The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-04
North
Kernels

wAS q HSdNy uES loss at Gar
rington.
!. Rhame elevators are doing a bis
business.
The coal shortage failed to ma
t~erialize.
Barnes county old settlers will have
a reunion.
Mott is hoping to have free mail de-
livery soon.
Two pioneers Of Cavalier county
died last week.
Braddock hoes not have enough
houses to go round.
Nels Arneson Of Norwich was rob
bed Of $11.15 in Minot.
Grand Forks will have a new ten
room apartment house.
A farm of 100 acres near Caring
ton brought $65 per acre.
A Glen Ullin nan was arrested for
selling mortgaged property.
There has been 300. 900 bushels of
grain marketed at Sheldon.
The n. P. dam near Mott, which was
washed away, will be rebuilt.
A. L. Martin of Sentinel Butte
threshed $4,000 bushels of grain.
Mott elevators have paid out S322,-
600 for 425.000 bushels Of grain.
$500
The Great Northern will continue it's
demonstration from work next year.
The Bismarck Commercial club held
its annual meeting and banquet Dec. 3.
The Darlington Commercial club
had a Jungle dinner" served a la hobo.
A Ricbland county youth, who was
too attentive to a teacher, was ar
rested.
The Sheldon Progress will be pub
lished Thursdays hereafter instead OF
Friday.
Percy Foster of Sheldon stepped on
a nail and serious consequences fol-
lowed.
Marmarth is excited over reports
that the N. P. will build through that
town.
The Powers Lake Echo or
ganizing a farmers club in every school
district.
The Motor Age of Nov. % describes
the Meridian road from Winnipeg to
the gulf.
There are many interesting cases to
be tried at the Mandan term of court
just begun.
rington in Sargent county was de.
stroyed by fire.
The mar who confessed to stran,
Cling a babe in q Fargo hotel was
sent up for life.
November was one of the warmesi
and dryest Novembers in the history
Of North Dakota.
Paul M. Kilroy is charged with
touching the pockets Of some com.
panions at TioEa.
Senator McCumber OF North Dakots
would pension widows who married
veterans AFTER 1880.
Good progress is being made in re.
constructing the light plant at the
Fort Totten school.
An electric line from Brazil, N. D,
through Devils Lake to MINNEAPOLIS
is the latest scheme.
A Devils Lake man, II. p. Hensan
will take a trip around the world, &C.
companied by his wife.
The Maddox Standard says that IL
is not more laws. but law enforcement
that is needed in North Dakota.
A. Fargo negro got three years in the
pen for holding up a man. The Negro
claimed the hold-up was a joke.
Demonstration plots in walsh coun.
ty prove that intensive cultivation anG
fertilization pay large dividends.
The Lidgerwood Broadaxe seconds
the motion Of The Forum to do away
with pardons for life prisoners.
November, 1912. viii go down in his.
tory in North Dakota as one OF thu
| mildest Noyembers ever recorded.
The Grand Forks county commits.
sioners will travel to get ideas fol
the new courthouse for that county.
l. William Littlehales, jr,, of Dickinson
accidentally shot himself, the charge
taking effect in n finger and his leg
The grain is now flooding the ter.
minals and it Is feared tina the crisis
in the grain movement is just at hand
Mrs. Edwin DUN OF Willow City wa.
burned to death. Her clothes becam,
saturated with gasoline and caugh'
fire.
The Valley City Times Record get.
over the North Dakota prohibition
law.
The twenty-fourth annual conven,
ton Of the Ransom County Sunday
School association was held at Lisbo1
last week,
The Valley City Times Record go
out a booster edition, Nov. 80, which
contained forty pages and Is q eredi
to the publishers.
President Mcyey of the state u. will
| address the agricultural institute Il
be held at the Valley City normal
Dec. 5.
The case of William Molash. 'Tur.
key Track Bill" charged with tn,
murder of Guy Bolton, near ShieIdI
last August. will be watched with In