The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-08

North Dakota
Kernels
Excavations for the new Touring
mill at Paramount are being dug.
improvements have been made in
the lighting system used for the busi-
ness streets at Rugby.
The Editor of The Recorder at
! Dickinson has made a feature Of men
tons Of Dickinsonians in the exchang~
| es." i
The Transcript says that one can
| almost imagine that the crops of Eddy
county are crying out give us more
room"
The Binford Times expresses dts
| pleasure over the successful outcome
of the Farmers picnic at Willow lake
a week ago.
Edgeley business men appreciate the
business which comes to them from
the trains off the branch lines which
enter that town.
Mrs. W. H. Reinecke, the mine
hostess" of the hotel at Edgeley has
been making improvements which will
further popularize the house.
Some crop estimators put the Nome
country, in Barnes county, topmost in
the list of communities from which
banner yields may be expected.
Amateur gardeners say that green
peas, of the early varieties, have ma
tured very quickly this season and
supplies for a family dinner were
gathered from June rs to 27.
Three women at Adams, in Walsh
county. too the trouble to exercise
their right Of franchise and vote for
school officers according to Mrs.
Doherty Of The Adams Budget.
Udell Bros. are now in charge of
the electric light plant at Enderlin and
both are experienced men. e. L.
Udell was formerly of Wells, Mimi,
and G. D. Udell came to the state from
Minneapolis.
The business men Of Gwinner APP
p%reciate the daily freight service which
has been placed at their disposal by
the Northern Pacific and Of course it
is popular in other towns on that
line.
Medina had the largest class in
J Stutsman county this year. Eight boys
and eight girls received their eighth
grade diplomas there. A member of
this class also had the highest aver
age in the county. Commencement
programs were also held at Cleveland,
Pingree, Kensal n Buchanan.
Some papers with much
p~Ositiveness that "the election is over
yes, the election Of 1914. Not So,
the elimination Of the surplage OF can
didates by the authorized voter is
over; in other words, the primary is
over-the election to be held pursuant
to general law, the first Tuesday in
November, is yet to come.
Wishek News: John S. Wolf is
erecting a small concrete building on
his farm a few miles east Of town in
which he expects to install a small
creamery plant for his own use. Mr..
Wolf is milking about twenty cows at
present and he will hereafter make his
own butter instead Of selling the
cream.
AS an experiment a New Salem
booster has erected three small cot
tages for rent, all in a group and sup
piled with four rooms and a coal shed
downstairs and two rooms upstairs.
each house with a water supply pump
ed from a deep we'll. If the demand Is
as reported, more cottages will be
erected. When an enterprise is need
ed in New Salem it is generally sup
piled.
The Adams Budget: An unusual
sight could be seen on the Grant farm
about two miles and a half north of
town this week when eleven plows
were turning the ground at the same
time on a piece that was being sum-
mer fallowed. Six Of the plows are
attached to the gas tractor, seven
horses were pulling a triple gang and
five horses on a gang. All the horses,
plows and engine are the property of
Mrs. Grant and son Ulysses.
A Mandan school boy, with his wire
less apparatus, a day or two ago,
caught the time signals as sent out
from the wireless station at the Uni
versity of Grand Forks. The par
tuS is n of the best manufactured.
1t has a receiving radius of 1000 miles
and a sending radius of about 400
miles. The Doran apparatus at Bis
marck is almost the same, and the
} owner claims to have caught messages
( as far away as Key West, Fla.
The Tribune at Rugby, last week,
printed a well executed half-tone pic
l ture of the Lutheran Good Samaritan
hospital at Rugby. Last year, ending
> April l, the institution handled 4S4
cases. The cash receipts from all
sources amounted to $20,52 and the
> total disbursements $20,499. Miss
Stennes Is the superintendent in
? charge and the business administration
> of the institution is in the hands OF
q the directors Of the hospital associa-
n ton.
The item in regard to the nomination
of c.. E. Cavett as superintendent OF
\ schools for Ransom county got unused
up in the process of composition and
this column was made to say prac.
, tically, that he was elected to succeed
himself-the word nominate, in the
mix-up, was omitted. In this column
the greatest care has been exercised
in using the words nominate an
:, election" in their proper relations
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