The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-03

l. North Dakota
l. Kernels
The Griggs county fair will be held
July 8 and 4.
A new hotel Is being erected at
Hamlet Williams county,
District court for Bowman county
will convene at Bowman, July 6.
A heavy rain, which was welcomed.
fell at Regent and Vicinity a few days
ago.
Editor Lynn Of the Rhan1e Review
deplores the non-receipt of the wealth
er report.
A farmer in Dickey county has regis
tered the name Of his farm as the Old
Homestead.
Many Of the poles have been set and
much wire strung for the electric light
system at Glendale.
The people Of Westby appreciate the
amusement supplied by the moving
picture theatre people.
Horse thieves are a little bit too
active for comfort in communities near
Stady, in Divide county.
The Grafton high school has been
placed on the cooperating list with
the university Of Chicago.
Prominent improvements have been
made to the Methodist Episcopal
church property at Hampden.
A common item to be seen in the
weekly paper over the state is that So
and-so has bought a threshing rig.
McGregor boasts Of a new enterprise,
the establishment of a harness shop
with a shoe hospital in conjunction.
The creamery at LaMoure has been
reopened, after several changes and
the addition Of improved machinery.
The Bowman Citizen is quarreling
with the postmaster, which happens
to be a lady and there is fun ahead.
Rather damaging rains fell at Ra-
leigh and vicinity a week ago and they
wind.
Lovers of birds over the state are
taking interest in the protection of the
feathered friends which feed upon in
seCts.
Wahpeton spent in ten years $780,
600 in the waterworks department be-
sides the revenue derived from the
plant.
Dickey county school officers as
sembled in Glendale, for the four
teenth annual meeting. June 80 and
July 1.
The Hannaford creamery, which has
been in operation for one month, paid
out to the farmers for butterfat ST.
350.59,
The Extension, published at the
agricultural college, Fargo. in the May
number, prints a key for North Da-
kota weeds, compiled by O. A. Stevens.
TIL threatened r~etrogression in Dick
ey county court procedure, whereby it
was proposed to reduce the jurisdic-
ton of the county seems to have sub
sided.
An exciting feature of the primary
election at Bismarck was the arrest
of B. Mousse in the fourth ward, who
was one Of the judges of election and
who was charged, with blindpigging.
After the recent rains farmers are
expecting much relief from the coming
July sunshine which should send the
crops jumping after the nice cool
spell in many sections of the state.
The Farmers Equity union Of
Rhame has been incorporated with a
capital stock Of $4,000 and will build
an elevator at that point this summer
The incorporatorS are John Hanson,
Oscar Heide of Rhame and G.. M.
Johnson Of Bradland.
A boy Z years old, at Manville, had
a p%enchant for playing with matches
and strange to say was allowed free
access to them. A Anal result was that
he set himself afre and all Of his
clothes were burned from his body and
in a dreadful condition the lad fell to
the ground unconscious.
Four trophies and $225 in added
money will be competed for at the
annual tourney Of the Mandan Gun
club, which will be held July 7 and 8,
Immediately following the tournament
at Bismarck. Ten fifteen birds events
will be shot each day. There will al
SO be a number of twenty-five bird
events.
A Bowman correspondent a
more good rains this week have kept
crops Of all kinds booming. Saturday
night, this section was visited by a
good rain, while to the south and
east, it was the heaviest rain that has
been known here for many years. Al
Bowman, water was standing in the
low places, and many cellars were
flooded"
j. N. Wright. injured when two
speeders on the 500 line hear Kramer
collided headon Monday, is dead.
Wright had several ribs fractured. the
jagged end of one. Of them punctured
his vitals. James Maguren, Of Deep,
also injured in the same accident, Is
in a critical condition. The speeders
collided headon while each was going
20 miles an hour.
The Record, al Glendale, is urging
/ nHynNNr o~ooA A. 49, 5000 - 49,