The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-20
North Dakota
Kernels

North Dakota
1 Kernels
DR.. P. r. Rice of Cannonball is the
new president OF the Sixth District
Medical society.
Mandan is to model Its health de-
partrnent after the cities OF Billings
and Miles City, Mont.
The knights Of Maccabees at Man
dan use full page ads. to advertise
their coming masquerade ball.
The material restriction of immigra-
ton Is being debated among the
orators in the high school at Cakes:
Farmers at Hamilton are anticipat-
ing the splendid programme arranged
for the institute scheduled for March
IL.
The Woman's club Of New Salem
discussed DR.. Montessori and her
methods of educating children at a
recent meeting.
The people Of Noonan are feeling
exceedingly chesty and elated over the
conveniences Of their recently Install
ed electric light system.
Many favorable comments are being
made. In papers west Of the Missouri
river on the excellent business loca-
ton OF the town Of Hazen.
Hopes basketball experts will meet
the Fargo High School team, Jan. "a.
The visitors have made a battle cry
for a big attendance Of fans.
A building used as a doctors office
and undertaker's rooms, at New Salem
is to be moved in the spring and re-
modelled for residence purposes.
1t required the reading Of the whole
Of a two column report Of district
court dolngs in The Cavalier Chronicle
to find out who the Judge presiding
was.
W. H. Gardner, who has owned and
operated the Drayton barber shop for
over tWenty-siX years has disposed of
the same to VIM. Eaton. Of Warroad,
MINI.
- SSSlNA VI LIlS N1dIluau
Library association is a band Of work.
ers which makes good for the institu-
ton which they aim to improve by
their efforts.
Snow was seen for the first time
this year in the city of Minot when
an inch Of the beautiful fell early
Monday. Minot claims the record for
the United States in clear days and
winter S1nghina this To1r
DR.: Hubert Won CORES, born in AK
La Chapelle, Germany, who was
prominent as in practicing veterin-
arlan in the northern part Of the
state, in Grafton as early as 1888 pass
ed away a week Or so ago.
Rev. H. o. Helseth of the Lutheran
Free church at Churchs Ferry, has
his family to Norway where a year
will be spent studying the fatherland-
later he will return to take charge Of
the churches at Bisbee and Cando.
Cavalier Chronicle: Judge Knee
shaw has ruled that the spectators
who clap their hands or stamp their
feet in the courtroom when they feel
tickled shall be put out by the sheriff
or bailiff. one trembles to think what
a stern English Judge would have
ruled.
Mandie Danielson, represented Full
lerton at the boys and girls institute
at the agricultural college, Fargo,
furnished The Cakes Journal with a
story of Our Trip to Fargo-my. she
was an observing little miss, who won
the trip as a prize for high excellence
In sewing.
William Brady, charged with wife
desertiOn was finally caught after a.
three months chase by Sheriff Kelley
of Minot, in Havre, Mont, and taken
back to Minot. His preliminary hear
Ing was continued until a week from
today in order to obtain some further
evidence against the man.. 1t is claim
ed that Brady left his wife and family
in this city, destitute, and the mother
and children have been in the charit-
able hands of the neighbors since
Brady's departure.
Fourteen members of the North Da-
kota Holstein Breeding circuit at New
Salem realized $44,430.44 from their
herds during the year just past. The
members, filled with enthusiasm be-
cause Of their wonderful success,
will hold their annual meeting at
New Salem, Feb. 20 INC Fl, to
which all farmers and cattle men
from the county and elsewhere are
invited to attend. This mount
represents the receipts from selling
to creameries and sale Of surplus
stock.
The county court has concluded it's
criminal calendar at Minot and has
commenced trying the cases on the
long civil calendar Of this court. This
term of county court will without
doubt, be the longest in the history
Of Ward county M particularly the
largest in point of number Of cases
handled. A greater share of the
criminal calendar vas made up of
pigging cases but the civil calendar
contains several notorious suits which
are drawing considerable attention in
this locality.
Title to station No. 8 on the STAN
ton-west line is now in the hands Of
the First National bank of Mandan,
the purchase having been made the
fore part Of this week. This station
will ha located in the por+bwoe+