The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-15

Where is John Greis of Berthold, N.
D.? This is the question that has been
put up to the Devils Lake police.
Find out if he is dead or alive and
let me know at once" Is the request
of August Kruger. No trace Of the
man has been found as yet.
VIM. Kavanagh, aged Al, a. promi-
nent business man Of Jamestown. died
after a months illness. with pleurisv.
He had lived in jamestown for eleven
years, and was always actively inter-
ested in the business interests Of the
city. He leaves a wife and two chill
dren.
The residents of two townships in
the western part Of Stutsman county
will vote next week on the consolida-
ton of the schools. The county super
intendent has received q. petition ask
ing that the town Of Medina be- set
aside, as far as school go,
from the two townships in question.
Fire destroyed the New Haven ho-.
tel at Cakes n nothing was saved.
How the fire started is q mystery. The
flames spread quickly throughout the
interior Of the building despite the eff
forts of the local firemen to extinguish.
Ii oN'iNlALS 10 pSyOLu IGpdlL, SllLdlt-
ing a loss of $4,000. There was $4,000
insurance carried.
A farmers institute is to be held at
LaMoure during the month of Janu-
airy, n 1t ia proposed to have the
LaMoure county booth which captur-
ed first prize at the state exposition
this fall, reconstructed for the inspec-
ton Of tho visitors. Work to raise the
| Oann0Sa ~ funds Tui1Y 10 oooo ~
an early date.
Now that blowing is over for this
season and much fall work is out of
the way, farmers on the slope are
hauling a great deal Of their grain to
market. The wagon roads of the state
are said to be the best Of any time
during the year. Less blowing has
been done this fall than was expected
because Of the early freezes during
October.
Owe Hunt, a resident of Illinois, who
a been an employe at the state hos
pital for the insane, has been taken
by Deputy Sheriff Russell Wright to
McLeansburg, ILL.,, being summoned to
that state on a warrant charging him
with criminal assault. He accompani-
ed the officer without the necessity of
TeQulSlIlOr.
While driving down the hill south
of Ryder on her way to her claim, the
pole of the buggy in which Mrs. Ben
Rosenberg was riding dropped from
the neckyoke. The horses bolted, run
ming into a nearby fence, throwing her
a distance of twelve feet with such
force that she was knocked uncon-
scious and badly bruised. She was
found shortly afterwards and brought
to town where she is recovering
gradually.
The banner awarded to Valley City
at the recent meeting Of the state ed
ucational association held at Fargo
has been received there. The banner
was awarded for the best enrolment
OF teachers in attendance, n Valley
CITY won the prize for the second dis
trict. 1t will be hung in the office OF
the county superintendent at the
courthouse.
Hay Is becoming more scarce al
Hazelton every year with the rapid
development OF the county, and the
big lard owners who reside in the cas-
have notified their local agents tc
raise the rent Of hay land from $50 .tc
$40 to $50 n quarter. This is the price
Llldt WILL iiLP5 ": DS paul HSAI year,
but most Of the farmers will arrange
For Q largely increased acreage Of tam
feed. Experienced farmers have fount
, That thirty acres of millet will go a.
tar' as a. quarter section OF wild hay
] and IL easy TO raise. "'
Felix. the little ~5-year-old son o
Mr. AID Mrs. Chas. Myers of Devil
Lake iG suffering with q broken hi
and injuries on the hand as the result
, OF q fail Of fifteen feet on a fir
escape. Felix climbed out on the fir
escapl. on the Sevilla where the famil.
!, llavo apartrner1ts and was climbin,
from ans landing to the one above. A
he neared the top his hold relaxed an,
, fell back % the landing below. H
, was plcl:ed up unconscious and is suf
> fering g. great deal Of pain.
: Steel has been laid by the Grea
Northern railroad through the 100
foot tunnel IN the east bank OF tn
Yellowstone river, In western Nc
Kenzie county, and with all gradiiI
completed between Alexander an
the tunnel It Is expected that tn
steel will be laid TO that city thi
fall. This will give Mckenzie coui1
ty long sought for rail service an
will permit the removal OF this year
crop of grain by rail, doing away wit
8 thirty to lfirty-five mile hauls.