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

/, assuring financial assistance during
the season.
willow City-Mr and Mrs. r. N. Rich
are in the east saying good-bye 20 their
from Johns Hopkins and sails this
week with his medical corps for
France.
Observation-Disclosures Jordan, who shot
and seriously injured James White. un-
|17-year-old daughter, now has pre-
ferred a charge of criminal assault
against White, who Is more than so
years old.
Hurdsheld-wilbur Ralph, discarding
to spare an injured ankle, went out to
hitch up a team on the Elgin Hurd
farm when one OF the horses kicked
that Identical leg. swapping both bones
just above the ankle.
McClusky - The Sheridan County
Stock Breeders association hopes to
have both Governor Frazier and his
predecessor, L. B. Hanna, of Bismarck,
here for an all-day session planned for
Saturday. A livestock parade will be
held in the afternoon and there will
Belfeld-Minneapolis parties are re-
ported to have paid Anton Anderson
$50 an acre for three quarters of land
southwest of Belfeld. With the ex-
Holland-Dakota demonstration farm,
this is the highest price on record for
Golden Circle farm lands.
Belheld-A. Bryngelson, principal of
the Belfield school last year, announced
to his return to Minneapolis. He has
accepted a similar position in the pub
lie schools at Fosston, Mimi; for the
ensuing term.
Harvey-Harvey bankers led off in
the publicity campaign which is being
carried on in the interests of Harvey
big Fourth of July celebration by taxi
ing the local band with them on an
auto tour of Manfred, Fessenden, Cath
ay, Emrtck, Darlington and New Rock
ford. Similar pilgrimages will be made
by other business organizations.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mcfarland, of
the Valley City normal, addressed a
large audience here last evening, when
the project of organizing a Red Cross
chapter in Wimbledon was taken up.
Minot-President Crane, of the nor
NAL, gave three high school addresses
during the week-at Manfred, Harvey
and Silvia-while w. F. Clarke spoke
at Douglas and Balfour, and Will speak
this week. H. c. Fish delivered the
commencement addresses at Alexander
and Rawson, and will speak at Surrey
on Friday night as . lyceum course
number.
wahpeton-Pres Fred e. Smith. Of
the school of science, delivered the
commencement address to graduates of
the Grafton high school
Dwight-Prof c. C. Morehart deliv-
cred the commencement address at
graduation exercises here when nine
candidates received diplomas.
Marmarth-Miss Verona Schmiege is
the only graduate Of the Marmarth
high school. The commencement exer-
cises will be held Friday evening.
Jamestown-Gas rates in jamestown,
continued, the council being without
power to change them, according to
the city attorney, while the company
asserts the present rate Is required to
do business.
Minot--Minot citizens have subscrib-
ed for $4,000 worth of Liberty Loan
bonds.
Grand Forks-Miss Hazel Powers
speed in the hope of saving il from de-
struction, but was finally compelled to
leap out OF the machine to save her
life. The machine was destroyed.
Minot-R. A. Nestos addressed q pa
ming, Liberty Loan Bonds being the
subject.
Lakota-Dr. q. Lohrbauer and Roy
board OF education Tuesday, defeating
w. 3. Fairbanks and I'd Hughes.
Pettibone-Nineteen men were pres
ent at meeting held TO organize & FIRE
department for Pettibone, and the fol-
coming year: Chief, o. e. Wooddll;