The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-20
Max is organizing q band.

oV, VIII De a DIG aftalr.
Many farmers near New England are
putting UP new buildings.
Ward county blindpiggers are get
ting the a Of their lives.
The Devils Lake Journal advises
farmers to sell their grain.
Ed Clark. pioneer OF Cannon Ball,
died ron acute alcoholism.
Emil Runge of Rainy Butte had a
yield of 100 bushels of oats.
The state humane officers made an
investigation at New England.
Tom McDonnough Of stady was
kicked in the face by q horse.
The jury cases in district court at
jamestown have ben finished.
The Farmers club movement is TAX
ing hold in Grand Forks county.
A number of notorious gambling re-
sorts We're raided at Devils AXE.
DR.. Thor Moeller mas been refused
a new trial by the supreme court.
Editor Stanley of The Garrison In
dependent has built up a fine paper.
r. Il. Colwell, formerly Of Balfour.
is now owner Of The Dogden News.
Anna Grow, who suicided at James
town, has two brothers at Kensal,
Jamestown is after parties who tie
horses to the ornamental light posts.
-
stutsman county is setting a fast
pace in the organization OF farmers
clubs.
Grand Forks has secured ADVANTAGE
ous connections with the 500, ii the
high school will be held with Grafton,
Minard Kyalheim or Kenmare was
badly injured on the head in a run
away.
The Buford Tribune wants the law
enforced.
A fast 500 freight service, connect
ing Minot with the twin cities, has
peen established.
The mail route from Bowman to
Scranton may be changed. according
to The Haley Record.
Charles Daniels, a Minot painter,
drew three years in the pen when he
pleaded guilty to robbery.
a. E. Carlson Of Grafton was called
to mourn the death of both father and
mother within a few days.
In October n November the Me-
dina p~ostofice received and dispatched
two ana one-half tons Of mail.
Elks from all over the state have
gone to Devils Lake to take part in
the ceremonial sessions there.
The Underwood Journal go out
what it claims was the largest edi-
ton eve put out in Underwood.
A number OF lengthy auto trips have
been taken by North D~akotans the
past week despite cold weather and
snow.
The Mandan Pioneer had an excel
lent cut of the slope exhibit at the
Northwest Products show at Mime
apolis.
The Medina creamery will remain
open all winter and an additional
building has been leased to care for
the increasing business.
No. 8 on the N. p. went west as q
double header n day this week, the
express cars being piled to the roof
with Christmas packages.
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and over whose case the jury dis
agreed at jamestown, was held to the
district court at Valley City.
The Winner & Adams lumber ware
house at Driscoll had q narrow escape
when sparks from 81 passing engine
set fire to dry grass q the sheds.
A traction engine which Alfred Ness
was running near Minot 'bucked
back and Ness was epinioned between
the engine and the tank and his col-
lar bone broken.
Walter Rockold, convicted at Town
er two years ago of attempting to
commit a statutory offence was de-
MED a new trial by Judge Barr. He
was sent up for fifteen years.
Miss Mabel Johnson, daughter OF "A,
4 ~. 1OilAAcVh III L1 W I'LL M 0sB& SA~A ~
leap from q second story window Of g
burning building in Wisconsin, where
she was visiting to q V her life.
Postmaster Murphey OF H8ley adj
yertIsed IN The Haley Record for q
ring he lost and says there sis nothing
Hike advertising. The paper was no
sooner or the press than he found the
ring in the water trough In his chicken
house.
al man named Peterson, who claims
ed he had, been doped ard robbed
got into the home OF Professor Kit
tre1 at Devils Lake In some mysteri4
Gus manner while Gil the doors and
windows were locked, I'M the middle
OF the night and fell sprawling on
the door.
The Golden Valley Chronicle, pub
lished at Beach, to The Forum
enlarged and is now one Of the mosi
metropolitan looking papers I'M the
state. Editor Ws il Brint0n' plant
was burned some time ago n theiJ
is Il suspicioa az incendiarfsir, but hi
sse0nes back with one OF the hnesI
plants in the northwest.