The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-14
North Dakota
Kernels

II North Dakota
Kernels
At Drake Marquis wheat sells al
$3.50 a bushel.
Farmers clubs are being organized
in communities tributary to Wildrose.
The completion Of the electric light
plant at Noonan was celebrated by the
residents.
The First National bank Of Ender-
lin has joined the Bankers Reserve
association.
Napoleon is happy again-it has a
good barber at the chair which has
been vacant for a long time.
"a bigger and better Napoleon for
the year 1914" is the motto across the
front page Of The Homestead.
A valuable horse belonging to a
farmer at Glenburn ate sulphur in
such a quantity that death ensued.
Lie SHERWOOD Tribune invites
farmers to call at the office and help
themselves to good road" literature.
The annual Lake Region Develop
ment association midwinter fair will
be held at Devils Lake Feb. ii. IL and
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The pupils in the public schools at
Maddox vie with each other to keep
up the maximum average daily at
tendance.
The general is that Mo-
hall has a perfect right to boast about
its well built and splendid equipped
new school building.
Theatres in small towns are being
taxed to their capacity with people
anxious to See the pictures Of The
Last Days of Pompeii.
Six farm conventions will be held in
Morton county in January and Febru-
airy under the direction of the Morton
County Development league.
The 500 has got to arrange for a
new water supply at Drake-a pipe
line to Bush axe seems feasible for
q supply of natural soft water.
The city Of Bismarck is prepared to
extends an enthusiastic welcome to the
North Dakota Press association when
that body meets Friday and Saturday.
William H. Elfring, former pastor of
the congregational church at Sioux
City, Ia, was installed as pastor of
the Plymouth Congregational church
of Grand Forks.
A change was made in the state
oank torce at Upham when Jos Fahey
who has been cashier for the past nine
months. resigned and Jay Johnson
who has held the position of assistant
cashier. was elected to, take his place.
The Sherwood Tribune says a
rumor is current that the Great
Northern will issue a new schedule,
No. 6 is to leave Minot earlier and |
that means a change in the local SO
that connections may be made at
Granville for the east.
rive applicants for licenses to en- |
in the dental practice in North |
Dakota are in Grand Forks taking the
regular examinations. The applicants |
are: E. D.. Timrnins, Cakes, N. D;
T. c. Selwig, Hominy, MINI; S. w. |
Fergus, Hawkins. N. D.; M. w.
Doyle, Wayzata, Mimi
George Hougen, assistant postmas-
ter at Beach, eloped with Miss Hazel
Chrystler Of that place Saturday. The
parents of the daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chrystler, We're unaware of the elope- |
ment' Mr.. Chrystler is the manager
of the electric light plant.
The Plainsman at Wildrose. Will
tams county says many complaints |
are made over veXing delays of the
mail and is calling on postal inspec- !
tore to come over and help U.S." One
has written a personal letter |
to the postmaster general the tenor of |
which he says will start something
doing.
Train service over the Great North |
ern extension from Fairview to Arne-
gard, Mckenzie county. was begun. a
tri-Weekly service being arranged. |
some time work trains have been |
operating over the branch. but no ia
for the transportation of pas
had been provided. The tri-
weekly service handles both freight
and passenger traffic.
The Maddox Standards: A local
merchant remarked the other day thai
cash business had been exception
ally good the past year. Upon being
asked to what he ascribed this, he
replied that he thought the local
creamery was entitled to a good share
Of the credit for it. Does it pay to
support a local creamery? Well, this
mans experience ought to be a posi-
tive answer.
Thomas Porte of Grand Forks is
preliminary plans for the an
nual meeting of the North Dakota |
association which will be held
in Grand Forks Feb. 10 and II, and
for the meeting of the state optom-
etry examining board, which meets
the succeeding two days. The pro-
grannle for the convention has not
been completed yet. For the optom-
etry board examinations there will be |
O. large class Of candidates.
That there will be a speedy reor-
of the realty firm Of Wheel
ock & Wheelock and their subsidiary
concern, the Dakota Investment Co.,,
is predicted. The appointment of q
receiver is considered only a temper
airy matter for the purpose of conserv- l.
ing the assets Of the creditors. A plan
has been evolved by the receiver by
every creditor d can easily be
paid in full and several hundred
thousand dollars in assets conserved. |
Barrie News.
Barrie, N. D., Jan. 13.-To The For
UNI: The basket party held last Sat-
urday evening at the church was a