The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-05-14

Beulah''s home guard is preparing
for Red Cross sale.
A Red Cross basket sale conducted
by the Stanton home guard Melted be-
tween $400 and $500. Baskets sold as
high as SIS, and averaged $14 or bet
ter.
James W. Foley, North Dakotas
poet laureate, addressed the students
of the Bismarck high school Monday
morning.
Only two petitions for naturaliza-
ton will be acted upon at the May
term of Burleigh county district court
Both of these are from EngIishmen,
Albert Washington and Joseph Will
liam Hopton.
Rev. George Buzze1le, chairman Of
Bismarck Bour-Minute men, will
spend the next two weeks campaign
ing for the Red Cross in Mercer,
Grant, Mclean and Sheridan counties.
Lieut.. v. H. stickley, chief of the
medical advisory board for North Da-
kota, has returned from a meeting OF
state medical advisers at Washing
ton, D. c.
The Folsom jewelry stora of Bis.
marck has an interesting exhlplt OF
Hun souvenirs gent over "1d b sysrF Fir Ct
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D. Jensen of Co. A, 164th infantry.
Burlsigh county lays claim to the
first legally elected woman assessor
Emery, of Wilson township. Miss
Emery has qualified and is now ready
to assume her duties.
The Griggs county board Of health
has issued a cali to the people 70
"clean up and eliminate filth.
Cooperstown has established a IS
dog license.
Donald Piatt, a Cooperstown boy
attacked by a vicious dog, was ser
iously bitten and the dog probably
would have killed the lad but fol-
the arrival of DR.. E. Brimi, who was
on the scene.
ePrivate Fred Lareau Of Tower City
writes home from France that he haE
been made an interpreter.
Herbert ellis, Tower city, who
enlisted q. year ago with the Marines
is in the trenches in France, he
writes home, and he Is now a cor
poral.
The 'Acre of Wheat movement
for the Tower City Red Cross Is
growing rapidly, with great many
listing themselves in the production
army.
Ira Taintor was elected chief of the
La Moure fire department for the
coming year.
Lawrence Berg, son Of Mrs. Ella
Berg of Cogswel1, formerly OF La
Moure, in the navy a year, died OF
acute .Bright's disease. The remains
will be shipped home for burial.
A. J. Bergum has been reelected
superintendent OF the McVille
schools the coming year. 1T
Walter Thomas Mills, the Socialist
lecturer tutor, is now touring NORTH
Dakota telling Of 'The Consumers
| United Stores Company and It's Re-
lation to the Nonpartisan League.
Sigfrid Olson, member of the first
quota sent from McHenry county
| last September to Camp Dodge, diet
at Camp Dodge of pneumonia.
Makoti will hold Red Gross ceIe.
bration and auction sale on May 70
T.. B. Baker, formerly Of Parshall
now of Aberdeen, 8. D., has beer
stricken blind and partially paralyzet
at st. Petersburg. Fla.
May liz will be Gopher Day" if
Banner township, Mountran county
Mrs. olive Roscoe. n, Of Larim.ore
is dead of heart failure.
DR.. II. L. Cheering. formerly Of
Lariuore, now of Spokane, Wash.
has been visiting in I.arimOre severa,
days en- route 10 Fort Riley, Kansas
where he enters the service.
Walter Larimore is advertising II
The Larimore Pioneer for the return
OF the famous Red Cross rooster
that did such valiant service at sew
erai Red Cross auctions, and which
1 apparently has been stolen.
VIM. Carnathan, who faTnled u
/ Grand Forks county many years, diet
recently at Duluth.
Corporal Waugh Brewer, Cassel-
ton, in a letter home tells OF the visi
ar Secretary of War Baker TO tin
i camp IN which he Is located b
y France.