The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-21

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A. +. Hunter was reelected presi-
dent Of the Grand Forks Clearing
House association.
The immigration committee at Cando
Is "a live Wire'-shoWs by it's works
that 1t Is doing things.
The Medina paper contained items
galore Of this II that person going
to Fargo on business"
All Of the pupils have their turn In
the new and we'll equipped gymnasium
installed in the city schools of Park
River.
Charles Russell, IS years of age,
champion pig raiser in Bottineau, was
given front page positions since his
return from Fargo.
A Northern Pacific freight train
was wrecked several miles south of
Pembina Tuesday, causing a com
plete tieup of traffic on that line.
The LutheranS at CrookstOn have
paid all their subscriptions to the new
church building fund. Every bill has
been paid and there is a NEST egg of
$3.50 in the treasury.
- EhS. oisoH OIL DWlSnl, aged ~
years, died from an attack Of pneumo-
MIA. The death is particularly sad,
coming on the fortieth wedding ami
Versary of the old n happy couple.
After establishing one of the most
remarkable records for lack of snow
and winter weather, the elements we're
turned loose Monday night, and prac-
ttcally the entire northwest is now
covered with a thick blanket Of snow.
The commercial club at Cando has
been asked to lend it's aid in the pro-
posed enforcement of the law which
prohibits the sale of tobacco to minors
school authorities say there is too
much tobacco used by the boys of
Cando.
jamestown Capital: Elmer Strong
returned today from South st. Paul
where he marketed a car load Of hogs
from Pingree. He said the market is
being oversold with hogs. The run
was so heavy that 1t was necessary
to put his shipment in a sheep pen.
The Masonic lodge of Cando has
offered two prizes, first SIS, and the
second $40, to be given the best de-
baters in this county. Different de-
bates will be held until the two best
have been found, for the one grand
contest in Cando. Boys and girls may
be contestants.
The adjourned December term of
district court opened at Devils Lake,
Judge c. w. Buttz presiding. The
case of Caroline Keller against
Harvey Anderson was the first called
for trial. The plaintiff claimed money
due for nursing and keeping the late
Mrs. Anderson. A verdict in favor of
the plaintiff in the sum of $192.50 was
returned by the jury.
Pembina Pioneer Express: The in
crease in stock raising in this vicinity
the last few years is remarkable and
1t will not be long before every farm
er will pay more attention to that
branch of husbandry. Last year there
were larger shipments of cream to
creameries below over previous years.
Foremost among the shippers has been
Matt Fritz, on tho Carlisle line, who
contributed from fourteen COWS last
season and which he will increase to
twenty next summer. He is a thor
ough believer in raising stock and he
is setting a pace worthy of emulation,
The enrolment at the school Of for
estry at Bottineau is eighty. This is
l" ILL., @CI6lL 11lOIS lIidl lie LOIdl en-
rollment for the past year, being an
increase Of about 60 per cent over last
years enrolment. Some of the de.
partments are becoming crowded and
1t looks very much as If some
ment will have to be made next year
for additional room space. Should it
be possible to arrange for a dormitory
the number of students would probab-
" double. Students are enrolling ev-
ery day, SO that it is likely the enroll
ment will be considerably larger by
the end Of this month.
The annual report of the state at
torney of Benson county, just filed
with the attorney general. shows that
instituted in that county. Two of
these cases were dismissed by the
states attorney, two were acquitted
upon trial, and three dismissed on pre-
liminary examination, while the re-
manning fifty-two show either a con-
viction Upon trial or q plea Of guilty.
This is n of the best showings in
the state and speaks we'll for the
states attorney for that county, Thos.
H. Burke, Of Minnewaukan, N. D., who
conducted all Of he cases without as
sistanCe.
The North Dakota conference of
Seventh Day Adventists will be we'll
represented at the biennial. session of
the Northern Union conference of that
denomination which will be held in
Minneapolis Jan. 81 to Feb. 8. Elder
S. E.. Jackson Of Jamestown, president
of the conference, will head the dele
ration from this state, which will be
composed of practically ali the clergy
men and Bible teachers in its employ.
Among others who will attend from
this conference are: Carl Leer, A.
V. Rhoades, N. M. Jorgenson, J. j.
Reiswig, J. H. Seibel,. Martin Olson,
w. A. Away, j. B. Clymer, Olaf
Rouning, M. Ruskjer, Mrs. Bertha Jor-
censor n Others. Among the cities
that will be represented are Harvey,
Lincoln, Jamestown. Fargo, Valley
City, Bowdon, Grand Forks, Rock
Lake, Upham and other places. ..
kIoten News.
Kloten, N. D, Jan. Ito The For
UNI: Mr.. n Mrs. Slonlin of Kloten
and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Geese of Mich