The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-19

Inc notel at Halliday is open and
ready for the accommodation of the
public.
A useful publication to send for is
the premium list for the state fair at
Fargo.
Marmath. called the city of trees,
adVertises a very attractive Fourth Of
July celebration.
Halliday claims the distinction of
having the only Fourth of July cele-
bration in Dunn county.
A state convention of the Danish
Brotherhood is in session at Kenmare
and Will conclude June 81.
a defeated candidate, in the school
election, at Anamoose is going to
contest the election of his opponent.
Thirteen men have been sent to the
states penitentiary, from Bowman
county, within the past two years.
Inc people Of Hamberg, near Fes-
sender, wants a we'll equipped public
school established in their community.
The fourth annual reunion of the
Hoosiers of Morton county will be
held at Flasher, June ~. M. A. Gait
is the president.
1t is said that signs. warning neo-
pie Of ~tresspassing over farm lands,
are being more generally used by
farmers than formerly.
Drake will be we'll represented in
the corn growing contest which has
been promoted by the superintendent
OF schools for McHenry county.
The editor of The Westhope Stand
ard says that if he had beef trust"
ankles, like some women. he would
not hide them with noisy hosiery"
A new fire bell was tested. a few
days ago., at Anamoose, at l o'clock
IN the morning, without notice to the
toWnspeople and considerable excite
ment was the result.
Farmers in the vicinity of Powers
Lake, Burke county, are we'll con-
tented after the big rain, and the
present good prospects for a bounti-
full crop
postmaster WINNER, of Halliday is
not averse to getting out of bed, early
and late to give belated farmers their
mail so that for such accommodating
ways he is very popular.
Farmers have petitioned the com
Of Hettinger county to
make an annual appropriation Of one
half mill for the purpose Of promoting
diversified farming.
In some papers along the route the
coming of the live stock demonstration
train, furnished by the state expert
ment station at Fargo, was
by attractive full page ads.
CroWdlng the tease somewhat but
The Enterprise at Max saws that the
midsummer festival held there.
10, was a success in every parti- |
cular.
j. r. Campbell, agricultural agent
for Hettinger county, furnishes the To-
papers with some mighty valuable
held notes and suggestions to farm
ers as what to do in certain emer-
.gencies.
One of the attractions at the Fourth
July celebration at Glenburn will be
exhibit Of stock for which sub
stantial prizes will be offered. A To-
cal committee has promoted the
terprise.
A hailstorm struck the country in
the vicinity of Cottonwood Lake a
week ago and damaged the crop to
extent. During the same storm,
lightning killed three calves for Tor
valid Hovland.
The inventor of the King drag is
addresses and demonstrations
the at different places in
the state. Mr.. King is endeavoring
20 prove to the farmers the perman-
ency OF the work which can be done
De.
The Westbv News: 1t didn't rain
1ere last week for t~hirty-six hours
without stopping I guess. No indeed,
but somebody pushed Lake MICHIGAN
over US and the bottom fell out all
this neck Of the woods. The
is now popping out of the
ground with glad cries and the peo-
around here are building new
5ranaries to hold the swag.
The Noonan Herald, June IL: That
potatoes can be raised in this country
s shown by the fact that last week
Gardelle brought in so nice tu-
to A. H. Makee that weighed 51A
Mat informs us that he has
thirty acres Of the same kind, Early
On1os, growing 10Y and that he ex-
oects to have potatoes enough this
tall to supply the whole country.
The Regent Times. Hettinger, coun-
y: Wagendorf township has some
,hlng to be proud of this year and that
S the corn acreage which was plant
this spring. The following have
aiken a step in the right way: Paul
.unke SO acres, Philip Urlacher 35,
Bros. 30, Joe Lister Is. War
II, Christ Wolf IS, o. T. Per-
sons, 10, F. L.. Wagendorf 7, Geo. Mass
), Adam Scharick 10.
Kuhn Messenger: A young man bv
ne name of 1saacs met a rather I'M
,lmely death in a we'll this week north
vest OF F~redoniaj. After blasting a
with dynamite he went down to
see the effects of the explosion and
vas overcome by the fumes. Another
party went down with a rope to bring /
llm up but did not fasten it securely
when near the surface the rope
slipped and Mr.. Isaacs fell to the bot
ON of the well-about rs feet-break-
ng a leg and otherwise ~injuring the
Unfortunate man. A third party de-
the well and brought Mr..
saacs to the surface, but he soon sue ;
to his injuries.
PA AND MA.
ma comes running down the