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

II Kernels
superintendent Paulson, head OF the
Mayville schools, has resigned.
A Rugby man has received from a
friend OF his in Persia q blood Persian
cat.
The Hillsboro Banner reported
twenty-five real estate transfers last
week. .
The Lansford Journal compliments
the new management of the hotel at
Eckman.
The 500 line has thoroughly over
hauled it's bridge over the Mouse
river near Green.
The debate on Woman's Suffrage, at
IRolla, was decided unanimously in
favor Of the negative.
Pingree has a livestock breeders as
ISOLATION which has adopted the com
munity system of buying sires.
The Presbytertans at Watford are
planning for the erection Of a church
the coming spring and summer.
The Grafton News and Times boasts
Of the brisk business being done at
the monumental works at that city.
J. S. Gogin one Of the prominent
farmers of Cavalier county has enter
ed the race for nomination for con-
gress.
Thomas Clifford has resigned the
states attorneyship of ReYille county
and r. II. Grace has been appointed
to fiji the vacancy.
The Rugby Civic club has been
organized Nth the election of Mrs.
Huston as president II a number OF
activities are already under considcra-
ton.
The trustees of the village of Saw
yer have made law a number Of USE
full ordinances providing for fire pro-
lection. regulating pool rooms, dog
licenses, etc.
Fourteen inches Of snow is reported
to have fallen south of Reeder a few
days ago, which made good sleighing.
which is said to have been convenient
in many ways.
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two new buildings to be erected by the
| state Of North Dakota. on Rock Lake
military reservation were received in
Devils Lake last week.
At the meeting Of the Mothers club
at Lisbon recently. the playground
movement was thoroughly discussed
from all angles. and there is to be &C.
tivitics alons that line this year.
All o. the officers of Trail county
will ask for reelection, except the
county treasurer. who has served the
statutory term, and there. are candi-
dates galore after that four-year job.
The Record at Ellendale reports the
creamery in that city to be a thriving
industry and on SO firm a footing tina
it will like continue. The output Of
butter last week was upwards of two
tons.
Brick from the Hebron brick and
Tile works will be used in the con-
structiop Of the new banking house
for the Observation-Disclosures bank
at Grafton. The structure will cost
$4,000.
At q recent meeting Of the farmers
club g. Woodwork the principal sub
scots discussed We're sheep and hogs,
and many practical points were
brought out for the benefit Of the UNI
initiated.
The people at Glendale have petit
toned the Milwaukee railroad to build
a new depot as the present n is a
! discredit to the town and the matter
now is before the board Of railroad
commissioners.
A farmer at Deering has 10,0 0
, pounds Of western rye grass seed for
sale at 10 cents a pound. 1t is some~
times called slender wheat grass, and
gives excellent pasture and provides
large quantities Of hay.
One of the busy better farming ex-
perts is J. w. McNary of Stutsman
county. He talked on alfalfa, beef
cattle, calf breeding and raising, hogs
and pasture cattle are commented up
full.
Ladies of the Yoeman lodge at
Rolla proved themselves to be past
masters in the arrangement Of a
novel entertainment program, which
was followed by a supper which was
acclaimed excellent in all Of it's ap-
| pOlntlnentS.
There is an interesting contest in
the agricultural school at Park River
among he young women students to
make the best record for the amount
and quality of cooking and sewing
done during the short course. The
prize will be a silver trophy.
A school note in The Medina Citizen
says the high school is making ar
rangements to send an exhibit Of their
work in manual training and domestic
science to the annual meeting of
schol officers and teachers, which will
be held at jamestown Thursday and
Friday, March IL and 49,
The township supervisors and coun-
ty commissioners of Ward county have
decided to hold meetings in different
places in the country so as to give
all the supervisors an opportunity to
attend and exchange ideas, in regard
to road building. road tax levies etc,
and those subjects will be discussed
by experts.
The patrons of the schools of Park
River are stirred up because the board
Of education has voted to make a
change in the superintendent of the
schools, the board refusing to let the
people share in the alleged reasons
on which the action Of the board is
based. The Gazette says it is a very
unfortunate affair for the city.
Schafer Record: Randall & Mundy