The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-11
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Newspapers OF the western part
of the state are calling attention
to the law requiring the extinc-
ton Of wild mustard.
The thirtieth wedding anniversary
OF Rev. and Mrs. Sisurd Olsen was
celebrated at Hannaford last Thurs
day.
The Hazen creamery is doing the
biggest business this year in its his
tory. due to the fact that farmers
are engaging more generally in
dairying. "l
Martin Peterson, pioneer of Eddy
county and well known resident OF
apolis hospital after an extended i'll
ness.
Lawrence Berger, a young man
living about 20 miles northwest of
Mandan had his leg broken and was
otherwise injured when horse fell
on him. ......st.
The following officers of the CO.
operative store, organized by North
ern Pacific employees at Jamestown,
have been elected: President, j. H.
Carter; first vice president, George
Kielkopf; second vice president. D.
]. Vincent; treasurer. Jerry Funda;
secretary. S. F. Abroe.
An old fashioned barn dance was
| in 1nnn,e ~ sol
der boys at Slope Center. as a fare
we'll
The Norwegian Lutheran church
societies of Slope county viii build
a parsonage at Amidon for their
pastor, Rev. c. E. Ingebritson.
Women have been employed by a
New Rockford contractor who was
unable to hire men laborers.
The M:nnetonka Elevator company
is building a new elevator at Juanita.
Ferdinand Born. aged IS, and
Herman Doebler. aged II, of the
friends and neighbors, died within
two days. the former at the home
of his son with whom he was stay
ing. the latter at his own home in
Flora township.
held at the Wiliiston Experimental
farm on Saturday, July Is.
The Kenmare News reports the loss
its stand on the loyalty question, and
requests. all other pro-Germans to
stop it and take the official yellow
rag.
J. NJ Helm. we'll known buttermak-
err Of New Salem, has returned from
Harriet, S. D., and purchased the New
Salem butter factory.
The Lisbon Equity & Trading Co,
declared a rs per cent dividend at its
annual meeting and elected the fol-
lowing officers: Frank Ramhorst.
6ent Nat zs GGf Msr B. T stsnRf FfkS
and J. 3. Casey, directors, and oscar
Tostenson, secretary.
A farmers institute will be held
on the c. NJ Gordon farm near Carl
son on Saturday.
w. ]. sansburn. of Tower City,
wool from so sheep and sold the clip
for $424.
Many North Dakota editors are
dShuO"lGuSlu 6 Sl1IS OF IISn Dy ITlSHQS
who have returned from the Mime
sofa lakes.
The total receipts of the Red Cross
day at Page exceeded $4,000. This
did not include 5000 donated by the
chautauqua association,
The Portal high school graduated a
class Of nine last Saturday.
A term of Norwegian school is be-
ing held by the Fingal Lutheran
church.
Rev. Edwin Burling, pastor of the
Methodist church at New Rockford,
has gone to Fort Zachary Taylor,
Louisville, KY, to take the army
chaplain course.
The Nash Grain & Trading Co. has
declared a SO per cent dividend.
Trial of the East Grand Forks
brewery case was postponed until
January at Grafton after the 'jury had
been summoned for the July term.
A big farmers picnic was held in
Bakke's grove near Park River July
9 under the auspices of the Golden
Livestock Shipping as
ISOLATION.