The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-06
North Dakota News in Brief

Mandan-Advices were received here
yesterday to the effect that T. II. Lam
try, relieved this week OF the superin-
tendency of the Yellowstone division
of the Northern Pacific, has been named
assistant to Vice Pres. George T. Slade.
the First National bank, and B.. c.
Marks. vice president of the City Ma
tional bank, are president and secre-
tary-manager, respectively, OF the new
ly organized Bismarck Clearing House
association.
Bismarck-The city commission has
voted to spread 10 per cent Of the cost
of Bismarck's present 100000 paving
project on the general tax rolls.
Bismarck--As result of resolutions
adopted by the Burleigh county board
of commissioners, the county building
dirt roads, while the remainder of the
city Is paved with asphalt.
Bismarck - Rocky mountain gold
finches for the first time in the mem
DRY of the oldest inhabitant have taken
up a residence in Bismarck next door
to q covey of Baltimore orioles who are
also foreign to the Missouri valley.
Bismarck-Lester Budlong, SON of
Mrs. Minnie c. Budlong. secretary of
the North Dakota public library COM
mission, has been instructed to report
Jefferson barracks, st. Louis, Mo. While
at Harvard last year, Mr.. Budlong
drilled with the Harvard squad.
Bismarck-Ex-supt. of Public In
struction E. J. Naylor, formerly super
intendent of schools in Grand Forks
county, left today for that shire, where
es at Orr, Niagara and Emerald on
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday, re-
spectively.
Bismarck = Stewart s; Williams,
ton, Wis, and formerly employed with
the Wisconsin legislative reference
library at Madison, has been named
legislative reference Librarian Tor
ties July /.
Grand Forks-Tracy r. Bangs and
DR.. r. d. Campbell, this city, were
speakers at a patriotic meeting held in
Red Lake Falls, MINI.
Ray-C. NJ. Driver, who saw service
in the Spanish-American war, has en-
listed again.
Portal-The annual chautauqua Will
be held June 20, 81 and ~.
Gwinner-This city's chautauqua will
be held June 20 to 20.
I,angdon-John Weber has gone to
Marion, where he becomes cashier OF
the First National bank.
Leeds-RaIph WARDROBE. formerly of
Leeds, has enlisted for the navy In the
far west.
Flaxton-This is Red Cross day in
Flaxton, with a series of meetings be-
ing conducted locally to boost member
ships.
Grafton-A. r. 7. wylie, superin-
tendent of the state institute Tor zee
BILE minded, is attending the confer
ence of superintendent In New YORK
city.
Wahpeton-W. e. Purcell was elected
chairman of the Richland county Reo
Cross chapter.
Maddock-Fred WALK. Ellendale, has
been engaged to take charge Of the
manual training department of the
county agricultural school.
Mandan-P. S. Berg. superintendent
of the Dickinson high school, Will de-
liver the commencement address here
June s.
cavaIier-Tracy Bangs, Grand Forks,
addressed the registration day meeting
here.
valley City-Carl Peterson, Co. q,
was injured when team ran away.
One horse was killed.
Napoleon--June s will be children's
day In Napoleon, a big celebration for
eighth grade graduates being planned.
Jamestown-Three addresses and a
conservation service by Bishop Homer
G. Stuntz, OF Omaha, Will be among the
outstanding features OF the eighth an
nual convention Of the Bismarck dis
trict Bpworth league, 70 be held here
June 81 and %.
Esmond-The commercial club has
gotten behind the Esmond baseball
club BY purchasing IL q ball park and