The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-12
North Dakota
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II Kernels
Rain IL needed.
Fargo has ousted the street beggars.
fakirs etc.
The Lisbon high school graduated
seventeen this year.
Several circuses of the smaller
variety are visiting North Dakoto
The Powers Lake Echo calls atten-
ton to the need of c%ultivating the
trees recently set out, regularly.
A. d. Griffin of Kasota, MINI, has
been employed as superintendent of
the Roila schools for the coming yea
The Harris-Yeagerline Co. of Cando
has disposed of its lumber and coal
business to the P~iper-EIoWe Lumber
Co. of Minot.
The Walhalla Commercial club is
arranging for a picnic to be held on
June IL. at Walhalla, fol, the entertain
A4IS1AS "a LhS AdIilSES,
r. F. Calkins. while driving near
Kathryn, had his right arm broken
Just above the wrist by being dragged
by a runaway horse.
The Albert Pierson barn at Ray was
DESTROYED by fire when the little s.
year-old daughter played with
matches in the barn.
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The teachers training institute for
Cavalier county will be held in Lang
don this year during the last week in
June, Professor Whitney to have
charge.
education and Sunday school methods,
has been created in jamestown college.
DR.. William E. Roe has been secured
to take charge.
The eighth annual rally of the
Dickey county schools was held at FL
lendale and was a huge success. Elk
hibits from nearly every school in the
county were displayed.
Rev. Robert Patton Of the Congrega-
tional church at Darlington have de-
cided to go to Chardon, O., to accept
a call to the Congregational church
OF that city.
The Burke county fair at ,Bowbells
may be abandoned unless States
allow the lid to be tipped off for the
occasion, according to The Powers
Lake Echo.
BY the request of the mayor and
residents of ,Pembina the Oblate Sis
tiers Of the Immaculate Conception, st.
Boniface will open a school in the old
courthouse of Pembfna. unoccupied
now on account of the transfer of the
county seat to Cavalier.
The July term of district court in
Burke county promises to be interest
ing. Besides the county seat contest
there will be the libel suit against
Editor George Cook of The Columbus
Reporter n a long string of criminal
cases.
The Darlington Independent calls
attention to the need of showing more
consideration for flowers, shrubs, etc.
If that city is to become beautiful
The Independent states that many
flower beds have been ruined by care.
less children as we'll as grown-ups.
Minot sen a special train to the
Sunday school convention at Grand
Forks, a special train to the state
meeting of the firemen at Bismarck
and a special train to the u. C. T. con-
vention at Crookston, this week
which is going some in the special
train line.
Kenmare will have a curling link
next year, plans for the establishment
Of such an enterprise being agreed to
by a committee of the Kenmare Com
mercial club. Several cities in Canada
located close to-K enmare have curl
ing Kinks, and a great deal of interest
exists locally in the sport. A rink
costing about $4,000 is proposed.
n is convention month for Grand
Forks. Among the important meet
inss to be held there are the North
Dakota Sunday School convention on
June 10, II and IL; the annual CON-
v%ention of the North Dakota Bankers
association, June II and IS; the sum-
mer meeting of the North Dakota
Editorial association, June 20 and 81;
the North Dakota Gun club, June 81
and %.
A. Y. More, owner, and A. M. Baker,
editor of The Fargo Courier-NeWs
nave been S~ubpoenaed to Washington
to tell congress what they know about
spending money for lobbying. They
go on the carpet because of the recent
editorial in which it was intimated
Senator Gronna knew something
about how money was being spent i n
the capital city.
Robert P. Allison, former states at.
torney of Eddy county, who died at his
home at Esmond very suddenly, had
the distinction of being elected to his
office as a republican, after he had
been three times nominated as a dem
ocrat, only to be defeated. The fourth
time his name appeared on the ballot
it was under the republican heading,
and he had nc trouble being elected.
Mr.. Allison was 81 years old and a
native of Virginia.
Probably the first sentence alnder
the new bootlegging law, operative in
North Dakota since Feb. 20, was pro-
nounced in Dickinson by Judge Craw-
ford When he ordered that John Erick-
son should be put at hard labor for a
period of six months in the state peni-
Tertiary for violation of the prohibit
ton law. Erickson has been following
mining camps in this state and Min
nesota. He was arrested at Lehigh.
four miles east of Dickinson, where he
had been ampioUad nv The rnpSoJida4.