The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-13

gan!sed at FordVille
Twenty boys from LaMoure county
will attend the Farm Boys encamp-
ment at Valley City, June rs to July
u,
DR.. Stearns Of Fargo college deliv-
| cred the commencement address be-
fore the seniors Of the high school at
Forest River.
The old Catholic church in Ham
kinson was struck by lightning In
one Of the recent transforms, and
burned to the ground.
Considerable hail fell over the
| country south Of Wahpeton a week
ago and quite a little damage was
done to the gardens and growing
grain.
Lightning struck the Strasburg
church near Linton a few days g
during a terrific storm and consid-
cradle damage was done to the fine
structure.
The editor Of The Transcript at New
Rockford seems to be an adept at
forming combinations of words which
are not to be mistaken as to what
they mean.
A mean trick Is to steal a farmers
work harnesses at this season Of the
year, yet there are men who do that
kind Of work at Stady. according to
The Leader.
There appears to be plenty Of ac-
tivity in the office of the register of
deeds of Emmons county, especially
in the filing of patents for United
States lands.
The members of the Doric lodge.
A. F. & A. NJ, Rollette attended the
dedication of the Masonic cottoge at
the state sanatorium at Dunseith. The
building cost $4,000
Miss Maria Sanford of the uni
versity of Minnesota made the COM
mencement address for the high school
Of Park River. A class Of twelve was
presented this year.
The new Roman Catholic church at
Beach will be dedicated Sunday, June
81. The cost of the sacred edifice was
$50, 900 without the interior furnish
ings and decorations.
T.. ii. COlilS, OIL NldIudu VIII DS OLlS
of the North Dakota Yoemen who
will be in attendance at the annual
convention of the fraternity at Des
Moines, Ia, June 26, q.
There is to be a permanent dis
play of products of the farms tributary
to Darlington. One of the boosters
in the town has rendered the use of
a big display for the purpose.
The summer term OF the district
court for Morton county will open
June IS. The celebrated Mccullough
McGregor horse stealing case is one
Of the original cases to be tried.
The new school house proposition was
defeated at McGregor, but it is only
fair to say that many voters were kept
away from the polls on account of in
again soon.
President E. F. Smith of the state
science school at Wahpeton has gone
east to attend alumni meetings at
Dartmouth college, N. H, from which
institution he graduated a quarter of
a century ago.
A summer term of the Teachers
Training school for Richland county
will be oIened at the state science
school at W%ahpeton June II, for a
period of six weeks. Superintendent
R. M. Black will De the conductor.
Mrs. Ole A. Hauge, of Fairdale, met
with a painful accident one day last
week. She was leading a calf, when
the animal ran and Mrs. Hauge be
came entangled in a Darbed wire fence
and one of her arms was badly LAGER
ated.
1t ppear from local papers, that
automobile drivers shatter the laws
at Darlington, some of them with ut
) ter defiance. There have been some
near fatalities and the chief police
8 man of the town is going to enforce
the laws.
Festival services are to be held al
Bruflat church, near Portland, June
IA, commemorating the sixteenth an
niversary of the founding and pas.
torate of the church. Professor E
Hove Of st. Paul will be the rrin.
cipal speaker.
Langdon has perfected a Boosters
organization, which will make it.
> first appearance in public on Monday
June 22, when a tot of the western
part of the county will be made il
the interests of the chautauqua an
the county fair.
Morton county papers say that goot
d reports are coming in from the farm
ers who purchased marquis seec
e wheat. They claim it sprouted quick
n ly and is making rapid growth an
8 looks very promising. CroIs of a.
: kinds are looking fine.
a States Attorney Biting of Mandar
while campaigning for the senatoria
seat from the thirtieth district, me
with an unfortunate mishap at Raj
eigh last week which put him out Q
on a board with a rusty nail in
= and the nail penetrated far into tn
: ball of his left foot, making him yer
g lame for several days.
The Rolette Examiner: With tn
y increased interest in dairying through
out the state, other valuable result
IT in the way Of development are be
u ing noted. A cheese factory, the sec
ond factory of the kind to the estah
IF lished in the state, has just been in
&c stalled at Palermo. under favorab,
Is conditions. The manufacture of chees
is a natural result Of the spread {
dairying and this industry will ur
doubtedly grow and prosper.
TT LaMoure Echo: J. J. Goar, forema
l. of the Great Northern Bridge Co., an
i'll force of men, left for Fullerton Sur
day, M. Connolly hauling the birds
t. building tools overland. The birds
n across the James river west of La
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