The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-24

- NAS SSAlIAl3CI1 Idl SiuUs
The McHenry Gun club has become
affiliated with the state organiza-
} ton.
There are some proficient spoilers
in the third grade room Of the Buffalo
schools.
Dispensers Of legal aGs. in Benson
do not forget Editor Miller of Mime
Waukan.
The agitation for the establishment
OF a creamery at McHenry is growing
more intense.
Ladies of Blanchard make the social
life Of the town enjoyable, instructive
and entertaining.
Communities tributary to Buffalo
will use at least a carload Of Marquis
seed wheat this year.
The school exhibit from Langdon
wen a prominent place at the Devils
Lake winter fair.
After four years service Superin-
tendent Anderson has resigned as head
or the public schools at Minnewaukan.
There is considerable extension
work to be done to telephone lines
over new territory, tributary to Lang
don, this year.
Wahpeton reported for December
three births and no deaths, and Rich
land county reported forty-four births
and n death.
An 90. l. c." son, weighing 500
pounds, raised by Fred WoodiW.3 of
Surrey, was an attraction 1T the re-
cent mid-Winter fair at Devils Lake.
Wahpeton Times: Good auto roads
are good things but good market roads
are at least equally important. Why
not build both at the same time?
New families from the vicinity of
Fort Wayne, Ind, will locate on farms
near Brinsmade sold them by the
Hutchinson-Ose Co., Minnewaukan.
Farmers about Leonard are making
enquiries for pure Red River Early
Ohio seed potatoes for see lin that
vicinity there is to be a lorger spu1
acreage this year.
Many very creditable programs
were prepared in q number Of the ru-
raj schools to impress the force If the
observance of the anniversary of the
birthday of George WASHINGTON.
In q church notice of Sunday and 9TH
er services, containing seventy-two lines,
in n Of the Wahpeton papers there
are five glaring grammatical errors
the pastor seems to be ashamed of his
initials.
J. w. Brugman, a farmer banker at
Iagus IS said to be the owner of one
OF the best stocked ranches i, North
Dakota, his cattle, horses, hogs and
chickens all being registered thor
oughbreds. He donated two pure
blood hogs to the boy wno won the
corn prize at Devils Lake.
The haphazard system of building
bridges in North Dakota has come to
an end under the provisions of a new
laE-the next legislature will probab-
~ SNstematize the construction of
school buildings to some extent and
stop the foolishness of erecting build
ings with the idea that there are no
winters in North Dakota.
The Langdon Commercial club is
planning and making arrangements
for a banquet and social ~get-together
evening sesshion to which invitations
Will be generally extended to Lang
don business men, professional men
n all who generally lineup as NUM-
cipal boosters, whether members Of
the club or not.
Courier Democrat: Nail carriers
over rural routes out of Wales have
made their regular trips all through
the winter despite cold weather and
snow drifts. The commercial club is
taking up the question with the postal
department of rural free delivery
routes to be operated both north and
east Of Wales.
Mayor Reed Of Beach is after the
owners Of automobiles with a sharp
STICK because they have failed to take
u a state license and the city is in
bad odor in the office of the secretary
OF state. All license none for auto
mobiles that Is sem in to the secretary
or state before March l will revert
back Immediately to the road fund of
this county. II it is sent later than
March !, it will be held by the state
applies to autoists outside the city
whose license fee would go to the
county road fund.
Hannaford Enterprises: Further ev-
idence that Hannaford is forging to
the front as a livestock market was
had last week when three carloads of
horses and three carloads of hogs were
shipped from this point. Two Of the
carloads Of horses Were shipped TO
EaVre. Mont, and Anderson Sinclair
Co. also shipped a carload west. w.
Fl. and John Richardson AMI J. w.
Harris also shipped a carload Of hogs.
This is thought to be the first car
load OF hogs ever shipped from this
station, that had all been raised on
one farm and shipped by the owner
all at one time.
The Courier Democrat: State game
board officials are now sending out
to he county auditors the 1914 resi-
dent hunting licenses. These differ
considerably from the old form. They
are larger and conform more nearly
tc h size of other states. On the
front side of the license the year 1914
is brought out more prominently, as
required by law, and some slight
changes are made in the form for the
convenience of the county auditors.
On the reverse side has been printed
a table, giving the dates of open and
closed seasons on all kinds Of game
In this state and underneath that is
a brief synopsis containing the salient
points Of the game law.
"LYRE" OR "FlRE."
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