The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-03-27

lcupdncy.
1t cost a peddler, at Mott, $3.50 for
doing what little business he did do
without a license.
Atty. William Bateson If Rolla is
a candidate for judge of the county
court Of Rollette county.
A carload Of seed Burbank potatoes
was disposed Of at Westhope, at 95
cents a bushel at the car.
The McClusky Gazette last week
vas long or legal notices-and very
short on local news stories.
Several farmers have been seer
working out in the fields, in different
communities In Adams county.
n Stark county fair at Dickinson
Is TO be made a permanent enterprise
and this year will be a stellar attrac-
ton.
There is a Playground association
at kenmare, composed wholly Of la
dies who are doing a very useful and
commendable work.
The commercial club at Happen was
brave enough recently to discuss the
right Of women to vote and decided
in favor of the negative.
Farmers near Westhope are buying
pure blood Holstein COWS for their
herds, some OF them paying $500 to
$40O a head for young animals.
New machinery Is being installed in
the office of The Dickinson Press
increased business demanding more
and better facilities for handling it.
The fourth annual meeting of the
Hettinger county educational ~associa-
ton. for which attractive programs
were arranged. is in session at Mott.
Carl L. Johnson, q graduate from
the college at Yankton, s. D., with a
bachelors degree, has been elected
superintendent Of schools at Ambrose.
1t appears to be that Col. John II.
Frame Of Grafton, republican .candi-
date for lieutenant governor, has a
goodly share Of friends in Rollette
county.
| Public school note in The Antler
American: The fifth grade memoir
ICED The Star Spangled Banner this
week. They are nov learning the ma
tlonaI anthem"
Increased business demands m
~provements in the Lyceum theatre at
Kenmare. The seating capacity will
be doubled, an inclined floor and a
larger stage will be installed.
There is a new states attorney in
Renville county and he just abhors
people who fracture the prohibition
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they persist in their evil deeds.
Prospective land buyers. in large
numbers, have already been invading
the fertile lands. tributary to Mott,
and contracts for several sections
were contaminated, at good figures.
owing to a difference of opinion re-,
garding certain health precautions Dr..
the city council of Rugby, n that
august body promptly accepted it.
The Esmond Bee: Large docks of
ducks and geese are making their ap-
pearance at the lakes in this vicinity,
The lakes are not open but the thin
sheet of water on the ice attracts the,
birds.
The Monitor at Maxbass says the
town will have a "corking'' good base
ball team, the managers of which
have ambitions to play in swell COM
pany. for they nave a pitcher that can
do things.
The creamery at. Kenmare was sold
to Theodore Kahallek a few days ago
and will be in first class running order
by April l, under the management of
Fl. w: Magnuson, formerly of Thief
River Falls, MINI. A large volume Of
business is promised.
The Hettinger Journal: Constantly
attempting to herd the sheep from the
goats and gathering wool, whether
worn by q white or black sheep, does
not matter so long as 1t is wool, and
bawling out unfortunate lame goats
made so by circumstances - seems
the primary duty Of too many country
editors, who would better serve their
patrons by combining their efforts to
publishing only news and facts.
The journal at Hettinger says that
the Rhame lodge of Odd Fellows,
sent the largest delegation, including
the degree team. to the district meet
ing Of the fraternity recently held at
Hettinger. The exemplification of the
first, second and third degrees were
so we'll presented by the team from
Rhame, as to call forth special COM
mendatien. The next meeting will be-
held at Rhame as soon as the new
Odd Fellow building there is complet-
ed. "
The German Catholics OF Sanborn
and vicinity. celebrated German day.
at the Roman Catholic church at SAM
born. There were three priests in att
tendance. Father Kleidon was the
celebrant of the mass, and preached
the sermon in German, in which he
reviewed the history of the missionary
career of St. Boniface, the apostle OF
the Germans, The music of the mass
was a feature Of the services. Red
doses predominated in the floral
decorations of the church, that rose
being the national flower of Germany.
Two young men, sons Of William
Archer, Of Stanley aged respectively
% and is years. We're overcome by gas
while digging a well. Something in
b we'll went wrong, and the elder
one Of the two went down to see what
as the matter, and not hearing any
thing from him, the younger fol-
lowed and both were overcome by
gas. The father was about to fol-
low but was prohibited. The bereaved
father worked for ten hours before the
lifeless bodies of the sons were
brought to the surface by means of
ice tongs.
The Mott Spotlight; The library