The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-02
North Dakota
Kernels

North Dakota
Kernels
Within a week Glendale will have
city election, all offices to be flied.
The barber at Dickey acts as loca
cream buyer for a creamery at Du
luth.
Jail breakers in Minot left no traces
no clues, according to The Crane
FORKS Herald--only left the Jail.
AS a side issue Editor Mack of Tht
Reporter at Dickey, is making SOM
PIN money selling Ford touring cars
The next semi-annual meeting O.
the Burke County Teachers associa.
ZION Will be held at Flaxton May l
The spring tour Of North Dakota
ny the Minneapolis Symphony orches.
IRA VIII include concerts at Devils
Lake.
obstacles unsurmountable prevent.
ed the federation OF the Methodist
ana congregational churches at Car.
rington.
Twelve a loads Of potatoes. for
eating, were shipped out Of Hoople
a few days ago. most OF them to Kan.
sas City.
The Conversation club at Ellen
dale discussed good roads. and the
state laws applicable thereto, at a
recent meeting,
The members Of Hillsboro chapter
Order Of Eastern STAR royalty enter
tanned the brethren Of the A. r. G.
A. NJ. and their friends.
The Free Press It F~essenden fea-
turtles the meetings Of Farmers
clubs in a column for which A. J.
Gaumnitz is responsible.
II. c. Glasier, Of Beach, aged CO
years, had a narrow escape from death
when he was pinned under a. load OF
coal for two hours with a broken leg
and arm.
The williams County Agricultural
Fair association will hold it's annual
exposition Of farm produce, horses and
all kinds Of farm stock, on Sept. =.
3 and 4.
Public Examiner Orchard compli-
mented the city treasurer and the city
auditor Of Darlington very highly on
the splendid condition in which the
city books were kept.
A mechanic at F7axton is manufac-
turing a new churn. which he SAYS
will make butter in from three to
ten minutes-he is finding an active
demand for his invention.
The Presbyterian c~ongregation at
Devils Lake contemplates the erec-
ton Of a new church edifce, to cost
$4,000, expecting to have it completed
early in the season Of 1915.
A woman at Devils Lake had the
picture of her child enlarged, hubby
Kicked on the extravaganza and ad-
ministered corporal punishment to
the wife and he was landed in Jail.
The Kindergarten association ut
Cando has secured the services Of
the faculty Of the music department
Of Wesley college at Grand Forks to
give a concert recital for the benefit
OF the association.
Cando Herald: Capt. r. w. Main
has boxed the exhibit Of grasses and
birds which he had at the court house
and shipped them to Fish Lake. He
has gone there himself to begin his
work at the hatchery.
The contract has been let for the
United States %postoff1ce building at
Williston and work will begin about
May l. The George W. Stiles Co.. of
Chicago. ILL.,. have the contract and
the figures are $s2.S2s.
The Edgeley Mail: The more that
LOTUS talks against President
Worst. the stronger Worst is getting
with the farmers Of the state. Presi-
Worst has a record back IF him
that will stand inspection-can the
be said of Lotus?
One admirable feature in connec-
ton with the farmers clubs, in Steele
county, is the selection Of correspond
ents. who are OF the observing kind,
supply the local papers with inter
esting stories of the doings of the
clubs, some OF them giving readable
excerpt of the papers discussed.
The Record at Cando. in a very
complimentary dliuSlOIl TO Inc Work
Of the A. c. quartette, was brave
to criticise the audience for
its failure to rise in their seats when
"Old Glory" was exhibited during
the rendition of The Star Spangle
Baner, by the Glee club and the "Y"
quartette.
What will be a combined farmers
meeting, social welfare meeting, com
institute and ,neighborhood
reunion is being planned for May 20
and 30, to be held at Fessenden, un- |
der the auspices Of the Fessenden
club and the Better
Farming people, with the coopera- |
ton of other commercial and civic
organizations of the county.
Editor Hancock of The Mail, at
Edgeley says, "One thing is being |
demonstrated in this better farming |
movement and that is. when the farm
ers acquire some practical knowledge
are willing to let their neighbors |
on the way it was attained. This |
was shown at the meeting of the
farmers at the school meeting of the
ago. These gatherings are doing a
lot Of good for North Da- !
A verdict for $4,000 damages for
breach Of promise was reported in
district court at Cando against |
e. McWilliams, in the suit Of
Boreen. This verdict exceeds
by 81, 900 the original verdict return !