The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-03

bred dairy cattle from Wisconsin. tc
use on the su~b-station.
Latest reports from Washington are
to the effect that both wheat and floul
may carry a small duty when the sen.
ate passes the tariff bill.
Antler business men had a cIeanur
a for the local cemetery. Other
North Dakota communities might fol.
low suit to good advantage. ~
A mass meeting was held al Antler
FOR the purpose Of discussing the ad-
visibility of bonding the school dis
tr1ct to build a new school.
Prof. Hugo B~loomquist. of the Deer
ing schools and also director of the
Deering band, has been engaged tn
direct the Glenburn band.
The Great Northern will rebuild the
depot at Grandin that was destroyed
by fire some time ago. Work on the
new structure will begin soon.
The man named Chadwick. accused
or an unnatural crime at Kenmare, was
sent to the pen for seven and a half
years and is now serving his time.
Three horses were killed in an cleo
trlcal storm near Westhope. and Tess
Thompson had a narrow escape as he
was driving two of the animals that
were struck.
A telephone exchange is to be built
at Parshall, a new town near Plaza,
the building to be the first to be erected
in the town. The line will be connect
ed with Plaza.
A. j. F. Weight, editor and publisher
OF The Towner County Democrat of
Cando, has his farewell to his readers
In the last issue, Carl Nelson taking
charge June l..
Sixteen residents Of Mohall and
o Of Norma have contributed Al
each toward the 800 Renvflle county
mas been asked to raise for the Lin
coin statue in Norway.
The president of the Grand school
board planted a number Of trees about
the school property, using the dyna-
mite method of getting the ground
prepared for the roots.
Grain is covering the ground in the
Red River valley and a drive into the
shows beautiful fields richly
carpeted with green stretching away
as far as the eye can see.
A. G. Wiper, president of the First
bank of Bowbells, has gone on
a pure bred cattle buying excursion
and will bring back several carloads to.
distribute in that vicinity.
A large stone statue of the Goddess
or Justice n two large stone eaeIea
have been placed on top Of the new
Pembina county courthouse at Cava-
lier and present an imposing appear-
ance.
DR.. F.. P. Quain, one of the leading
surgeons of North Dakota, living at
Bismarck, was taken seriously i'll while
In the east for research and study, and
submitted to an operation at CIeye-
land, O. He is expected to recover.
About 1900 900 acres Of government
and In North Dakota may be MIA cod
under the operation of the law ner-
hitting the fling OF homesteads of ago
acres. Senator Gronna has been in
terested in getting the proposition nut
through.
John Idler of Sunset Butte school
district nea Bowman, was arrested
IND fned for not sending his children
70 school. He has several children
from 10 to 10 who have no education
and one, a girl Of 10, can
neither read or write.
Minnewaukan Strings: States AL
torney Burke is wiping the cobwebs
rom the druggists permit. books IN
ile at the courthouse and as a conse-
1uence the skull and -cross-bones how
beginning to feel a little mite
'fdgety" when they see the sheriff
lrive into their home town these days.
The Siftings only hopes that no favor
tism whatever will be shown iii the
cleanup process, n thatI
when the records show that every
Tom, Dick and Harry has purchased
iquor contrary to the statutes made
provided, that mere voluntary
surrender of their permit may not
suf4eSs, but that they be prosecuted the
salIRD as any other ~laWbreaker.