The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-14


/ North Dakota
/ Kernels
Stark county farmers rather favor
the idea Of pit silos.
The output of cream at Forbes Is
attracting attention.
Wheat. oats and barley in the yicin =
ity Of Steele are looking superb.
The Ringing Bros circus will show
In jamestown the day following its
appearance in Fargo.
A. E. Rife. chief Of police of Ender-
lin has resigned and l. B, Crockett has
been appointed in his place.
Governor Hanna will be one of the
speakers at h Morton county Sunday
School convention, July 80 and 81.
Two competent teachers have estab-
lished kindergarten classes In the
basement of the Dickinson high school.
Senator Mcdowell will make the adj
dress at the first annual meeting Of
the Superior Bettre Farmers club,
July 16.
The present managers Of The Ana
moose Progress promise a number of
important changes in the news and
policy of the paper.
The boosters at Bel1eld are receiv-
ing an KINDS or complimentary notices
Tor the very excellent MANAGEMENT of
their Fourth of July celebration.
Miss Emma Croker of Fessenden.
mas a lease on the Florence
hotel. Kenmare, and is now in Ken
mare putting the place in shape to
open to the public.
Instead of twenty-five engines being
run out of the roundhouse al Mandan
two weeks ago. forty-f1ve engines are
now run out, n all engine men OF
the division are working.
The new directory for the CITY of
Dickinson is being delivered to the
subscribers. This is the third issue of
the directory and this year includes
Stark, Dunn and Hettinger counties .
The new Willard hotel, at Dickinson.
erected at a cost Of 500, 900 on the
site Of the parent structure, will be
opened July Is. 1t was established
thlrty-one years ago by C. H. Kline
felter.
Mayor White Of Dickinson has in
structed the city policemen to see that
all automobile drivers complied with
regulations which plainly saws that
cars must keep to the right side of ali
streets n avenues.
North Dakota horse breeders say
that a year ago the remount station at
Fort Keogh was paying $135 for halter
broken 3-year-olds. Now it is paying
$3.50 for mature horses, 5 years old
and broken to saddle. Cavalry stand
ards require an animal not less than
fifteen hands high and built in pro-
portion.
Diversified farming-A herd of 100
yearlings AND 2-year-olds was deliver
ed to John w. Mason al Sunny Side
Tuesday by Ted H. Albers of Ham,
over, Oliver county. The stock is of
fine quality beef type and will be kept
by Mr.. Mason for increase and ex-
portation. The herd netted Mr.. AL
bers a neat sun.
The prizes offered by Hugh Peoples
Tor the best n acre of alfalfa grown
in Eddy county will be awarded this
season. In order that the fields which
were seeded this year may enter the
contest, and 1t has been decided to
judge the alfalfa on the second cutting.
ANY alfalfa field which has been pas
fnrp6 will 01GN hn n1i0ib1n
The champion endurance tennis
player is Evert Lanterman. He rIav-
ed JOB games the Fourth of July and
still feels fit for fight. He and E. w.
Wichman trimmed up Messrs. Peter
son and Jackson at the experiment
station In some fast sets-the first
time local boys have been able to slip
1t over on the federal sharks.
Carl Bauman. wealthy farmer near
Yucca, narrowly escaped death Satur-
day afternoon when he was attacked
gored by a bull. Mr.. Bauman was
In his pasture when the bull attacked
He had nothing with which to
defend himself and before he could
a place of safety, the animal
pierced his shoulder with one of its
sharp horns.
Pembina Express: The pontoon
boats are stretched across the river,
but as there is more than 100 feet
more water than of boats the connec
ions between boats and landing places
are only such as allow foot PASSENGERS
to cross and from reports from the
south, the river is not likely to recede
very much forsome time. A pontoon
is a good bridge when it is a good
bridge.
County Auditor Kelley of Adams
county, has completed the computation
of the assessors books of the county
n finds the total assessment of the
county amounts to 50, 1855, 1892 which
is a considerable increase over the
assessments of former years and indi-
Gates a cash value of the assessable
property in the county at over $40
000, 900.
Harvey Herald: The n Of
Harvey and vicinity was treated to
another downpour OF rain Sunday
evening. This, with the heavy rains
OF ten days before lends rather a rosy
glow to the prospects for a fine crop.
One or two more rains later on viii