The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-24

jumped sideways, throwing the DO!
quickly to the ground with consider,
able force.
Amund H~ertsgaard, of Kindred, me
with an accident a few days ago
which might have proved fatal. HI
was standing in the rear of a hay
rack and nearer the end than he sup.
posed when, to balance himself hi
stepped backward and fell over. HI
vas badly bruised and strained in.
ternally.
Grand Forks Herald: James CaId-
we'll Of Marvel, says grain is badly
lodged as a result of the storm of late
yesterday. Swept by the high winds
the terrific rainfall has laid the fields
of grain almost fiat, and in many in
stances Mr.. Caldwell says heavy
damage will be the result. No hal
fell in the Marvel district.
Among those who came to Fargo
rom Grand Forks to attend the state
fair were: A. I. Hunter, r. B. Grit
fifth, L. Stinson. H. N. Wells, D. V.
Moore, s, Torgerson, H. A. Bronson,
T. c.. Downs, ]. D. Bacon, John Val
lelly, Casper Olson, c.. w. Graves, J.
w. WilkersOn, ". S.. Whitman, w. J.
Edwards, DR.. E. ". Stevenson, DR..
l.. D. Briston, N. B. Black and Nor
man D. Black.
Jamestown Alert: President Kroeze
reports another loss of turkeys by
rowing dogs about the college cam
pus. This time it was a mother hen
with her entire brood. He regrets
very much to state that all dogs here
OFfnr rowing nhnr+ fha s.TnrI1r rys1I
be shot. All owners Of fine dogs
should take notice. as he would be
very sorry to be ~cor7orlled to kill a
fine dog, but ne cannot afford to lose
any more turkeys.
Mrs. Sam Eagelson. residing south
east Of Milton, suffered a bad acct
dent when she broke her ankle while
going into the house with an armful
of chips with which to start the fire.
The accident happened just outside
the house, and the unfortunate part Of
it was that all the family were abb
sent from the home except her little
daughter. Luckily, however, the
Prom auto happened along a short
time after the accident.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers Elevator COM
pany Of RoIla, held at the city hall
the following board of directors were
all reelected for the coming year:
James A. Brown, J. r. Williams, G..
F. Galloway, Herman Shaver, Frank
Rosscup, Arthur Dixon and Fred E.
Harris. The financial condition was
found to be quite satisfactory. A
meeting Of the directors to arrange
for managing the elevator for the
M ~. 1,No- r-tII - IAJI l-4~-
James Hyde. for whom the Hyde
was named, 9nd one Of the old
est residents of that section, died at
home on the old homestead and
was buried at Walhalla. Mr.. Hyde
has always been a leading citizen and
active in public matters as a progress
sive farmer. He has made many
friends during his years of residence
here and was a most highly esteemed
citizen in every way. None Of the
children is residing in this county at
the present time, The wife, who sur
wives him, being left alone.
Earl Smith, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Smith of Grand Forks
narrowly escaped serious injury
while crossing Third street, being
knocked dow by an automobile,
driven by Harry Lafferty. The little
fellow evidently didn't see the auto
mobile, or was not over cautious in
crossing the avenue, as Lafferty was
not driving fast at the time. The
driver says he supposed the lad was
of the machine, but the fender
the little fellow, seating him on
the pavement. while one Of the wheels
ran over his toes. Tears which sprung
to the little fellows eyes, were soon
before his elder sisters taunts
Of "cry baby