The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-09
Eighty-six win graduate from the

Willie Kelly, young ron of Pat Kell,
OF Bismarck, broke his arm Will,
playing baseball,
Governor Hanna has issued a fiae
day proclamation. June IA is the das
set aside for honoring the nations
flag.
The Devils Lake chautauqua Is at
tracing hundreds of visitors to thu
cool shores OF North Dakota's largesi
body of water,
Oscar Clark was killed while dig
ging a root cellar at Belfeld, when the
walls caved in.
The Fargo district Of the North Da-
kota Baptist association will meet ii
LldgerWood, June II, Is and 10.
It Is reported that an Indian woman.
treated with the turtle serum for tub
erculosis' at Williston, shows marked
Improvement.
William Brownlee was drowned at
Willlston. He was bathing in a swim
ming hole near that place and went
beyond his depth.
The Fargo high school class will
graduate on Friday, June IS, 1913
but there has been no demand FOR 8.
chanse OF date by the superstitious.
Many asked for pardons from the
state pen, but only two full pardons
were granted by the board and about
a score were given modified sentences
The W. c. T. U. district convention
at Gando, taking in the three counties
or ramsey, Rolette and Towner, was
well attended and interesting. Judge
BUTTE was one of the speakers.
A $4,000 extension will be added to
the city hall at Towner. The second
story of the addition will be used bv
the Masons and the first floor will be
used for a rest room and civic center.
Lightning hit the elevator of the
Halght Lumber & Machinery Co. at
Mandan causing one of the most
spectacular fires aver seen in that
city.
Carl w. Lewis Of Hettinger, who
was appointed deputy state auditor
has decided that he will not accent
a it would NEAR too great a Sacrifice
in a business way.
III udSeDall game at Grafton Hal
lis Hanson was hit on the ear which
slightly fractured his skull, and Spike
Spanton was struck in the eye by a
pail glancing from his bat and may
lose the sight.
The Northern Pacific will construct
a 60O-ton coal dock in Mandan this
summer, plans having been completed
and the material is enroute here. The
S25'oOo boiler washing plant has just
been finished here.
Will Mcdonald of the Fort Rice res.
ervation, had two arteries in his fore.
head severed, when a cartridge which
ne was trylng to force into a shotgun
exploded, part of. the cartridge flying
back and cutting a bad cash.
Fred w. Stone of Bismarck. who
was struck by an N. p train, while
driving in his auto in Bismarck, Nav
=, 4slls has started suit for $3.50 D
damages against the railroad. The
trial Is now on at the capital city.
The reason jack johnson, the negro
pug1llst, who was convicted of yioIat-
ing the white slave act. got a year and
a day, was because had he received
only a year, there would have been no
chance to parole him before his term
was up.7f -
Willie Yegen, while swimming in
Apple creek, neal Bismarck, fell and
cut a cash in his leg from which he
nearly bled to death. Only the pres
snee or mind OF his companions, who
TIED his stocking tightly above the
wound. stopping the flow of blood
saved his life.
The navigation season has been
formally opened In Devils Lake. The
Devils Lake Yacht and Boat club. q
new departure which promises to make
chautauaHa life more pleasant this
season, has a number of crafts, in
Guiding sailing dories, canoes and mo
tor boats In the ate and still more
have been ordered.
.ss York Dispatch. Mrs. Robt. Cham
pers had q close call to a serious
accident Wednesday afternoon. she
had been cleaning windows and had
just stepped into the house when 4
bullet went through the window whera |
she had been at work. 1t is thought
the shot came from near the school
ground, where some boys We're Shoot
ing with a rifle.
Mrs. As. E. Thorberg and daughter
Clara OF Mandan 8 among tbss
passengers Of the steamship Haver-
ford which struck e. rock near
and had to be transferredI
by tugs and landed at Queenstown.
later continuing their journey home Is
A america on the steamer Baltic. Tine
Forum had a complete story1of the ae-
by Associated Press at the time
1t occurred,
ToWner N~eWs-Tribune: The mark
BOARD has planted trees on practically
street Of ToWner this spring.
and In a few years the streets Will
present q pleasing appearance. Elrns
Ind Norway poplars have been used to-
rapid growing tree III went take LONG
attain a good height. Tha
splendid work. lone SO far will 70 a
ong way toward beautifying our little
sity.
Hereafter chattel mortgages Of per
sonal property must be signed by the
In the presenace pf .Wo
witesses thereto. Every NOR ages
must surrender to the mortgagor at
he time a correct copy of the original
mortgage so signed with witnesses, or
acknowledgements shown thereon. The
nortgagor must give file mortgagee
| receipt which shall be. attached to
he mertgagor received a copyYof such
mortgage, and said receipt must a.
,on1pany the mortgage when pres
to- theNregister OF deeds and filed
herewith Otherwise such Ynortgage
hail not be filed BY the register pf
leeds. This law goes Into effect on
July i next.