The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-14

good roads.
There is ak of the establishment OF
a creamery at HampIe, on the CO.
operative plan.
Ex-United State Marshal Shea de-
MES that he is going to renove to the
western part of the state.
To he up to the times cobhIers in
the small towns are installing shoe
mending machinery and establishing
shoe hospitals.
Charges have been lodged against
the mayor and chief of police OF
Hankinson, alleging that they failed
to enforce the laws.
Editor Hager. Of Grafton, urges that
district judges. take steps to insure
a better safe guarding of jurtes
against approach during trial.
John H. Worst was superintendent
Of schools for Enmons county, ac-
cording to the In Pioneer Days"
column Of the Emmons County Rec
ord Of last week.
The editor of The Broadax, at
LidgerwOod, r~ejoices that there is
less political gush in the country
newspapers, then ever before since
the primary system became a law.
\ good supply Of farm Iaborers is
reported in Cavalier county and the
prevailing wages paid are S3J d month,
but reasonably comfortable sleeping
quarters have to be supplied or relia-
Bile help CanOt be secured OF retained.
The News at H~ankinson. Richland
county, says: That cold. raw wealth
er the past week has delayed seeding
operations which otherwise would be
few warm days will see the work
proceeding with a rush, however.
George kunrath, a farmer lear
Cakes, is going to build himself a new
barn, a large sWinery and improve his
old barn and add a little to it. He
sent twelve teams into town a day or
two ago to take out the first INSTALL
ment of lumber for the new struc-
lures.
Country correspondents must have
A very queer idea Of the principles OF
publicity and newspaperdom when
they refuse to sign news notes they
send to their local newspaperS-a
| waste OF time anu energy cause
their work does not get beyond the
editors waste paper basket.
Some heads of high schools seem to
have adopted useful and practical
methods Of teaching civics-in one
school there has been a board Of
county commissioners" organized to
! illustrate the practical method of pro-
cedure and in another one there is "a
board OF township supervisors'.
Following the ceremonies of confer
ring the first and third degrees by the
Hamilton lodge. A. F. & A. NJ, recent
ed with a beautifully chaste emblem
attic ring as an expression of appreci-
alton for the valued services rendered
the lodge during his term OF office.
A lodge OF Odd Fellows has been
instituted at Forbes n it will be
known as Forbes lodge No. 149. There
is a charter list of fourteen members.
The lodge was Instituted by Past
Grand Master f. F. BodeI, of Ellen
dale, and he was assisted by a num-
Der Of the brothers Of the Glendale
lodge.
At Hankinson there is a persistent
rumOr to the effect that the 500 will
! SOOn put on dnOLQGT LO-LllS-CDaSL pas
senger train to take the place of the
the new train will be given a schedule
that will be a bigger accommodation
to the patrons in that it will not be
run so close to the local.
An item in The Emmons County
Record, of April II, 1889, reads as
follows: "A Williamsport young man
hands in the following announcement:
Please state in your next issue that
John Fl. Worst will hold Easter SER
vices in the ~schoolhouse at Williams
port on Easter Sunday, April II, at 3
o'clock p. m. The Williamsport choir
will assist in the SERVICE
The warnings which have been
printed by the hundred, in the shape
of reports Of heart-rending accidents
and the killing of loved ones, by the
careless use Of firearms and danger
GUS weapons, seem to have been en-
tirely futile-1en and boys still con-
tinue to handle weapons as though
they were mere pieces of wood, and the
didn't know it was loaded story is
still palnled off as an excuse. or rea-
son, for the killing or manning Of that
boy or man.
= The Harvey Herald published an
/. extra edition to tell all about the
, opening of the new Harvey hospital.
The front page was adorned with a
four column cut of the attractively
Il designed building, a cut of one OF the
private rooms and the operating room.
! Another page was devoted to stories
of the different members of. the staff
with their pictures, also there were
pictures of the nurses, and personnel
Of professional men interested in the
institution.
The Edmore Herald: A very I'M
portant decision recently reached by
the Farmers club is the one on pota-
toes, whereby it was agreed that all
should grow the Early Ohio variety.
= Fl. J. Nyhus was appointed q commit
tee of one to locate a place to get good
seed, and those who want seed should
communicate with Mr.. Nyhus and
: place an order for seed for a certain
number OF acres. This is a wise move,
with the end in view, next year per
haps, of building a potato warehouse
and going into the business more En-
tensiVely.
Township boards have a problem or
their hands in the matter of selecting
competent men to build and repair
| the roads. The Republican at Lang
don referring to the subject SAYS thai