The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-11-14

The Fargo Courier-News print their
editorial page SO badly that It can
not be read. s@g
The international Harvester com
pany farm that was to be located at
Darlington will go to Aberdeen where
the company has larger interests.
Aggie Christine saved the horses of
Elmer Hopkins of Medina when the
barn was totally destroyed by fire.
The Darlington Office of the Ross
Davidson Banking Syndicate has been
moved to Minneapolis.
The brakes failed to respond on a
freight train near Knox and as re.
suit traffic was delayed several hours.
Two men arrested at Bowman for
robbery, made their escape from Jail
by wrenching out the bars over a win
dow. .. @
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James Perry, of iWillistor, who has
criminal record, was arrested at
Williston, charged with assault on the
person of a Russian woman.
The residence of Elmer Foget near
LaMoure burned to the ground and
the wife and baby who were alone
in the house at the time had mar
row escape.
R. F. Hawley of Williston, who was
out on bail awaiting the action of the
court on criminal charge is again
in Jail, this time facing charge of
bribing witness.
A little girl in Fargo was stabbed
during quarrel with other girls over
the attention OF some man. Similar
affairs are of frequent occurrence in
Fargo.
Unless something is done to i'm
prove navigation in the Red river,
the Red River Transportation CON-
pany of Grand Forks will move their
business to Canada.
The fourth annual Boys and Girls
Corn and Potato exhibit will be held
in the city hall at jamestown on Mon
day, November 18th. 1t is expected
that it will be the biggest exhibit ever
held.
A lone bandit held up a clubhouse
at New Rockford last week and re.
lieved the intimates of $3.50, after
which he made his getaway, and at
last reports was still at large.
Fred Naurath of Medora is, under
arrest for stealing team. He &C.
knowledges the theft, but says he is
a cocaine fiend and thinks he should
not be punished.
Elmer %Bigler. became: angry because
his wife had eloped with Glen Davis
of Cando, and followed the pair to Mi
not and had them arrested. Afterward
he reIented and permitted the young
, wife to return home with her mother
Albert Holson, who was held at La
| AIoure on forgery charge, was re
leased by Judge Coffey, after lee
ture which was intended to have the
effect of discouraging Jail flirtations
in future.
| Bowman county has a newspaper
war on that isn't doing much to boos
for the county. People are liable tt
believe ali that both sides are saying
and if they are looking for a location
shun the place on account of. the so
ciety. 49, .s..
Section hands at Medina put out .
fire to burn the grass on the right o
way, and before it was finally gottel
under control again it had destroye,
everything on strip about ten mile
long. -" -.H
"A teacher, Miss Hattie Bedford, a
Belfeld, this state, was overcome il
the October snow storm and ate
wandering for a time became e1
hausted and persisted. The case i
rather peculiar, as the body was no
found for over a week, and the storm
was not such as to be dangerous.
j Lew Harrison, Of Minneapolis, fol
merly of the printing firm Of Harri
son and Smith of Minneapolis, ha
taken charge Of the business manage
ment of the Bismarck Tribune. Lev
has the cost system down to a habit
and will be valuable acquisition t
the Tribune business force.