The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-21

1 North Dakota
Kernels
Farmers are still blowing.
Wiiltgton has a farmers club.
Hebron needs more residences.
Glen Ullin gets more electric lights.
The Leith creamery is paying out
81, 500 a month.
The Kaufman hotel at Elgin has
been leased to O.. w, Pollard of
| Odessa.
Friday, Nov. %, is the date set for
the opening Of the district court at
Cando.
The Milwaukee road Is building
stockyards along. it's Morton county
branch.
The G. N. road is running under
the block system between Minot and
Williston.
P. P. Schlosser of New Leipzig has
been appointed tax collector for Nor
ton county.
State papers comment on the very
beautiful fall weather which has been
common this year.
The names of many old timers of
Mandan appear on the jury lists for
the December term of court.
A. w. Clarke, one of the pioneer
bankers Of Grand Forks, died Tues
day afternoon at Madison, Wis.
Miss Rankin. the suffragist address,
ed the populace at New Salem in the
Schultze & Toppins bowling alley.
Kenmare Is proud Of her athletic
young men who are students Of the
university and agricultural college.
A meeting of the North Dakota dis.
trict of the United Danish Lutheran
church was held recently at Kenmare.
The operator Of the gambling room
at New Salem was fined $50 and costs
and the place vas ordered closed for
one year.
The Republican says that extra
ordinary large fiocks of will geese
passed over HazeIton on their way
south recently.
There Is somebody in the public
schools at Kenmare who sees to it
that the schools doings and progress
are not hidden under a bushel."
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Ninety seven new houses or apart
ments with the approximate valuation
Of $166,9 900 have been built in Bis
marck in the last ear, or are now in
the process of construction.
Park River sent a big delegation to
Grafton to take part in the conference
by the Grafton Chapter r. A. M. Of
the Past Master and Mark Master
degrees on a class Of seven candi-
dates.
The Bowman Jail was not strong
enough to hold Mike Chernishow, the
thief who made away with q whole
herd of cattle last September n led
several sheriffs a merry chase to cap
ture him.
The Mercer County Republican says
that candidates who advocate plenty
Of bridges, good roads, better schools,
g. county hospital and a new Jail can
have all the votes they want, and the
support of that paper mex fall.
State Veterinarian Crewe has NOV
ed to Bismarck from Devils Lake and
will establish an office for the state
sanitary board at the capital. Ths
livestock sanitary board was establish
ed in 1908, and up till now has neVe
had the funds to have an Office at the
capital.
A flow Of natural gas was found on
the farm OF r. S. Lea, near Hannah
by we'll diggers. 1t was reached at a
depth of $50 feet and when lighted the
gas made a blaze ten feet wide an6
thirty or more feet In height. 1t ap-
pears to exist In unlimited quantity
and arrangements will be made to pipe
it.
The high school correspondence ir
The Walsh County Record says the
extension meetings of the industrial
departments are being carried on along
the game lines Is last fall. Very sue
cessful meetings have been held a,
Mimic and a number of the nearby
school houses. and arrangements are
"IAHS ''AoNC " gatherings 1T HIES
River II at Drayton.
Walsh County Record: Gen. w. C
Treumann received his commission
Monday as representative Of the Ma.
sonic Grand Lodge of the Philippine
islands, near the Grand Lodge o
North Dakota. The appointment wa
made by Grand Master Fl. Eugen,
Stafford. The appointment Of Genera
Treumann to this position Is eminent,
fitting as he was the master of tn,
Military lodge during the Spanish
American war. which was the frs
Masonic lodge on the islands.
Hazelton Republican: Hay is be
coming more scarce every year wit
the rapid development of the country
and now the big land owners who re
side in the east nave notified thei
local agents to raise the rent Of ha
land from $40 to $50 a quarter up t
$50 a quarter. The latter price /
what will have to be paid next yea
and every farmer should, figure on
large increase of tame feed. Mile
and corn both yield good returns TO
feed. Thirty acres of millet will &
as far as a quarter section of will
hay and Is easy to grow. The hand
writing on the wall says: 'grow you
own feed and let the high, price
prairie hay alone"
FOUR YARDS or EGGS,