The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-23
North Dakota
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Next Thursday Is Thanksgiving.
District court i SO On at BowDells'
cayuga is a big poultry market.
The MinOt optics contest is ended.
Minot expects a building boom next
year.
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The auction crier is abroad in the
land.
Lake.
Crosby Is to have a new racket
store.
Russell is to have a get-together
Kenmare is to have a market day
and fair.
The Minot roller rink has opened for
the winter.
A hobo at Minot told a weird tale
Of adventure.
The Crosby Eagle has a fine new
heading-set solid,
JOIlu SuLGIuS VI H1LOL was IdNdlAy
injured in q runaway. j.
Cogswell buyers are getting a lot of
cattle around 'Stirum.
The train on the new Surrey line
will not stop at Surrey.
The Great Northern demonstration
farm brought good results.
The liars Of North Dakota were all
at Bismarck Thursday night.
The Noonan Republican is after a
cheap knocker on that town.
The Cooperstown Sentinel is well
printed and looks prosperous
The weather man is getting some
real Thanksgiving S wsather ready
Fourteen state high schools have en-
tered The Herald debate contest.
The Russell Sentinel complains Of
too much firewater in that town.
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Another effort is on to raise the
North Dakota silver service fund.
North Dakota has had the most
ideal November weather in years.
%&%
Enderlin is to have free city deliv-
cry and is getting its houses number
ed.
From the appearance of the Crosby
papers that town has some live mer-
chants. ......
A Raleigh county man was fined
SO for neglecting to send his children
to school.
Other democrats in North Dakota
besides Burke have aspirations for
national plums.
The old DeSLacs flour mill is being
removed to Crosby and will be put in
operation there.
A boy of IL years of age is charged
with attempted criminal assault on a
girl at Kenmare
The contractor has finished the
foundation for the main building of
the Minot normal:
j. .Hankins was awarded $4,000 dam
ages against the N. P. in federal
court at Devils Lake.
Charles Hewitt Of Cogswell, brought
cattle from CONNECTICUT.
Mrs. A. S. Taylor Of Sheldon poured
gasoline into a pail of boiling water
and was terribly burned.
A new bridge is to be built across
the north fork of the Cannon Ball
river near New England.
Minot beat Kenmare at football 20
to 0. Kenmare a previously licked
Minot by the same score,
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The semi-annual convention of the
North Dakota Evangelical association
is being held at Cooperstown.
The president of the Minot school
board is after parents who are deIin-
quent in sending children to school.
The supreme court has refused to
assume Jurisdiction in the Grand
Forks city conte% @Ya OF court oase.
The Cooperstown Courier advises
the use of a feather in place of snuff
If a sneeze is absolutely necessary.
This open November has peer worth
millions to the state in letting the
farmers get their fall blowing done.
Chief of Police Christensen of
Cooperstown went to Rochester,
mimi" to nave an operation for appen-
dicitis.
Humane officer Scarlet of Minot is
looking for a Mrs. Hoverty who went
to a claim near Berg last July and is
missing.
North Dakota farmers will be glad
to know that Professor Hoverstad is
to continue in charge of farm insti-
tute work.
W. F. Riis, multi millionaire and
noted socialist lecturer, is charged
with assaulting a man at Stanley
who made a disturbance while Riis
was speaking.
A great deal of effort is being pu
forth by historical societies Of the
country in gathering and preserving
Indian legends.
Thomas K. Curry, formerly editor OF
The Binford Times was elected to the
legislature from Bowman county. He
is now q farmer.
Mrs. Geo. Jurgens of Granville, died
Of typhoid fever three weeks after her
husband died Of pneumonia. Two
children survive.
Rev. Mr.. Dingle of EnderIin had an
operation on his eye but The Inde-
pendent wouldn't attempt to tell
about tin the technical terms.
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Two witnesses in the famous case
at Stanley pleaded guilty to perjury
and Oien will be tried again. He is
Il a.