The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-30
Moorhead Department

a patient in the Northwestern hos
pital.
The village council Of Halstad is to
get after the gambling nuisance in
that village and the playing Of rum
my me current issue of the Hal
stad paper turns the searchlight. or
the whole business and tells how the
evil has reached the circles of the
small school boys. --
The Dilworth Brotherhood, Of Ma
ch1nists announce a dancing party. at
the brotherhood hall, Dilworth, Mon
day evening, April 10.
Mayhower camp, Royal Neighbors
or America will give a card party
Tor IT, members and friends at Flat
ems hall, Tuesday, April a.. The
entertainment tickets will include a
service of refreshments. +.
Miss Olga Bratland and Oscar Olson
VINO We're married in this city, a few
days ago, will live on a farm, owned
2y the groom. several miles east Of
Lisbon, N. D.
The Caledonia high school debating
cam, last years champions of the
minnesota high school league, quail
leu Saturday night to enter the final
dt Minneapolis late in April by de-
leatlng the Redwood Falls team. The
'1ctors are the cham; ions of twenty
counties. In the state title contest,
Caledonia will meet the winner of the
Grand Rapids-Alexandria, debate.
Agricultural college authorities
make the statement thar the cost OF
morse feed has increased practically
l3I per cent in five years. =
Referring to potatoes. q Mime
apolls market report. on Saturday.
summed up the situation as follows:
Inc market on potatoes has shown
more quietness than for some time
past, and there is more or less weak
ness evident, es; ecially on table stock.
me car lot call has shown a sharp
falling off the past few DAYS, other
groW1ne sections offering goods below
ng1lres that can be quoted out from
tnlS section. 1t is generally under
STOOD there are still large holdings to
oiace. out Of this section, and holders
should not make the mistake Of hold
ing off too long. The remembrance OF
iast springs experiences ought to still
be fresh IN the minds of a great many.
and while there is not expected to be
any repetition of as depressing con-
dltlons as at that time. there are no
ereat reasons why the price level
should hold w. to present figures"
Hundreds of girls at the university
or minnesota who have aspirations to
become teachers next year are won
uSAihS "hdL impression they made on
the city superintendent last week.
during the short course, which closed
saturday, it was estimated by Dean
George #. James of the college of edu-
catlon that there were at the univer-
SHY ABOUT 500 superintendent. MANY
OF the :uperintendents came to Mime
apolls Tor the primary purpose Of in
terNleWlng irrespective teachers. Dur
ing the week Dean James office. in
tolWell hall was the meeting place
Tor superintendent and college girls
who will be seeking employment at
the close of the university in June,
IN the rotunda of the library building
the girls congregated and nabbed
the superintendent as they came out
Of the meetings, told them that they
wanted work and why they should
have il.
Hereafter the day telephone service
at Halstad will be from 6 a.. m. to 10
p. m, and a resident lineman has been
engaged, Carl Estensen, and his wife
Will have charge of the switchboard.
Farm machinery dealers at Halstad
are very busy and have already sold
enough machinery to farm a good
many thousand acres Of land.
Spring Is approaching-have YOU ar.
ranged for that plot Of alfalfa YOU
were going to start this year? If not,
take the matter up with the college Of.
agriculture and secur good seed and
advice as to how to start this king of
forage crops We should have at
least 100, 900 acres of this wonderful
crop within five years.