The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-05

Irwin Heine. Ellendale; Ward and
Bernard Marshall, Forbes: Harry
Knutson, Fullerton; Phillip Dawson,
| Monango.
Eddy county: Harold Klumph;
New Rockford; William III, Burns, jr.,
New Rockford; Harry Craig, New
Rockford; Hugh Nystrom, Sheyenne;
Seckinger, warwick; Edward johnson,
S~heyenne; Howard Speck, New Rock
ford; Morton Wick, John O'Connor,
New Rockford; John Dodge, jr. New
Rockford.
Foster county: Edward Ballinger,
iCourtenay; Emil Herringer, Barlow;
Henry Rosenau, Darlington; Raymond
iO'Hara, Darlington; Edmund Pau1sen,
McHenry; Harold Brazzel, Melville.
Griggs county: Edgar Curtis, Han
naford; Albin j. Tande, Aneta; Alfred
Ueland, Cooperstown.
LaMoure county: George Buetow,
Litchield; Clayton Rust, Marion;
George Bingley, Jud; George Emerson,
LaMoure; Pau Z, Thomas, Marion;
Kinney, Grand Rapids; Paul Gordon,
Berlin.
Ransom county: Clark Douglas,
Sheldon; Earl Hoffa, Lisbon; Leonard
Billings, Lisbon; Andrew Larson, Lis
bon; Harley R~ognaldson, Enderlin;
Claude Babcock, Englevale; Willard
Hanna, Lisbon; Gergard sHardebeck,
Lisbon; Edwin Williams, Mcleod;
Merle Hoffa, Lisbon, Edwin Doeling,
Sargent county: Jay Ashley,
Brempton; John Edd, Minor; Hamlet
Larson, Forman.
Stutsman county: Bert Kneeland,
Medina; irwin Dahlstorm, Pettibone;
Louis Bartosh, kensal; Martin Kraft,
Spiritwood; Dale G.. Meeker, Eldridge;
Arthur Mckenzie, Kindred; Harry
ry, Pingree; August Yeager, James
town; Don Williams, Wordsworth;
Stanley Nichols, Ypsilanti; Edward
Toay, Jamestown; Albert Hunt, Pin
gree; Lyman Morley, Pingree.
Steele county: Harold Williams,
Colgate; Nels Grefsheim, Sharon;
Henry Baldwin. Hope; Clifford Swan
son, Blabon. ~
Notes of the Encampment.
The water was fine yesterday.
That was a really exciting baseball
game just before evening mess.
All the counties with large deIega-
tions like Stutsman, Barnes, Ransom
and Eddy are organizing baseball
teams.
r. F. Flint, state dairy commission
er. and Assistant jackson paid a visit
to the camp yesterday, and talked to
the boys. They were given a fine re-
ception.
Boy scouts from the adjoining camp
are frequent visitors at the lectures
which are given for the farm boys.
There is inmate in the camp
hospital at present but the doctor
thinks he will be out today.
Secretary Karr, accompanied by
Miss Willis, visited the camp yester-
day forenoon and Miss Willis very
kindly gave some readings for the
boys. Secretary Karr also talked
briefly.
The Better Farming experts now in
camp are O. d. Center, Grand Forks;
Edwin Maryland, Barnes county; A. f.
Borchert, Stutsman county; Otto I'll
horn, Ransom county; A. e. Nelson,
Steele county; J. w. McNary, Suits
man county; T. x. Calnan, Barnes
county; J.. G. Hokes, Grand Forks
county. Messrs. Center, Maryland,
Borchert, Ulhorn and Nelson are ac-
companied by their wives.
Barnes county farmers have willing
lily brought in live stock for demon
~stration purposes. Sam Fletcher OF
Madison supplied a fine short horn
bull; O. S. Mason, Duroc Jersey and
Chester White sows; George Hage
two fine Poland China shoats; Henry
King, Aberdeen Angus heifer; White
Bros, two Percheron mares; and J.
III. Whitcher, team Of road horses.