The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-13

JAY EVENING, MARCl
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The board Of control has been s.
session for several days at the stat
iiberations q new set OF regulation
and some important changes ar
promised.
w. C. Gilbreath, former commits
sioner of agriculture and labor, ha
Just returned to Bismarck from tn
far south.
Charles Rawn, Of Mott, is recover,
ing In the Bismarck hospital from al
injury to one of his lungs resultini
directly form a Eneeze, and tndirectl!
from a fall which his horse took SOM
time ago, when the animal crushed ~
rider, breaking several ribs. -Thi
broken ribs were mendad, and Raw
was making favorable recover!
when an unfortunate sneeze resulte'
in one of the splintered ribs piercinf
his lungs. He was at once hurried q
Bismarck.
The question Of whether the village
Of Braddock shall bond for $4,000 x
provide for the erection of a FIRE hal
and the purchase of equipment viii
be submitted at a special election or
March Is.
Francis b. Znhns Holy Cross,
for R0me time past attached to
the Fort Yates agency and wAoae
taHent as an artist has won htm
Brought Plenty jay Gibson La
Rue, Julius HearshieId, Earl
Freeman Braden, Harry e. Hun,
George ManywOuRds and Joseph
Pretends Eagle are among the
Sioux county select service msn
recently INDICTED into service, the
first six for the infantry at Camp
Dodge and the last two for the
coast artillery at Fort Logan COL
Fourteen automobiles were con-
Bumed in a fire at Michigan, Whicn
destroyed Bimler Bros garage, re-
sultIng in a loss estimated at $4,000
Olaf Norby, Of New England, who
sold his farm two years ago and re-
turned with HIS wife and ave children
to Norway, Is back, with three more
children. He has bought back the
old homestead, paying a premium OF
$40 per acre over the price for which
he sold it, and he is prepared to stay
N. c. Macdonald, state superintend-
emit of public instruction, ts in Rem
willie and Mountrail counties where
he will spend ten days addressing
meetings to consider consolidation
projects which will be voted on
April ?.
The Hope consolidated school in
Ramsey. county, recently destroyed ey
teacherage will be added as a nome
for the STAFF of instructors.
Grover Carmichael, superintendent OF
the electric light plant at Napoleon
has resigned and viii leave for his
former home in South Dakota ano
the call of the colors, he being in the
draft list. .
Fran kE. Packard, state tax com
missioner, will address conference
on taxation at Lewistown, Mont, this
week.
John Glover. of Garrison, has adj
vised the state railway commission
that he contemplates opening new
Ignite mine near the Mclean count.
city and he asks for information az
to the procedure necessary to OBTAIN
a spur.
Henry zimmerman, one OF central
North Dakota's best known and mosl
liked travelling representatives, mas
been appointed assistant manager foi
the International HarysssseT S 20. Ss
Sioux Falls, S. D., for winch point ne
will leave within the next week.
Albert skalbeck, a prominent farm
sr of Snow, sold two hogs, receiving
a check for S136 in payment. one
hog weighed 500 pounds and the oth-
er 400. ~
" At the Nonpartisan meeting held IN
Northfork township, near Sehafer, "
was collected for the county Reo
Cross fund.
Arthur III. Peterson, cashier OF the
state Bank Of Morton County, has
been requested by Secretary McFad-
association, to take UP the work that
had been assigned to Geo. W. Janoa,
as secretary of the Missouri Slope
group, and other duties in connection
with the meeting Of the state pank s.
ers, who will hold their convention Al
Mandan in July.
Mrs. Al Glasmanl of Sweet Briar,
turned over SAILS to the Morton
county Red Cross chapter The money
was collected from card parties hsio
at Sweet Briar.
There will be q Red Cross auction
sale in Ypsilanti on Saturday after-
noon. March 2s.
KlIdeer and Dunn county did
proud when they packed
tbe auditorium full TO OVERCOMING
with red-bIooded Americans az their
loyalty meeting and war council
John Huffman, of Grassy Butte, y
SEASON lasts long enough he VIII nave
enough fur to make >medium-slSeu
pair OF ear flaps.
At meeting Of the Mandan school
hoa I'd held last week, the board re-
elected all the present teaoners IoE
the coming year. IL is ineumoent on On
the teachers 70 close up cph'I@els A'A
next year before April 1.
Buftzvflle can we'll feel proud OF
Mrs s, Isund and her two daushteIs'
Who completed "a articles for the
FEBRUARY shipment of the Red Cross.
LEGISLATORS DECLARE
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