The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-06-17


over the city hall at Valley City took
place this week.
A new campaign button has made
it's appearance. 1t is the Wen Stick"
button of the Nonpartishan LEAGUE.
Valley City Times Record: Sky
scrapers are not uncommon in the
country now. We usually call them
lsilos.
Valley City Times Record: 1t is not
to the discredit of Mr.. Hughes that
he was recalled by the Republican
party.
A big flag raising celebration is
planned for June 25 at the site Of old
Fort Rice. near the town Of that
name.
Attending Nonpartisan league pic
MICS and old settlers reunions will be
big events for many farmers Of the
state this month.
The residence of ]. P. slattergren
Of Newark, S. D., was burned last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Williams
were the tenants.
The Cakes Journal says that the
jinx which has followed the Oakes ball
team since the first part of the season
is hard bird to kill.
Fourth annual field day and tenth
annual old settlers day will be big
events for Cayuga on June FL and %.
An industrial parade will be given both
days.
A weekly newspaper has been
| launched at Makot and will be known
as The Makoti Sentinel. Thomas
Buchanan. principal of the public
schools there. is the editor and pub
Usher.
Agent ]. A. Cummins of the North
ern Pacific at Mandan, has announced
| that the Mandan to Mott booster spe-
| cial is scheduled to leave Mandan at
1880 o'clock sharp next Tuesday morn
ing, June 20.
Tower City Topics: The reports
that reach this office state that the
crop outlook for this year is in ad-
vance Of last years splendid yield.
The wet cold weather has been favor
able for all the crops except corn.
Miss Agnes Lewis of jamestown has
| left for Minneapolis to study advance
work and theory in music. She will
occupy her former position in the
| choir of the Plymouth Congregational
church with Hamlin Hunt as organ
| iSt.
Frank Kabascki and his sister have
purchased the half interest in the Big
Store at Cayuga from P. Wexler. and
from now on will conduct the busi-
ness. Mr.. WeXler leaves soon for
Minneapolis to engage in business
there.
The front of the brick addition east
of the Nurnberg clothing store at
jamestown is being torn down. The
building was nearly completed last fall
when work was discontinued. The
new front will be constructed more
substantially.
The Valley City Courier says the
band boys Of that city are much pleas
ed over the fact that sun screens have
been placed on the bandstand in the
park, which will add materially to
the comfort of the players.
The Newark State Line News says
that auto drivers who persist in
speeding through the streets of New
ark at the rate of Is to 80 miles per
hour should put a couple of extra bills
in their inside pockets. They would
come in handy in case of arrest"
Valley City Times-Record: Valley
City was well pleased with the elec-
ton of Henry Beal as commander of
the state G. A. R., not only because of
the recognition of good citizen and
old soldier but because of the fact
that it would bring the headquarters
to Valley City.
Three weddings are to be solemniz-
ed this month at Cayuga, says The
nfTNr
be Miss Susie Waldera to Robert
Paszkowski on June 20; Miss Josie
Pieterick to Joe Slaby on June q, and
Miss Hattie Selverthorn to John
ston Benedict on June 29.
That the Mandan band. reorganiza-
tion of which was perfected last week
bids fair to develop into an excellent
musical organization was indicated
when sixteen players were present at
the recent rehearsal. officers elected:
c. L. Love, leader: r. r. Lutz, vice.
leader. and j. A. Biggs. business man
ager.
Last Thursday Frank Lee Of La
Moure suffered a peculiar accident.
When about to put the rininshlng
touches upon the earthly existence of
a chicken, the fowl in struggling,
knocked a very sharp knife against
HIS El5AC Lldlus the DI1QS nearly sew
ering the flesh of the second finger
and his pitching finger at thai.
Kindness on the part of Charles
Toman, a Mandan tailor was reward
cd by burglary this week. Wednes-
day, Toman gave tramp work in
cleaning the yard at the rear Of his
day, Toman gave O tramp work in
the fellow took off the storm window
and broke into the place. selected a
suit. put it on, and left his clothes
in the alley. The suit was the prop
erty of one of Toman's customers and
was worth about $26.
William Decauteap, an Indian from
Elbow Woods and the Fort BerthoId
reservation, made a good haul the
other day just below the Northern
Pacific Missouri river bridge at Man
dan when he found den of coyotes
in the embankment and caught them.
The scalps were turned over the to
county auditor who paid the $3.50
bounty. That the coyotes should es-
tablish their home beneath the bridge
where trains rumble across continu-
ously is considered strange by trap
pers.
BEST FOR BILIOUS HEADACHES.
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headache, biliousness, bloating, sour
stomach, gas on stomach, bad breath
or some of the other conditions caused
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