The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-23

G. w. Stambaugh Is the name of the
new postmaster at Darlington.
New bids for the United States
building at Wahpeton will be opened
May 5.
The Ryder. Journal gives no Gre
dence to the railroad dope" wired out
of Darlington.
BARRIERS at Darlington " automo-
biles and ride to and from their work
In their machines.
Leeds has a baseball team and the
season will open with a game to be
arranged for on May is.
Seeding about st. Thomas Is well
under way following several days of
very favorable weather for that
work.
General spring conditions are fair
In communities about Mimic, but a
little moisture now would be well
coined.
Exceptionally high prices were the
ruling features at the leasing of state
lands in Adams county. The PRICES
ranged from SO to 81.
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Cando has an official municipal gar
bage wagon, which regularly makes
the rounds Of the city twice a week,
under ordinance regulations.
The Civic league of Park River COM
prises a body of women which has
undertaken the proper maintenance Of
the beauty spots of the city.
Hettinger will BIZ on the baseball
map Of the state-the fans announce
that the town will have a team which
will be ambitious to get into fast COM
pany.
william Galloway, formerly a resi-
dent Of Walhalla, passed away recent
ly at Hanley. Sask. He was 55 years
Of age and is survived by a wife and
family.
The Fourth Of July celebration at
Drayton will be under the manage
ment Of the commercial Club--it is to
be one Of the old time kinds Of celebra-
tons.
The Riverside Guernsey Cattle club,
Of Grafton township in Walsh county,
have just purchased a fine Guernsey
sire. Max Marshall, Of Woodland, No.
25398.
Miss Marion Dickinson. a native Of
Benson county and a talented gradu-
ate Of the state university, is a. can
didate for county superintendent of
schools.
The Bohemian American Dramatic
club at Pisek does it's share in the
supplying of entertainment for the
townspeople and 1t Is greatly ap-
preciated.
officers Of the North Dakota Ma
tional guard expect to see a company
established at Leeds, where a couple
of squads will o % be under drill in
struCtiOn.
Several members of the class to be
graduated from the normal-industrial
school at Glendale a been selected
for good positions for the school year
Of 1914-15.
In it's current issue The Record at
Glendale printed a list Of twenty-nine
real estate transfers, but the compiler
OF the list did not give the money
considerations.
Well informed people at Valley City
say that it won't be long before the
500 will be dow town and occupying
a passenger station in the heart of the
business center.
A Hillsboro stockman ascertained
by test that It cost him a months feed
to dehorn grown steers but he made
$22.5O per acre by feeding corn to
steers and hogs at that.
The man or woman who makes it
a common practice to send away from
their own town for things they wear
and use are in bad with the editor
Of The News at Paramount.
Now that the village Of Forman has
a big personal damage suit to settle
by reason Of a defective sidewalk. the
town authorities nave ordered all the
dition.
Lutheran services in Norwegian
were held in the Methodist church at
Forman Faster Sunday morning and
Roman Catholics attended high mass
In the hail of the Modern Woodmen of
America.
Music in public schools was dis
cussed at a recent meeting Of the
Parents and Teachers league at
Enderlin. Miss Amidon of the Valley
City normal school gave the principal
address.
Herman Brant, a. prominent farmer
at Ryder, and somewhat a philosopher,
says the cool weather Of late Is just
as it should be-and added that the
people get the weather that Is good
for them and don't know it. .
Next Sunday. the anniversary of the
founding of Oddfellowship in this
country, many Odd Fellow lodges will
attend church services in a body in
, the morning and listen to special SER
mons, which have been arranged for.
The budget of Walsh county for the
Of which 100000 will be wanted for
roads and bridges. The amount to be
raised by taxation will be $91, 1872 and
the other sources Of revenue will
amount to $11.125. ia.
The Ryder Journal: The first real
indication of the 500 extension over
the reservation occurred Tuesday
to Plaza. from where they engaged
rigs to take them over h proposed
line. A 500 engineer preceded them
on Monday. -. o
Members Of the Civic club at Car
rington ale much encouraged with the
success of their undertakings during
the past year, reported at h annual
meeting recently held. Mrs. Harry
Page was elected president and Mrs.
E. P. Kelly, secretary. The club works.
in cooperation with the commercial
club of tie city,