The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-26
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Boost for good roads.
Alexander is booming.
Mott has a death mystery.
Darcy had an Industrial fair.
Brantford is a growing town.
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Turkey shoots now hold the boards.
Taylor has a new cement block jail.
The teachers institute in Flasher
was a success.
A Sons of Norway lodge was or
gained at Uphan1.
A party of high officials Of the n.
P. visited Stanton.
Joseph LeDuc, a pioneer Of Ram
sey county, is dead.
The washburn Leader is "aginr
wholesale vaccination.
The home of Joe Smith at Dunseith
was destroyed by FIRE.
The site for the new Alexander de-
pot has been selected.
The snow has nearly all gone again
in the vicinity of Fargo.
Walter w. Beebe has been appoint
ed postmaster at Belield.
Larimore has started a crusade
against kids selling tickets.
The state papers are boosting for
more livestock and dairying.
The home Of A. r. Hugs Of Haynes
was totally destroyed by fire.
Many new citizens were made at the
term Of district court at Mott.
Threshing was all cleaned up at
Shields by the middle Of November.
The undertakers and furniture men
will meet in Jamestown, Feb. Is 20 30.
John Donahue was seriously injured
by falling down a shaft at Minot.
Diversified farming has proved to be
the successful thing for North Dakota.
Charles Camel of Wimbledon has
secured patents on a steering device.
No clue has been found to the rob-
bers who b~urglarized a Minot clothing
store.
The Great Northern still has men
buying right-of-way in Mckenzie
county.
Comrades Of the G. A. r. at Glen
Ullen enjoyed a chicken dinner to-
gether.
The slope was proud of the exhibit
it sent to the products show at Min
neapolis.
North Dakota's exhibit at the North
west Products show was a credit to
the state.
Thomas Hudson is held al Minot as
a suspect in a holdup n box-car
robbery case.
A successful teachers institute was
held at Ignite for the teachers Of
Burke county.
The Great Northern has made some
changes in division officials at Grand
Forks and Minot.
There appears to have been an I'M
usually large number Of n~ewlyweds
during November.
1t is said that the Wildrose branch
of the Great Northern is to be ex-
tended into Montana.
John Ketchum was caught. He was
charged with abducting Clara Scherf,
eyed Is, of Hansboro.
Ray elevator men have kept the ele-
Vators clear by strenuous efforts, and
have had plenty of cars.
Although this was an off year for
corn a lot Of that cereal was matured
in North Dakota in 1912.
A couple Of Fargoans went to VIM
bledon for a hunt and after an all
day tramp got-one weasel.
The Lansford fire laddies give their
fourth annual masquerade ball, We'd
nesday evening of this week.
William FTyn, injured at Grand
Forks by falling down an elevator
art, died after a weeks suffering.
w. D. Gillespie, the Well-known
Fargo architect, has a big farm near
Ray. from which he harvested a fine
crop.
Atty. Geo. A.. E. FinIayson OF East
Grand Forks will make the Elks
memorial address at Devils Lake
Dec. 1,
Matt Thiel, a prominent New Eng.
land farmer, was caught in an engine
wheel and had his back broken. He
cannot ecover.
One of the most valuable things
along the new Great Northern Surrey
line is the big gravel bed west OF
New Rockford.
There are now five elevators buy,
ing grain at New England and they
have already bought half a million
bushels this fall
A piece OF steel was used in settini
a broken bone in the arm Of J. w
Schnitzler, a Froid, Mont. banker, IL
a Minot hospital.
The new management of The Forum
has received many expressions of GOO
will from the state press for whicl
it is fully ~appreciative.