The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-06

in Sheridan county since April l.
The McClusky Gazette boasts about
the success Of raising pure blood York
shire swine in that vicinity.
Counties that have adopted a sys-
tenn Of medical inspection for county
boys and girls are Wells, LaMoure,
and McHenry.
A monster, well-designed flower
bed is The attraction in the city park
at Ryder and is said to be the work
of the village marshal.
The Webster Theatrical Co., Fargo,
will supply the entertainment for Pho
neers' day at Tolna, which is being
promoted by the commercial club.
The State. at Bismarck, says that
we can raise our own comedians"
when making a caustic reference to
Jimmy ~Foley-better show a real ma
tive comedian,
The burning Of a parn near Sanborn
was caused by q spark from the house
chimney setting fire to a wisp of hay
which filled the hole of a broken win
dow in the barn,
Over fifty people were granted final
citizen PAPER at the term of court for
Williams county. The next hearing
will be in October for which July l Is
the last filing day.
Hamar has a new public hall. 24x64
feet. which is sheathed inside and out
with steel and is supplied with a roomy
stage so that the structure will be
useful for all kinds Of entertainments
and nubliC meetings.
The high school at Ryder has reach
ed he dignity this year Of having a
class to present for graduation. The
exercises will be held June 10 and B..
H. Kroeze, president of jamestown
college will make the address.
Motorcycle accidents are getting to
be very numerous. according TO re-
ports. One speeder ran into 4 barb
ed wire fence-the doctor says he will
not do any more riding on that kind
of a vehicle this year at least, and
perhaps never any more.
Towner ews-Tribune: Kottke VAL
ley and Granville districts are giving
physical examinations to all the child
rem of school age in their respective
districts this week. This is q. splendid
thing for the children, and is product
i've Of lasting good results.
Mine host Langlois Of the Waldorf
hotel at Ray and w. F. Lamire a
jeweler of the same city made a horse
back journey to Beach and back for
the purpose Of studying the topo-
graphy Of the country along the
route.
The Civil league Of Williston is
proud of the art. music and literary
department Of the organization, it is
so popular that the attendance ranges
about sixty ladies, who enjoy the
splendid programs and delicious re-
freshments which are served.
The Edgeley Juvenile band was an
attraction at the meeting of the state
Sunday School association at James
town. The jamestown Alert printed
a large, well-executed half-tone pic
ture Of the boys and girls of the or
ganization, which is n of twenty-six
I~ieCes.
NorthWood will hold one Of it's big
market days on June 6. A special
feature is the auction sale and the
market day committee looks for a re-
cord breaking attendance, and will
make a special effort to have a large
listing Of horses for bona fde sale.
Northwood never has less than 1000
visitors on market day.
The alumni association of the La
kota high chool has. elected officers
as follows: President, David Hullett;
vice president, Ethel Harbaugh; sec
rotary, George Holicky. Commence
ment affairs will begin next Sunday,
when the b~accalaureate sermon will be
preached. Commencement day is the
Friday following, June II.
Bird lovers and protectors are on
tiClpating the annual meeting Of The
state Audubon society which will
probably be held at Devils Lake, in
August, so that advantage may be
taken of the assembling there of a
large number of school teachers. Eff
forts are being made to secure the at
tendance Of a distinguished naturalist.
That feeding cattle is a profitable
business in North Dakota is the state
ment of James McCabe of Glasston,
one of the we'll known farmers of
Pembina county. Mr.. McCabe's con-
clusion is based on the returns from
a carload of steers which he shipped
The a contained twenty-five two
year old steers and five hogs.
The Monitor at Lidgerwood wants
the business men of that city to take
a leave out Of the book of the mer-
chants at Binford and actively help
the farmers in the repair of the roads
tributary to the town-digging out
boulders, filing up dangerous holes
and doing the necessary grading, be-
lieving that it will pay a hundred
fold.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist Episcopal church of McClusky
has been doing some strenuous work
the past year. At the last meeting the
society paid for the cement walks in
front of the church property and de-
cided to nave the church wired for
electric lights. The society voted to
lredecorate the church by painting and
vanishing the interior and installing
pews.
According to The American, at La
kota, a judgment for 81, 709.4 Al has been
entered on the court docket at Forman
by Judge Allen against former County
Auditor Irving, now in California.
This is the sequel of suits brought for
fees. Prior to the departure of Mr..
Irving last year he paid about $500
under protest. This judgment is addi-
| tional to that sum and for fees he is
alleged to have withheld for his own
personal use, instead Of turning them
over to the county treasurer.
The Western Railroads.