The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-18
North Dakota
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New settlers from Freeport, ILL.,, are
arriving 1t Rogers.

ldEIlflnS at ROGERS.
1t requires dynamite in the excava.
ton Of easements at Maddox.
Farmers at Alfred are displaying
enthusiasm along Better Farming
lines. 81
Enterprising boys at Jud are ar.
ranging entries in a pork production
contest.
The Missouri Slope Educational as
ISOLATION will meet in Bismarck, April
. and s.
A statue to the memory of General
Custer is to adorn one Of the local
parks at Mandan.
The site has been and
staked out for the new Roman Catho-
lie school at Sykeston.
The school board at Crystal has re-
engaged the present force of teachers
for the next school year.
Owing to an increase in the tele-
phone patronage, Wilton is to have an
improved service and lines.
u Sl"u! cluo AT hamilton mas
completed an exhaustive review of
Master and Man. by Tolstoi.
The commissioners Of Wells county
have authorized the payment of a
gopher bounty at , cents per tail.
F.. Fl. Lewis of Wabasha, Mimi. has
been reelected superintendent of the
schools at Wilton at 4 salary Of $1,000
a year.
The milling company at Cavalier
has shipped ~twcnty-six carloads of po-
tatoeS to the eastern markets this
season.
Potato growers at Maddox are adj
Vertising selected seed stock for sale,
early Rose, Burbanks and Ohios, all
free from scab.
Maddox has been entirely free from
any contagious diseases this winter.
The school children were v~accinated
only as q p~recaution.
Editor Rrekken Of The Pekin Budget
mas greatly inn rovcd his paper, with
the ambition to make it the leading
paper Of Nelson county.
4 90 ilIClS Z EuII1OTe TeDOrt I'M .
uortant losses br gain thieves, and the
sheriff OF Ramsey county is doing his
best to get a scent on the scoundrels,
The senior class Of the high school
az st. Thomas PRESENTED Miss Pain
tons play, The Crimson and the Blue,
as a st. Patrick's dav entertainment
The secretary of the commercial
club at Binford has taken UP the mat
ter Of stocking the lakes in that vicin-
ny, with the state game and fish COM
mission.
The Brinsmade paper is proud Of the
several young people in that vicinity
VINO have graduated in the tenth an
nual industrial course at the agricul-
tural college at Fargo.
II principal of the school at Ana
moose has arranged with one of the
local banks TO open school savings &C.
counts for the children for the purpose
OF teaching industry n thrift.
Editor Johnson Of The Edmore Her
ald-News seems to be afraid to boost
the rme institute, as witness the
third line in his local news column
six point condensed blackface.
There is a woman's department Of
the Daisy Farmers club and il is
showing considerable interest and en-
terprise in the effort to make it an
educational and social organization,
A prominent feature of. the district
meeting of the order of Rebekahs at
Park River was the "question box
which aroused some interesting and
profitable discussions. Miss Anna Nc
Pherson was elected president and the
next meeting will be held at Lang
don.
The commercial club at Binford is
promoting a market day enterprise,
the date for which will be between
seeding and harvest. Also the club
decided to communicate with the
Northern Pacific asking the company
to advertise the vacant fertile lands
in that section in the effort to induce
settlers to locate there.
Emmons County Republicans: The
government has placed an order with
kurtH Bros. for four registered Duroc
Jersey pigs-three sows and one boar
to be used on an experiment farm
near Garrison, this state. The order
will be filed. Kurtz Bros. furnishing
the boar and A. e. I've the sows. The
price o1lered is sou per head.
st. Thomas Times: The railroad
commission has two expert account
ants in the field checking up elevator
accounts where poor bookkeeping
made the financial condition of the
company n problem. Yet some elevator
peo; le contend they have . right to
keep their books on their shirt sleeve
if they want to do business that way.
Fortunately. this kind Of thinkers arc
few and far between.
A special car arrived at Brinsmade
a few days g containing seven fami-
lies who have bought farms near to
that town. the car coming direct from
Fort Wayne, Ind. The heads of the
families are all experienced farmers
who brought with them c~reral car
loads Of household goods and farm
stock, etc. The Star gives the loca-
ton of the farms which the newcom-
| ers have bought. d..
Under the new order of things there
is likely to be trouble on the rural
mail routes, in some parts Of the state,
IL the carriers are allowed to miss
their trips on account of bad roads
with SO much agitation for good
roads people everywhere ought to he
on the alert. and If bad pieces of road
cannot be fixed permanently some
temporary work should be done to
show good faith and intent.
Kurt Bros, Of Ernr1ons county,
have received official information from
the Sixth National Corn exposition,
| inst closed at ToafIaE rsar that fhey,