The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-08-12
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ccA5af1gg Among the he arrivals at the Hotel
Sheffield of Crookston, ]. F. Evans of
Great Falls, Mont, Frank D. Bell of
St; Paul. Senator Marden, H. W. Lut-
taker t5 of Minneapolis, c. E. Cotton of
seau and George r. Collins of New
YORK city, representing one of the
banks there.
Clarence Iverson of Hitterdal, Mar
tin Olson and James Peterson of De-
trolt, were among the arrivals at the
New Columbia.
Professor Ballard of the normal
school was a passenger to Duluth last
night to attend a meeting of the nor
NAL board.
Crookston Times: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Hagen returned to Moorhead last
night from a days visit with the
Hagen's and with Mrs. Hagen's peo-
pie, at the Peterson home at Fisher
Mr.. Hagen takes up his duties in the
office of Judge Nye. of Moorhead,
Monday.
normal training department has
been established in connection with
the agricultural school of Crookston-
the work principally will be the pre-
pairing of those who desire to teach
domestic science and art in the con-
solidated and rural schools. Miss
Grace H. Sherwood, formerly Of
Austin, Mimi, is to be the head of
the school.
Rev. w. M. Hall has resigned from
the pastorate of the Baptist church at
Breckenridge to accept call from the
church at st. Cloud.
The current issue Of The Wilkin
County Gazette closes the twenty
ninth year of publication at Brecken-
ridge. 1t has been a financial success
from the first and that of course is
evidence that it has filled it's mission
to the satisfaction of it's patrons,
readers and advertisers.
Wilkin County Gazette: At the
present time there is no indication of
Wflkin county being represented at
the Minnesota state fair if there
should happen to be one this year.
W1lkin county is abundantly supplied
with products Of all kinds and if our
citizens thought it a paying PROPOSE
ton there would be no trouble getting
together an exhibit that would exceed
that of last year.
DR.. Freeman and Professor Oswald
or the university farm experiment sta
ton have issued bulletin which gives
the new seed law in full.
The yields of three big fields of win
ter rye in Norman county were twen-
ty, twenty-five and twenty-five BUSH
els to the acre respectively.
Red Lake county is to roake an
exhibit at the state fair this year and
the committee having the exhibit in
charge has hit upon the novel plan of
having a bargain day for the purpose
of bringing in exhibits from the
farmers. A special day is to be set
aside in Red Lake Falls to be known
as state fair day and liberal prizes
will be offered for exhibits.
DR.. Freeman and Professor Oswald
of the university farm experiment sta
tion has issued bulletin which gives
the new seed law in full with explana-
tory notes and makes a number of
suggestions valuable for. seed buyers,
and gives directions to those who wish
to have free tests made by them at
university farm. The bulletin has just
been mailed to over 10000 farmers
and should be in the hands Of all who
buy or sell agricultural seeds in Min
nesota. s.a
Representative Wefald is against the
public utilities proposition which Gov
ernor Eberhart wants made into a law.
Mr. Wefald alleges that the lower
branch Of the legislature will be solid
ly against the bill proposed to be in
troduced at the special session.
Hunter Herald: Mrs. M. r Mclean
of Moorhead and Mrs. Harry Harry
Ferguson Of Great Falls Mont, mother
and sister of Mrs. Spare visited at the
Spare home Friday and Saturday Of
last week. Mrs. Spare ACCOMPANIED
them to Moorhead Saturday evening
and returned Tuesday morning