The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-06

The George Younghans Cigar Co. is
q new Bismarck enterprise.
Eleven members were initiated at q
meeting Of the Workmen in Mandan
New Rockford and Leeds high
schools will debate at Leeds on
March Z.
Sargent county Liberty Loan work
ers met in Minor and planned the
campaign.
The Pembina Nonpartisan county
convention will be held in Cavalier
no date announced.
P. E. Lere, of Pembina, has &C
/ Gwinner, Sargent county.
Highland and Concordia Lutheran
congregations in Sargent county, near
Havana, have been united.
Rev. J. Way Huey, Presbyterian
minister at Leeds, has accepted a call
to the pastorate at PillsbuTy.
S. S. Mcdonald. of Grand Forks. Is
again in the federal labor bureau
service, with Offices at Bismarck.
His friends gave Rev. w. H. Mat
thews a reception on the eve Of his
departure from Grand Forks for New
York city.
Mrs. S. H. stull, resident Of Penn
bina county since 1891, coming to
Glasston, and later residing in Cava-
lier, is dead.
At a beneft food sale of the Red
(tPnEE EnNfafVr ~ HunHn-
store of w. Fl. Vallancey on Satur-
day, $lO6 was cleared.
Ben sorbo, recently listed as a can
didate on Nonpartisan ticket in
Grand Forks county, has announced
himself as candidate for sheriff
The Sargent county commissioners
deferred till April action on the re-
quest for $500 to be used in the state
fund for valley reclamation work.
Better connection Is being made he
tween the 500 and N. p. trains at
Brtnsmade as a result of efforts nv
90. Com. M. X. NybO of benson
county.
Reports carried i'm the country
exchanges indicate that President
TOwnley's order that mo precinct
cRucuses be held I'm Incorporated
villages, has not been Obeyed to
the letter.
Herbert Hallenberg. of Carson
Grant county chairman for the third
Liberty Loan drive, will deliver an
address at Shields Friday evening
under the auspices Of the Shields Red
Cross chapter.
At brief assembly. of the Morton
county district court at which Judge
of Bismarck, presided, sever
al minor cases and motions were dis
posed OF. The next term of court
will be held in June.
A handsomely Autographed roster
Of Co. A, 164th u. 8. Infantry. prepared
while thep ioneer Bismarck company
was at Camp Greene, Charlotte. N 81.
son to his father, n. G. Nelson, of
Herbert HauenBerg, who heads the
third Liberty Loan drive for Grant
county has named his county organ
aatt0n 81 HOIl0yVsi III. o. Robinson,
Lark }. p. Wagner HeiIg August
BlgimJ O. ID. SpFeeher, New
LelpHigJ p. e. Rasmussen, skieldns
Clair Cornell Leithg M. Nj. Hayden,
Brtsbameg r. j. Hausch, Ralefghg r.. ID.
A pair Of micrometers used by
Charles Merry, Mott rancher, in spy
Ing out bufraio and antelope in the
pioneer days Of western North Da-
Sota, will do their part now in fur
nishing eyes for the navy, Mr.. Merry
having contributed them to Sheriff |
Wright, who has forwarded them to |
the navy department at Washington. |
The Mercer county commission
met again Monday 20 consider mp-
pAieattOmg for aid under the new
seed and feed bonding act from
Mercer county farmers. One hun
dred petitions awaited dhe c0maEd-
GRAFTON OF the board vixen q met
a week ago. When they learned,
however, that they must give \
first lien ON their farm amG other
p0aaeaaiOma, including CROP as se-
cuFity for the seed and feed adj
vanced By the county, q number
Of the farmers changed their
mlmdns