The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-02
NORTH DAKOTA NEWS TOLD IN TABLOID

and moving pictures and closing WITH
. dance will mark Ryder's observance
of registration day.
Rvder-After being beaten up singp-
Iarly and collectively by Bit och -
feIbein, his wife, daughter, mo 9E go
law and daughter-in-IaW M W.. os,ainst
eral miles to lodge complaint agalhss ~
him. Bill is now under Sl,OVo pohus
to preserve the peace.
Rarthold-Berthold Odd Fellows VIII
offer a quarter section OF lan1 as 2 .tate
site for the proposed Odd FelloWs s.a ..S
home as an inducemenL 70 tnS go
| lodge to select Berthold Tor the ioo@
ton of this institution.
williston-Funeral services were he1a
hara todav for Comrade w. r. Mott, 20
wears old, VINO dropped dead on MS way
to Memorial day exercises.
Bismarck-There is much discussion
| in the canftal city in favor or the es
| tablishment of a home guara un.1'
Sheriff ]. P. French mas tahen taken, 'T Tbarai-
son and definite steps may De Iakeh
next week.
To date more than 125 non-residenIs
have procured registration caras L LII
County Auditor Flaherty to pc +heiI
with the county or city auoiIof IA
home precincts.
MobalI-J. J. Weber, of the state uni
yersity at Grand Forks, has assumes
charge of the Mohall schools, vice SUPP
A. M Mevig. resigned.
Forman-while driving nome IrSn is
Gwfnner, Jens Christensen ana nis
daughter were blown from their car I III,
a ditch at the side of the ROAD. 1ne
machine landed right side up ana the
occupants were unhurt or;v
Hillsboro-Leonard A. Moe, superllnn-
tendent of the Marvel school LOT tae
last wear has been named Superlnteno-
ent of the Hillsboro public Schools
Hillsboro-Karl L. Hort, states at
torney, warns Trail county year,s
supply of wet goods in anticlpatlon Uf
bone-dryness, July 1, that the sherin
and he do not intend to toIerate
any violations of the prohibition law
will be shut off July l.
Crosby-The local Sons of Norway
lodge. with the assistance OF the aux
iliary Daughters OF Norway, Is pre-
p%t ,ii Of Winston. WiIdrose, Ambrose
and Alkabo on June Z.
Inkster-Rev. E. C. Short, who will
have charge of the Presbyterian par
ishes here and at Elkmount, has arrlV-
ed from Kansas City.
Iakota-Judge Andrew A. Bruce,
chief Justice Of the North Dakota SUI
m m G day address here June s.
Killdeer-A continuation of the an
nual Dunn county play cay, WniCh
opened yesterday at Halliday, Is oelng
held here today.
Manning - The Dickinson-Manning
mail route, which runs through ranch
ing country for almost it's entire length,
will be cancelled unless more patronage
is provided.
Petersburg-School children being
driven to school by Matti Ekrom es-
capped unframed when a big car COM
pletely overturned, pinning Ekrom UNI
der the steering wheel and fracturlng
several ribs.
Granville-Young men arriving mere
from points as far distant as New Jer-
sey are finding farm work over for the
spring, and are forced to seek employ
ment at anything in nearby cities.
Towner-Montana men are buying
hay in this vicinity at SIS the ton.
Montana is short of hay, and the new
grass is not yet along enough for good
forage.
Mandan-Mandan Elks have unani-
mously voted to subscribe to as large
an amount of Liberty Loan bonds as
the finances of the lodge will permit,
but not less than $780,
Williston-Co e, North Dakota Ma
tional guard, will lead a patriotic par
ade here registration day, when young
men who have registered for select
service will have a. post of honor in
the line.
Forman-F. e. Hutton, government
soil expert who will make the soil sur
vey recently ordered of Sargent county,
has arrived with his family and now is
at work.