The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-10
North Dakota
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g Entertainments by the band at Pc
kin are appreciated.
Frequent social entertainments are
Egiven at Donnybrook.
Tho Woodmen at Cleveland supply
t%enjoyable social entertainments.
Rural mail carriers have been sub
Ijected to soIne chilly drives the past
week.
The Ladies' Civic club at Aneta Is
Ian active organization for town bet
Iterment.
Farmers at Cleveland are adding
pure blood young cattle to their Jer-
sey herds. +
The Edmore Herald-News is a gen.
uine booster for the mid-winter fair
at Devils Lake.
Rumor says that Canadian booze
makes its way into Bisbee without
duty being paid. 4
Agreeable to the borrowers, a num-
Der of new books have been added, to
the library at Sanborn.
Within the last decade farm lands
in the v~icinoity of Inkster have ad-
vanced in price over 100 per lent.
The Pekin Budget urges tohe or
gan1zation Of a farmers club for the
betterment Of conditions In the COM
munity.
1t is interesting to note how anxious
some OF the newspaper boys, in remote
parts Of the state. are to force politics
to the front.
The school building at Nome has
been equipped with fire escapes which
were designed and made by the Fargo
Foundry Co.
The Glenburn band jointly with the
Masonic lodge is back Of a proposition
to secure the erection and furnishing
of a public hall.
Professors from the state school Of
forestry are delivering lectures In
Bottineau county on The Trees Re-
lation to the Farm.
The evangelistic meetings, conductd
by Rev. Charles Wheeler, at Streeter,
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assisted by two talented singers.
Farmers tributary to Gascoyne,
have organized a stock shippers asso-
citation for HI purpose of regulating
the sales Of their cattle and poultry.
The Sunday School convention for
Sargent county will be held at Cogs-
we'll, May % and "a, a. few lays prior
to the state convention at James
town.
The Dunn County Dramatic and De-
batting club supplies healthy winter
entertainment for friends and neigh
boris, says The Dunn County Pro-
moter.
Farmers at Finley, by attendance
ana interest: displayed appreciation Of
the programs arranged for he four
days short course to be held at the
commercial club rooms.
Miss Minnie J. Nelson, superintend-
2 ent of schools for Barnes county, re-
superintendent of instruction, who Is
a candidate for reelection
y The Odd Fellows at Deering were
the promoters Of an evening Of music
d for the entertainment of their friends
GIN i1IS we'll huO"n IdECes Dun dtlu
% Cox, was we'll played and staged.
d Milton has arranged for a big Scan
~dinaVian reunion and celebration, to
10 be held Feb. IL. Governor Hanna and
other speakers have been invited to
be present. A special train will be
II run from Park River.
The Forman Independent is proud
= of the fact that the Sargent county
school children's corn exhibit at the
recent Tri-State Grain Growers con-
vention at Fargo attracted so much
lattention and favorable comment.
The Reader Times: The nineteen
head Of registered Pol1ed Angus cattle
arrived this week, which Joshua and
Henry Davis purchased in Iowa q
., took secon prize at the international
Stock show held recently. The farm
ers beginning to realize the value OF
high bred stock.
le T~wenty-six ambitious young men a
lDesart, Adams county, have organized
q recreation club, which is proving g
great success. A hall is being fitted
ts up for basketball and indoor baseball
y and il possible a team organized tt
take on the neighboring clubs. Thu
club may start a library for the bene'
W 1T VI IT'S ilelllpSIS Ill LlS IICdL LuluI Z
A spectacular fire at Deering wa
the destruction Of the Great Northern
Of section house. The occupants safel,
iii escaped from the burning building, bu
l. none f1ad time to put on shoes ant
lg stockings and while assisting eacl
10. other they had to stand barefooted il
es the snow. Refuge plenty o
warmth was found in the near b.
e. elevator.
,r. The Binford Times referring to tn
in recent farmers institute, says the ses
m sions were well attended Inc provel
es that our farmers are of the progress
dr sive kind and willing to learn o
We methods used by others in successful
farming, and also to impart informa
e. ton on the success they nave had i
various lines Of farming" Frank San
a ford of Valley City had charge Of tn
as meetings. The institute was promote
err and financed by the commercial clu
ny Of Binford.
$50 The Ray Pioneer: The populatio
u of the city and county is ~increasin
~ rapidly. Among the new arrivals ar
the twin baby girls born at the Fl.
la' Miller home in Ray. on Tuesday morn
ing. a baby girl arriving at the hon
'h' Of Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Roseth south {
fowl on Wednesday,, a son coming I
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