The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-27

Reports are that crop conditions
about Hanover are the. very best.
A term Of the district court for
Burke county will be opened July 8.
The Baptists at Hamilton have
greatly improved their church editice'
The Sheyenne high school presented
a class of five for graduation this year.
New Leipzig is making preparations
for a grand Fourth of July celebra-
ton.
A civic improvement at Esmond is
the construction of cement tile side
walks.
The first district of the state W. c.
r. u. recently held a three days con-
v~ention at Bisbee.
Crops near Fryburg in Billings,
county are progressing nicely with the
recent moisture they have had.
The Towner County Sunday School
association annual convention will be
held, at Cando, July 25 and rs.
The local papers proudly
that the recent primary campaign was
a "mudless" one in Sargent county.
From one cause or another there
have Deer many losses from death
among farm horses SO far this year.
Corn acreage Is much larger in the
vicinity of Esmond this year han last
as there are more hogs to eed-good
business that.
The Forman News says that over
5000 people recently attended the
eighth annual reunion of Old Settlers
association Of Sargent county.
The Great Northern Is preparing a
new train schedule for the line from
Cando to Brandon n it is to be sub
mitted to both own for their ap-
prevail.
The Elgin Improvement association
promoted a Farmers excursion to that
town for the demonstration of farm
topics and discussions in English and
German.
The Driscoll News says the fine
) rains during the past two weeks
have been very beneficial, and the
prospects for a bumper crop at this
time were never better.
/ The cartoon published by The State
, at Bismarck, seems to have been a
= vote getter for Mr.. Hanna-the re-
q turns prove that the picture was alb
soIutely ignored by the voters.
+ Three farmers south Of Almont, re-
! a-oa+;,o11v hoya n1orfnH fvn oNTnc nj
strawberry plants this year, follow
: ing successful experiments. That par
of the state is adapted for the grow
= ing Of the luscious fruit.
= Cando is to have a new rural mai
= route. beginning August l. The route
% will run northeast of Cando in the di'
- rection Of w. F. Longs and Elias
S~tubblefeld's farms then west to Con
g sidine, returning south to Cando.
H. c. Anderson, SO years of age
married, was drowned while trying t.
- ford the Cannonball river with the
Urinary returns which he was carry
- ing from southern precincts of Morton
county to Mandan. The mans horses
were lost too.
II The high schools Of Morton count,
have received their money from tn
y recent a~pportionment, Mandan $72O
Glen Ullin, $3.50; New Salem, $27C
y Four graded schools also received tn
IL state aid money to which they ar
~ entitled, Haymarsh, Simms, Hebron
20 and Shields.
Assistant State Dairy COMMISSIONS
- Pierce declares that an unusua
~ amount of interest is being taken i
p the proposed inspection of the NeN
% Salem dairying district farms o
~ June 80 and July l, which is being ar
-. ranged by the cooperation of the agrl
20 cultural college and his department c
- state.
E. S. Neal, state immigration agen
is preparing a state real estate book
let or bulletin, and this booklet vi
contain choice bargains in farm lane
from every section of the state. TT
expense is borne entirely by the stat
and it is expected that Considerab
good will result from the issue, in tt
way of land sales.
Old time residents of New Sale
will be interested in the followir
n item for the reason that ]. J. Luc
&c was a member of the first color
MS settling in New Salem, when II
railroad was being built and 1t WI
;, nothing but a shanty town. He
10 now an inventor of an automobi
tire which promises to be a gree
thing. J. j. Luck's son. E. A. Luc
who also lived here with his faith
for several years, is director Of publ
-. city of Corpus Christi, Texas, one
- the most promising cities Of the sout
The tires are being made at San Al
tonic in the factory Of the Luck III
& Manufacturing Co.
A silo is being erected on the Thon
as Connell farm near Hamilton. r.
Jackson, the dairy expert, who h!
charge of it's construction says, Il
silo will nave a solid concrete wall S
7lr inches thick reinforced with wire fel
cling, and is to be 14x40. The silo, W
be entirely above ground, there bell
nothing gained by going into t.
ground where the water Is so close
the surface. In order to insure pc
: feet drainage there will be only t
dirt floor. Mr.. Jackson ays some re
ommend a solid floor, but in this cou
FL try where the corn a more mo1stu
in the stocks than in the states furt
:. err south, it is not advisable. the S
'ng is being put up according to the go
lst ernment's idea of silo constructor.
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