour Of the countries
Of the Orient.
Capitalists at Wahpeton are being
! urged to build more residences for
newcomers to live in.
Farmers are being urged to grow
more trees and experts advise the
planting Of native grown seeds.
Parking improvements are under
way at Casselton in the vicinity of
the Great Northern station property.
Miss Bond, a Casselton girl, won a
silver medal in the high school at
Reading, Mass. for literary excel
lence." ..
Hankinson is represented by two
delegates at the international con-
| Vention of Christian Endeavor now in
session at Los Angeles. .
The family Of State Treasurer Olson
has moved to Bismarck where they
will reside for the remainder of Mr..
1 4 lC0n'G fnrR1 ~ nfinn
Barnum & Bailey will entertain the
people of Walsh county at Grafton,
July %, the day before the big shows
appearance at Fargo.
The treasurer of Wells county paid
out $3o,0SO for gophers during May
and expects that the total expense this
year will reach $685. 200. -.
The Plaza Pioneer. says there is 60
ing to be a scarcity of horses and
binders on and about the reservation
when harvest time comes.
The Presbyterian church at Buffalo
has been greatly improved by paint
ing outside and redecorating the in
terror of the sacred edifice. ,
According to the Buffalo paper, the
PSoplS SIS complaining ABOUT Ine
shameful condition" of the country
roads in the vicinity of that town.
The papers at Oakes appear to be
very chesty oVer the splendid crop
prospects. The recent rains came in
the nick Of time n were very hene-
fetal.
1t is to be hoped that The Register
at Scranton in Bowman county will
have to revise it's crop report, con
ditions are not as bad as he has been
told.
If the new gambling law is not en-
forced 1t will not be for the lack of
advertising, as a paper cannot be
picked up that does not give it a
boost,
So far the maximum temperature at
Mayville was 81 degrees and hat has
only been exceeded once in two years
when one day the reading was SO
degrees.
The states attorney of Walsh county
is doing his own boosting of the new
law against gambling which he says
will be strictly enforced in, common
with other laws.
The Steele County Farmers club ar
ranges interesting and delightful var
led programmes for it's regular
meetings in which wives and daugh-
tiers participate.
Judge Pollock of Fargo delivered
the grafton OF the Fourth at a picnic
given by the Sons Of Norway at Port
land. Two choral societies supplied
the patriotic music.
nil, - DIz -
any smiles from Judge Butte who Styl-
ed the cases he had heard as "the most
fragrant violations than he had ever
before experienced"
The press agent of a medicine con-
Germ found the press boys OF the state
proof against a proposition to print
500 worth Of advertising for $40
payable quarterly.
The ladies Of the Norwegian Luth-
eran church at Columbus for their
social made the ice cream with cream
from a pure blood Jersey and they
netted SGT in two hours.
There will be a new alignment of
teachers for the public schools at Es-
mond for the next school year. Two
of last years teachers will be on the
faculty of the schools at Neville.
The county commissioners %approprt-
ated 5000 out of the automobile fund
to the H%ankinson Good Roads associa-
ton. The money Is to be expended
only in townships that have levied at
least six miles for road purposes.
It is alleged at Delmare that per-
sons who advanced money, early in
the spring, for Teachers Encyclopedia
and Reference Library have not re-
ceived their books and school directors
and teachers in two districts have filed
complaints.
Estimators at Darlington say that a
good average crop will be harvested in
that part of the state this year. The
best crops in this region are reported
east n west of Barlow and the
Lemert territory. Along the Pipestem
crops are the least promising.
John Indegaard, north of Darlington,
has corn higher than knee high" the
standard height in eastern corn coun-