The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-03

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educational association at Fargo.
The Photographer on The Gazette at
Wahpeton says the new town Of New
Ellington on the new railway has a
new newspaper published by a new cit
1zen with new type and a new press.
Rolette Record: Flowing has been
stopped for several days, the frost 60
ing too deep in most places for plows
to work. The work can be resumed in
a day or two, with temperature above
freezing.
At the recent corn contest held at
SaTles last Thursday Robert Mclean
Of Byron took first prize and also
sweepstakes. Donald Hay and Hattie
Rose were also among the winners in
Byron township.
Hannah's bonded grain elevator,
purchased some time ago by the st.
Anthony & Dakota Elevator Co, is
doing a large business in bonded
grain this fall from the Manitoba side
with Ole Pladsen as agent.
Building operations at. Max are in
progress and three of the new struc-
lures are Of brick including the
banking house for the Citizens State
bank. There is also some moderniz-
ing Of some other buildings.
Rev. IT. Davis Acheson, years ago
pastor Of the Presbyterian church,
Park River, is now vice president and
secretary of Whitworth college, Ia
coma, Wash. He has been spending a
week OR two in this state recently.
The Lutheran congregation at Gar.
| gKn rn1ahV9 fnI tho thirfiofh orreror-
sary of the establishment of the
church in that vicinity. last Sunday.
In the afternoon of the same day the
cornerstone of another: Lutheran
church in the same vicinity was laid
by Rev. c. M. Hallanger.
At Minnewaukan Judge Buttz, a
few days ago, issued full citizen pa
pers to nine Norwegians, three
Swedes,' one Dane and n Russian
! At the same session of court the judge
sentenced a blindpigger to ten months
in the ~penitentiary, and granted a. d.
vorce to a Indian 10 years of age.
The Neche Chronotype: A Lakota
dairyman advertises for a dairy hand
who will not cuss. In some parts OF
the state they are glad to get dairy
hands under any conditions and when
the cow puts her hind foot In the pal
the said hand is considered a marvel
Of patience unless he says "pish!'
"piffle!" or dammit 81:
At the coming tri-state convention
in January at Fargo, and the corr and
clover show in February at GRAND
Forks. the raising of hogs will be ONT
Of the important subjects discussed
According to the recent statements Of
conditions on Oct. ri, the aggregate
deposits in the three banks at ParI
River amounted to $76t,S49.
Last week q flock of 1870 shropshire
sheep was marketed in Langdon bJ
John Witzel of Mt. Carmel. Mr.. Wit,
gel has been raising sheep on his Mt
Carmel farm continuously for up.
wards of twenty years says tina
sheep he. has sold at different time.
have netted him thousands of dollars
They have kept his crop land praetic'
ally clear of weeds and gave him twt
sure crops every year, their wool elf
in the spring and the lambs in thu
fall.
The Pembina Pioneer Press: Th,
traction engine has been doing a 10
of blowing in this county. These en-
gines are past the experimental stag,
as to utility, but they are open to eX
perience for some time yet. One ques
tion to be solved is the size-al1d Their,
are as yet good why the!
should be large. heavy and powerful
while on the other hand there seems Il
be equally good reasons why the!
should be small. compact and agile
Farmers some time ago learned that /
was more economical to ploW with foti
or FIVE horses than with a team OF tW'
horses, but 1T did not follow that tel
horses would be more economical THAI
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