The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-16

celebration will be held in Smedsrud's
hall. A genuine Norwegian supper is
planned as one of the features, to be
followed by a dance.
The Wyndmere Pioneer urged the
farmers in that vicinity to p]atronize
the home creamery and quotes figures
to show that more money Is paid for
cream by the local creamery than when
the cream is shipped.
A white way is being demanded by
the citizens Of New Rockford, along
with other improvements to be made
in that city this spring. The city is
increasing rapidly and the business
men wan 1t to be metropolitan in ev-
cry respect.
The new gopher law permits town
ship surveyors to hire some person to
poison gophers between April 1 and
July l, at the rate of $3.50 per day,
the labor to be paid by any land own
ers who neglect or refuse to poison the
pests on their own property.
In a competition between former
State Engineer Atkinson and Engineer
Crabbe for the plans and supervision
for the sewer system at New Rock
ford the latter was awarded the work.
Plans Will be gotten out soon and the
contracts let in time to nave the sys-
tenn completed during the summer.
The new Minnesota law which for
bids hauling unrefrigerated and un-
pa%steurized milk more than sixty-five
miles in Minnesota was a death blow
to the big twin city c~entralizing plants
n on the contrary was a big thing
for the creamery business in North
Dakota. f-'
A young fellow by the name of Le-
Plant, who has been in trouble at Bis
marck before, was sentenced to serve
ten days at labor on the streets Of that
city with a ball and chain attachment.
LePlant was accused of stealing a
diamond ring some time ago and the
judge thought he deserved a lesson. "
The new Catholic hospital at Bot
~tineau, being erected by one of the or
ders, is practically completed. The
mother superior from Wild Rice, N.
D., was there this week accompanied
by the head nurse from Spring Valley,
announced 1t will be opened to the
public some time in June.
Enderdlin, Independent: Burr Engle
has made the beginning of an inn
provement for our country roads. h
IhS rSoiAi1I1CtS 1o1 S1up VI lie DOOSI6ISE
club ought to take up and carry out
on a larger scale. He has placed
guide. signs at nearly every road cross
ing within a mile Of the city showing
the distance and general direction of
the adjoining towns. What should be
done by our citizens is to go farther
out in every direction and put up
guide boards showing the direction
and distance to Ender1in. The Lisbon
Commercial club has put up signs on
every section corner within ten miles
of that city. 1t is one or their best
advertisements.
Flasher Hustler: That reliable old
time ranchman and farmer, 9Steve''
Weeks was here Wednesday transact
ing business. Like all the rest of the
old guard" who came into this coun-
try in the ancient days when the fest
i've redman held his own, and there
was no "sich' thing a~s--preacllers.
politicians or prohibition--.Steve" is
aggressive and always up-to-doing, as
evidenced from the pertinent fact that
notwithstanding that a haiIstorm Wip~
ed out all his crop last year, he has
already seeded and In crop this year
over 500 acres. Take it from us, and
we've been In the state ever since its
borning, Ind know whereof we speak.
YOU cannot keep an old-tirner down