The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-04-22

The Pythian Sisters at Minot give
card parties and entertainments which
are genuinely enjoyable.
The product Of the Glendale cream
cry Is advertised as the butter that
made Glendale famous"
r. E. DISCARD, former register Of the
laudofflce at Minot, leaves the state to
practice law at Glasgow, Mont.
The laundry company at Mandan
has outgrown the steam boiler of it's
plant, and a much larger n Is being
installed.
J. J. Rein1er was elected president.
and l.. w. Miller secretary at a meet
Ing Of the Wells County Agricultural
Fnir association.
Edgeley has passed an ordinance
taxing transient merchants $25 a day
for doing business-The Mail thinks
that Is dirt cheap.
1t will be interesting to read the
analysis of wilson's Position from
the pen Of Editor Wardwell Of The
Penbina Express.
The Lakota young boys have just
organized a baseball team, which will
be known as the Lakota "Gordons."
Left Lohrbauer Is captain.
The Kernels man would like to see
Il new phrase coined to take the place
Of ''Clean I'D day'-it indicates. as a
rule, very dirty conditions.
The grounds about the courthouse,
at Ellendale, are to be improved with
a system Of cement walks and the
setting out Of a number of trees and
bushes.
Telephone officials were at Caring
to cover the future inter-company
business between the different phone
lines represented.
Over 175, 900 acres Of state school
lands in Morton county will be leased
April 25 under direction Of Com.
Frank Henry of the and department.
The Morton county lands are largely
FOR grazing.
At the leasing of school lands at
Lakota the prices ranged from $7.5a
to $40 an acre, the lands to be used
for hay and grazing purposes only.
Three. eighty acre tracts, were leased
at $40 an acre.
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The milk inspector at Mandan is
after the owners of milking cows be-
cause they are delinquent in the mat
ter of inspection, But gave them n
more chance to comply with he law
governing tuberculosis.
The railroad commissioners Of the
state are soon to meet at Glendale
for a hearing there upon the question
| nP thA aw 5nr1Nt onE 1Jnnn fhn natl
ton Of the Forks people for a change
in time Of arrival and departure Of
the Rutland train.
The week opened much warmer and
pleasant and seeding will be general
al once If the weather remains the
same. Ground is otherwise in fine
condition. Many harrows were going
on Monday and Tuesday a the cur
rent issue of The Pembina Express.
The coming general convention of
the state union Of Christian endeavor
to be held at Bismarck. beginning
May 8, promises to be one of the most
important gatherings Of young people
ever held in the state. EndeaVor lead
ers. national and international, will
make feature addresses.
All United States government land
in Foster county has been proved up
on and is paying taxes. The extra
ak money received from government
and state lands that have passed to
private ownership in the past few
years Is enough to keep up the pay
ments on the new courthouse.
The Methodist church at Caring
ton is to be rebuilt, the new structure
to take the place of the n destroy
ed by fire recently. With pledges Of
cash subscriptions, insurance money
and other resources there is now $6,-
600 in cash in the building fund, and
more to ONE The ladies have un-
dertaken the work of replacing the
fine pipe organ which was destroyed.
Glendale Record: w. B. Richards,
better farming agent, was at his home
in Fargo last week and returned here
Wednesday. He has not definitely
settled where his headquarters will
be but it is still hoped that it viii
be Glendale. Mr.. Richards is talk
ing lessons behind the steering wheel
Of an auto and will soon be in posi-
ton to get somewhere in a hurry with
out depending upon others.
The Harvey Herald: c. M, Brinton.
| editor OF the county seat paper, last
l '~NA AiiS ll1 vi tlLCS u VI
the city Of Fessenden because a man
was elected as councilman who had
been arrested for gambling, and who.
he claims, is a renegade preached.
Brother Brinton says he will not pre-
side over a body containing such tim
Der, and hence the resignation. Some
spirit in that Brinton bunch. and it
would appear TO be commendable.
The Darlington independents: Judge
tCoffey this week dissolved the. tenn
porary injunction made some months
ago restraining the city council of Nc
Henry from paying in warrants for
the village a that was erected there
a year or more ago. With the in
junction dissolved the warrants in
payment a now be issued. w. 0.
Lowden and G. b. Craven have rep
resented the village trustees in the
) proceedings, while F.. p. Kelly, and
Benjamin Tufte, Of Cooperstown, have
represented the two taxpayers who
contested the payment for the hall.
1t was quite natural for Editor Nc
Gahan Of Minot to pen the following:
Now is q good time to take a look
over your back yards and devise some
: plan to ostracise the fruit cans and
rubbish which have accumulated since
the last lnstaIment was removed. You
can generally judge the occupants OF
a house by the condition In which the
Sfront and back yards are kept. In a
general sense we all pride ourselves
on being clearly and tidy. Home and
It's surroundings above all places in
, the world should be scrupulously
guarded against communicating infiu-