The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-07-10

Il North Dakota
II. Kernels
Washburn is to have a demonstra-
ton farm picnic.
Brinsmade is to have a Market day
during the summer
A band of gypsies did not get a COR
dial welcome at Minor,
An auto stage runs between White
Earth and Powers Lake. ..~ q
Cayuga. will have a day for field
sports and games, July 16.
The Leeds Pioneer association will
hold it's annual picnic July 10.
Alfalfa is yielding two tons to the
acre in the vicinity of Westhope.
The Nelson County Observer ia now
under the management OF L. r, Rogue.
Merchants at Belield are enlarging
their stores to meet demands Of fall
and winter trade.
Sargent county, in the vicinity Of
Havana was wetted with an inch
Of rain last week.
The editor of The Journal at Leon
ard accompanied the civil war veter-
ans to Gettysburg.
Twenty wagons a day arrive at the
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tary points in Mckenzie county.
Operations on the construction Of a
new Roman Catholic church at Pow
ers Lake began a. few days ago.
The Nelson county fair was a sue
cess along all lines and the people Of
Aneta are proud of the general results.
Gwinner's Booster club is active and
has under consideration a number of
live propositions for the good of the
town.
Ward County Sunday School asso-
citation held its seventh annua meet
ing at Des Laos, and it was we'll at
tended.
Baker on the 500 is one year old and
festivities to mark the event of the
first anniversary were arranged for
July II.
A new schoolhouse is to be erected
at Stirum. near Gwinner, at a cost of
$4,000, bonds for which were voted a
few days ago.
There is a fire department at Brins-
made which does things, blazes are
kept within the buildings in which
| thew originated.
New activities have been inaugural
ed in connection with the Congrega-
tional church at McHenry. A pastors
council has been organized.
Some of the press boys are publish
ing statements of ownership and it is
funny to read the multiplicity of jobs
their hold in their respective offices.
Another drainage ditch in western
Trail county is being promoted. 1t
will be three n a half miles long
and will drain the township of Rose
vile.
Prominent farmers in Burke county
are urging the establishment of
creameries at different points. as more
stock is needed in this section Of the
state. "
The attorneys must like the way
The Ross Valley News assemblies it's
goodly batch Of legal notices-so con-
~venient to all interested in affairs of
Mountrail county.
Palermo wants the county seat Of
Mountrail county and a petition has
been prepared to be presented to the
board of commissioners at the July
meeting. At present Stanley is the
capital of the county.
Laurina, the little 4-year-old daugh-
ter of John Vogeler of Galchutt, died
Sunday morning of blood-poisoning.
The little girls shoe had rubbed a
poison ensued. She lived but five
days.
The trio of young men publishers
of The Enterprise at Hannaford argues
that the Fourth has been made san
for the children by tabooing danger
Gus fireworks. Why not do the same
thing for the grownups by tabooing
booze.
The service Of the Neville Electric
Light & Power Co. is reported to be
satisfactory since it was established
eighteen months ago. No dividends
nave Deen paul., DuI IuSId has bSSLL tlO
loss and all accounts have been paid
when due.
1t cost the driver with a railroad
grading outfit just 5000 fine and costs
for abusing horses in his care. The
contractor on the job made the com
plant. 1t required three automobiles
to transport the witnesses from the
camp to the Office of the justice.
Fate picked N. c. Jensen a farmer
near Wyndmere, as a victim a week
ago Tuesday night when his crop was
almost entirely destroyed by hail. No
other farms in the vicinity suffered,
even to land that lay directly across
the road or adjoined his property.
There is to be a gathering at Gros-
ventre Indian village of Sakakawea at
Stanton. July 10, under the auspices of
the State Historical society. Governor
Hanna will make an address and there
will be a pilgrimage over the village
under the direction of H.. c. Fish. cur
ator, Of the historical society.