The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-28
North Dakota
Kernels

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Durum wheat is gaining in popular
ity.
Bishop Mann visited churches on the
slope.
The court term at Bottineau is
ended.
Leap year is fast getting away
from you ladies.
A large new storage elevator will be
built at Medora.
The district court wheels continue
to turn at Mohall.
Presbyterians dedicated a fine new
church at Calvin
The legislators are beginning to
drift into Bismarck.
Many North Dakota stores are plan
ming clearance sales.
James Eastlund thrcshed all Christ
mas day near VelVa.
The district court grind has been
resumed at Bismarck.
Colonel Hildreth is after the Unit
cd States attorneyshtp.
The heavy snowfall played hob
with Christmas skating.
4 family of children was deserted
at Mtnot Christmas eve.
The Couranr want the Bottineau
Commercial club revived.
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The new NJ. E. church project at
Dunseith will be a success.
The farm residence of Mike Pagan
was burned near Glenburn.
There is much grain yet to be mark
cted in the vicinity of York.
The young men of Rolla had a
Comeback leap rear party.
The passenger service between Mott
and Bismarck may be improved.
The fine new Masonic temple at
Grafton was dedicated Friday.
The school for the deaf at Devils Lake
had a fine Christmas celebration.
GackIe farmers have been missing
horses and robbery is suspected.
The school officers Of Bottineau
county are in session at Bottineau.
The Aneta band gave a street con-
cert on Friday, the 18th Of December.
A man named Boisiolie is charged
with assaulting a young girl at Law
ton.
J. r. Houx of Mylo is said to have
the ~postofrtce job at Rolette ION
ice."
There will be a farmers institute
and poultry show at Kindred, Jan. 3
and 10.
The Better Farming association of
Stutsman county will meet at James,
town, Jan. 8.
Co. A of Bismarck is preparing for
the national guard convention at that
place Jan. 9.
The newly elected commissioners
of Divide county will hold their first
meeting Jan. 2.
A woman at Bantry has a lemon tree
on which there is a lemon said to
weigh TWO pounds.
The LaMoure Chronicle got out a
fat special edition which contained
some first class ads.
The York Dispatch wants to have a
celebration because NO. 5 on the G.. n,
was on time n day
Bob Hafey of Monango was bitten
! ICr A~~ naI 90. -a1rnrnIIy E,1rf fIaf he
has to use a crutch.
The Tyner postofice and the rura,
route from Bathgate to Tyner have
both been discontinued.
The Grand Forks Commercial club
will entertain the Grand Forks coun,
ty legislators at dinner.
An aged couple We're found, ont
dying and the other dead at James.
town, Christmas morning.
The Dickinson Recorder-Post think.
a man ought to be thankful to have
a wife to button a waist onto.
George Rickerby, with a Ions
criminal record, is awaiting trial a.
Bismarck on a charge of ~bootlegging
The Brotherhood of Locomotive
Ffremen and Enginemen of Dickinson
gave a successful annual ball las
week.
The Steele city hall was found to b.
too small to properly house the fir
fighting equipment and had to be en-
larged.
The fourteenth regiment, now sta
toned at Fort Lincoln, near Bismarcl
will be transferred to Fort Rice a
Spokane.
The fight for the p%ostoffice at Dog
den narrowed down to two-when j
was found there was a civil servic
exam to pass.
Bill Nevells flourished a gun "som
promiscuous' at Beach. They put hir
in the calaboose and he broke out, bu
was rearreSted.. ..
There is considerable difficulty i
getting coal from a burning mine a
Medora. 1t is necessary to tunnel be
meath the burning part.
A drunken man let a team of horse
loose at Hannah and they were hit b
a freight engine n knocked off tn
track, but not seriously hurt.
The fire drill alarm was given i
the Maxbass school n worked wei
1, except that one. girl tainted. The Mon
) itor suggests having the drill oftene1
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