The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-25

The Christians are having a conyen-
ton at Minot.
The Cavalier county corn contest
was a big success.
The Commercial hotel at Neville
is being improved.
A jamestown railroad man was ar
rested for non-support.
Threshing was on in full blast in
Bowman county last week.
Deer hunters are having hard luck
in western North Dakota.
The FfngaI o show was postpon-
ed owing to a lack Of Judges.
Flowing was general over most of
North Dakota until Saturday.
Judge Coffey has concluded a brief
term of court at Cooperstown. "
Establishing diaries will make
North Dakota land prices soar.
North Dakota farmers are planning
to avoid the help hold-Tp next year.
A Leal man named Bergswick had
his arm broken by the kick of a horse.
Devils Lake claims to have vaude-
Vile equal to Fargo and Grand Forks.
The Devils Lake fire team has a rec,
ord of 20 seconds in getting in place
alone.
North Dakota people are a clean
minded lot and they want a clean
state.
Judge Coffey sent a 1~4-year-old boy
to the reform school from Coopers-
town.
The wildrose Commercial club was
successful in getting a car shortage
relieved.
The Petersburg Record warns par
ents to keep their boys off the streets
at night,
w. F. Riis, the socialist lecturer, was
acquitted from a charge of assault at
Stanley.
DR.. A. H. Taylor Of the university
is experimenting. with wireless
telegraphy.
The new herd law is now in effect
in Benson county and stock much be
kept locked up.
A mass meeting was held at La
Moure to discuss the electric light
ing proposition.
Donations at the Hallinglagget at
Kindred for aged relatives in Norway
netted over $500.
Thomas Pitts of Buchanan fenced in
some corn and turned his hogs into
it-with good results.
The Times Record of Valley City is
making many improvements for the
benefit Of its readers.
Merchants in the small towns in
North Dakota r unusually progress
sive and good advertisers
North Dakota farmers VIII be glad.
that Professor Hoverstad. is to con-
tinue to work in tbs state.
Farmers are healing grain to Forbes
with a traction engine and eight or
ten wagons hi.ched tehind.
DR.. ]. c., Moore, superintendent of
the Grand Forks M. E.. districts, is
back from an extended trip east.
COUNT auditors, with their de-
linquept tax liEts, played a big part
in editing Moth Dakota papers last
week.
The Lafimore Pioneer thinks
Thanksgiving is a habit and gives
some rules for acquiring the thankful
spirit.
The Mimic Journal man says the
country is O.. X. and that it's time to
knuckle down to business and forget
politics.
Members of the Panama-Paciic ex-
position commission from New York
passed through North Dakota last
week.
The Wells Fargo Express Co. has
| opened offices In Jamestown. 1t will
do the express business of the new
Midland road.
Geo. w. Anderson, who has been on
the staff of The Hunter Herald for
some time. has leased The Florence,
S. d. Forum.
The children who attend the model
school at the Valley City Normal are
provided with a good lunch for 10
cents per week.
The proposition to establish a coun-
ty agricultural school In Walsh coun-
ty carried by 70 votes. An earlier
report said that 1t had been defeated.
Atty. j. A. Minck1er, who was de-
feated for congress by Geo. M. Young
in the second district, is mentioned
for a job IN the Devils Lake landof1ce.
A couple of dogs started q. fight
under Ingvald Thronson's buggy at
B~attleview, n of the horses aimed a
kick at the dogs and broke Thronson's
leg.
The implement firms at TIettinger
have been consolidated Huss Bros.
& Morgan have purchased the bust
Lness Of Jas. Henry, the pioneer inn
pletnent man OF the city.
One of the most delicate operations
known to surgery was necessary to
save the life OF 7-year- oid Eddie Spur
Of Herman. Mimi, at a Wahpeton
hospital. The boy was ~accidentaIly
shot and the bullet injured the spinal
cord