The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-16
North Dakota
Kernels
Wolford is overrun with bootleggers.

WoiIord - oyeSTun Fitn ~pootIegserS'
Pekin had tive bad runaways in one
Lake.
The Kathryn hotel has been re-
opened.
Judge Alnidon spoke at the Valley
City normal.
The Milton Commercial club is be-
ing revived,
Jud LaMoure is in Pembina to spend
the holidays.
A Chinaman Joined the Grand Forks
Commercial club.
Henry Treibler's blacksmith shop at
Hebron wa burned.
Through mail is now going to Win
nipeg over the n. r.
Every farmer should be a stockman,
says The Lisbon Gazette.
A wireless message was sent from
Grand Forks to Grafton.
The Darlington Independent started
q Good Fellow movement.
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Mrs. HI. 4. Eelgesen and family
have gone to Washington.
The valuation Of Grand Forks coun-
ty is higher than last year.
There is stilI over $4,000 on the
North Dakota silver service.
The Grafton high school short course
in agriculture is making good.
The board OF control had a busy
session at Bismarck last week.
Sixty New York waits are to be
placed on North Dakota farms.
It. X, Kristjanson is organizing
farmers clubs in Cavalier county.
The Pingree-W Wilton line is to get
mail by train. beginning Dec. 20.
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A case Of smallpox at Medora re-
suited in a wholesale vaccination.
Five men were arrested at Rutland
on a charge of stealing a key Of beer.
Parcels post maps have beer receiy-
ed by all North Dakota postmasters.
The Linton Globe advances some
splendid arguments for farmers clubs.
A farmers railroad is to be built
from Veblen, S, d. to Paramount, N.
ID.
College expenses at the N. D. u.
have increased 81 per cent in twenty
years.
Anton Tuhy, aged IA, lost an arm
as he result OF an accidental gunshot
wound.
The store of C. w. Woods and p.
S. McKenna of. Coulee was destroyed
by fire.
! The Minnesota Dakota Hotel Clerks
association will meet at Grand Forks
in 1913.
The weather man helped out in get
ting threshing done in western North
Dakota.
The buildings destroyed at Aneta
will be rebuilt at once Of brick or
cement,
The Litchville Bulletin thinks the
state is having some crazy quilt
weather.
The sale OF autos in North Dakota
this winter promises to break all
records.
The Walhalla Mountaineer suggests
Andy Koehmstad for postmaster al
Langdon.
The Edgeley Mail had a peach Of an
account OF the opening Of the Midland
Continental.
One hundred sixty-nine SCHOOLS Of
North Dakota classified for state aid
the past year.
A Jamestown old timer predicts the
worst weather OF the winter in the
ides of March.
M. Feldman, who sued an insurance
company at Grand Forks, was giveT
a verdict in full.
The Pembina rural telephone lin,
has been finished and connects Will
the Northwestern.
Grand Forks stores are being in.
spected to see il they comply with The
state pure food laws.
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The Gascoyne Advance a v tina
many who give free advice to farmers
should look to their own knittin'!"
A Big Brother club, on the order %
the Good Fellow movement, has beef
organized by The Grand Forks Times
A fine programme is being arrang.
ed for the meeting of the State Dairy
mans association at Valley City. Feb
1913.
A combination moving picture ant
but the manager, Il. M. Lord, died ant
the show broke up.
Kids at Lidgerwood put a rife cart
ridge on the stove and Fred HoefE
who had not joined in the game, ma.
lose an y as . result.
Governor-elect Hanna has outline,
q big programme for improvement il
onnmend and work for when he take
Office.
Miss Barbara Schlinger, who was s.
terribly burned near Parkin, had a.
arm arnputated in a Mandan hospita
as 9 result. She is still in . critica
condition.
Particulars Of the death Of Bu,
Floyd of Darlington in Canada, Shoy
that his skull was knocked from it
base by . terrific blow from q hand
car handle.
In Iowa farmers must pay Z cent
per buSl1el to ret ~ centS a bushe