The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-07-25

A big hotel business ia being done
at Palermo. s.@
Cayuga's first field day celebration
WAS q success.
Potatoes and corn are doing wen
about Marion
The crop outlook is encouraging
about Sykeston.
Winter rye is yielding well in the
vicinity OF Regent a.. ...a. IL.
The new school house at Max viii
be ready for the fall term
Fargo firms are erecting silos on
farms in the vicinity of Drake.
A big picnic was held on Timber
Creek, near Arnegard, July 1S.
The mixed train service on the 500
Is pleasing to people Of Fillmore.
Garrison Is being improved with the
construction of cement tile sidewalks.
Much summer following Is being
done in the northwestern part Of the
state.
The Sheyenne creamery shipped
5000 pounds of butter to Seattle q
week ago.
The 500 line waiting rooms at
Oakes are now lighted with electric
lamps
Conditions are encouraging for corn
and potatoes in communities about
Davenport. ....,..
The special train from Hannah to
the state fair at Grand Forks carried
over 500 passengers. =. ....
A band has been organized at War
saw in Walsh county, with Paul Lu-.
tostanski as instructor.
Wolf-hounds have been imported
into Shields to be used in battling
with coyotes and wolves
The authoTities at Milton have let
the contract For several thousand feet
Of new cement sidewalk.
Nekoma is to have new banking
institution and it will be open for
business early in the fall.
Rains have changed conditions in
the part of Morton county about COM
munities tributary to Elgin.
Tho barn and granary on the John
Munich place near Oakes were burned
to the ground when a lightning bolt
hit the barn. ..-..
Ray Sheriff. of Blanchard was an
exhibitor in the swine classes at the
state fair, showing herd of pure
blood Yorkshires.
Dairy Commissioner Flint is hot
foot after cream in a bad condition.
He had 375 gallons dumped at one sta
ton few days ago.
The Journal at Oakes discloses in
teresting activity in it's notes of real
estate transfers, but the monetary
considerations are omitted,
Flax now promises the biggest yield
on farms about Dawson and the early
fair yield and wheat will be profit
able.
The complement of new buildings
! in progress at Max consists of three
new business buildings a church edi-
ice. several residences and a school
building.
ENU.
A man working in the monument
works at Grafton, during an electrical
storm had hhis pipe knocked out of
his mouth by a, lightning bolt but he
was not injured at all.
There is to be an Alfalfa picnic on
one Of the big farms near Fessenden
July 80. 1t is given to meet old friends
and to learn more about alfalfa. Ad-
| dress to be made by experts.
| A. Caldwell reports that the crop
| conditions at his farm southwest Of
Ludden as being fully equal to that
of last year when every one called
| it a ihunper crop and the hay is
"estssF, Ee@ A. t7l%l&s r. &.y.,.}-~
| The county commissioners. of Walsh
county have purchased eight large
| steel road drags and will keep the
Meridian road and the newly estab-
nshed east and west road in good
condition.
Shields now has q resident doctor.
He has bought q drug store there
and 1t will be operated by his wife
who is a registered pharmacist from
/ Kansas City, with several years eX-
Eperience.
The threshing machine men are
busy getting their engines and ma
chimes ready for their part of the
Icampalgn for crops and the stories
Twill soon be Forthcoming, from the rye
Eoats, and barley fields. a..
A dam at Cayuga, says The Citizen
would make a small lake out Of pond
which is available to the town and
about 1t trees and shrubs could be
tplanted and soon there would be some
attractive park grounds. .... -, y
The people in the school districts
tributary to Garrison are In a recep.
tive mood on the subject OF consoli'
from the state department win be SEN
there to make addresses.
1t Is rumored that the Midland Con
tinental railroad win grade their roat
, as far as Cooperstown this fall. Sur
lveyors have recently been at work be
tween Wimbledon and Cooperstown
and the graders are at present a
=, work between Jamestown and Wimble'
l don.
= The success with winter rye on tn
! newly cultivated farms In the countr.
out OF Mandan win stimulate tn
{ raising of winter wheat next year
The Shield Herald saws there ar
some splendid stands of rye along tn
; Milwaukee, lines.
a Raleigh. In Morton county. Is {
0 have fair In September, the founda
: tion. for a new church edifece is near2
e ready fer the suaerstrucSaTe and
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