The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-02-11

cornet band, showing the latter giving
an open air concert.
The Stanley Promoter is decidedly
optimistic--one thing it says, this is
going to be the best year Mountrail
county has ever known"
The revenue above expenses in the
register of deeds office of Pembina
county, for 1913, amounted to $699.S0.
Total fees collected, $3,741.So.
The Glen Ullin News say the Tri-
State Grain Growers convention at
Fargo grows better every year and
that Fargo is the place for it.
A farmer near Granville used the
gasoline can in mistake for the kero-
hasten the fire along-and
now he Is nursing a very badly burned
hand.
Some farmers clubs are. discussing
the merits Of the dairy COW as against
the beef animal Inc other clubs are
debating the pro n con of diversi-
fed farming.
Some of the Odd Fellow lodges in
the northern part of the state seem
to think that the state grand lodge
in June will locate the proposed home
for Odd Fellows at Velva.
The farmer league at Glendo, Adams
county, has taken the initial steps
towards the erection and equipment of
a creamery-the cream from 500 COWS
was promised as a beginning.
z. Van Slyke of Cleveland has con-
tracted to farm a demonstration tract
~ EH-@ @-~- e.. I[- AY~N1
Railway Co. The work done will in
clude part use of a commercial fer
tilizer.
There is a lot Of common sense eX-
pressed in the better farming col
umn of The Adams County Record.
Three new clubs have been recently
organized in communities near to Het-
finger.
Rev. H. O.. Helseth. who for the
OF the Zion Lutheran church at
Churchs Ferry, has resigned the pas
torate and will return to Norway in
the summer.
Miss May Kane, who has charge of
the society pag of the new daily at
Beach is a graduate from the depart
ment Of journalism, University Of
Washington, and has had two years
experience on different papers.
Business mel of Marion and The
Sentinel are urging that recently burn
ed buildings be replaced by brick
structures. The new banking house
for the First National bank will be Of
brick, stone n iron.
t. tie -. I CpHiS >T,,-
The Inkster Enterprise prints quota
tions from a bargain sale advertise
ment as follows: Seventeen pounds of
prunes, 81; II pounds Of sugar, 81; II
bars OF soap, 81; z a n Of corn, 81.
The Aneta Panorama: This Grain
Growers convention at Fargo was the
best attended In the history of the
association and it was largely due to
the place Of meeting. 1t was large
enoupe to hold the immense audience.
The International wants to see more
activity among the baseball fans-the
paper says there is splendid material
available for the organization Of a
team which should d. things in the
league to which Portal is attached.
The attorney general rules that the
commissioners of Mckenzie county
erred in making the paper at Fair
view an official paper-it had moved
from one county to another and had
not been published in the latter coun-
ty one year.
Father Simpson of the Roman Cath
Ollie church at Larimore was present.
ed by the ladies. of the church with
twenty five silver dollars in a cut glass
bowl a few days ago, the occasion
being the twenty-flfth anniversary Of
his ordination. -"
The Norwegian Lutheran church at
Newburg. held a special thanksgiving
and praise service on the occasion of
the payment Of the total indebtedness
of the church. The amount Of the
debt was $1,000 all subscribed within
a few days. .' rs:
The Starbuck Farmers club has
been discussing different phases of
corn growing The club will order
seed corn, required by the members.
in bulk SO that the most reliable seed
corn can be obtained at the lowest
possible price.
The Donnybrook Courier added a
well printed circular on calendared
dpSI, illustrating the corn crop IN
that section of the state last year. The
circular contained a Photographic view
OF about fifty ears of corn which have
been exhibited in the Bank Of Donny-
brook with the names of the growers.
Peter Rundlebar. OF Medora. Is in
a Bismarck hospital as a result OF a
most peculiar accident. He is SUI
fering from a broken leg and a badly
L oke shoulder. A horse which he
was riding in the bad lands near Ne
dora took fright at a wolf and jump
ed over a fifty foot cutbar1k. The
horse had all four legs broken. and
was shot Immediately by Rurdlebar.
Mailing Another Lie.
Louisville Courier-Journal: well
you have a sensible daughter, Hiram.
saw here washing dishes ia the pan