The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-13

How Christ Pieke, who cut his throat
in the Ward county jail, secured the
razor is a mystery.
Citizens of Lemert have appealed
for an agent at the 500 depot there.
for the entire year.
In oregon apples are rotting on the
ground and in Fargo they are retail
ing for about 81 a bushel.
Jack Currie of HALEY fell beneath
the wheels of a loaded wagon and es-
capped with some bad bruises.
There is still time to cut weeds and
brush from the roadside. which will
prevent bad drifting later on.
A man who refused to say whether
a beverage which he drank was beer,
was sent to jail by a Minot judge.
There will be people from every Sec
ton of North Dakota at the country
life conference in Fargo next week.
A negro was found dead from ex-
posure in Island park, Fargo-a whis-
key bottle in his pocket told the story.
North Dakota farmers are finding it
hard to market the big grain crop-in
some sections-because of poor roads.
The kennel show at Fargo, Dec IA,
Is and 16 is attracting the attention
Of dog fanciers all over the northwest.
The bondsmen of Al Siverson Of
Kathryn, charged with maintaining a
nuisance, surrendered him to the court.
While preparing kindling. Mrs. Gale
NNTnNIur1rfH ~ DaI,-r., L-l L. 49,
badly cut she may lose the sight in it.
Gackle people regret the departure
of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Noyes who
moved to Jud to start a drug store
there.
Members of the Grand Forks county
commissioners are back from an ex-
tensive junket looking over court
houses. ..-r.
Playing that he was a hunter man."
5 year old Willie Mcdonald. of Graf
ton, was shot dead by an S year old
brother.
The case for the removal of three
commissioners of LaMoure county
was decided in favor of the commits
%sioners. 3
The First State bank at Medina has
| one of the best equipped banking
buildings in the state. for a town Of
that size.
A crude job of Matchmaking resulted
in the arrest of a young South Da-
kotan at Bowman by the United States
marshal.
With two ribs fractured and pinned
| hn1rInaG InannHI hfn 40 IV.o- NFI.Al
man of DAWSON lay for two hours
until help came, a
M. G.. Buell. of New England just
escaped death by asphyxiation from
the fumes from a gasoline engine in a
room in which he was sleeping.
Denver Woods, serving time for conn
plicity in the murder of Adelbert Stone
Grow in Bowman county, was turned
down in his appeal to the supreme
court.
The Gackle Republican thinks the
order to move the depot at that place
must have been a joke as the depot
is still sticking around where 1t always
has been.
William Switzerland stole $19.50 at
Grand Forks. Had he taken so cents
more he would have been charged with
grand larceny and sent to the pen for
two years.
Bismarck Tribune: "The Fargo To-
I'm insists newspapers are giving
away a lot of free advertising. True,
but how are o gonig to prevent it?'
Chuck 1t in the waste basket.
Farmers in Hettinger county are UP
in arms over the practice of allowing
tstock to run at large. Judge Nuchols
recently decided that there is no herd
law and stock may rim at large at all
times.
The Bathgate Pink Paper, in pub
Fishing an item regarding the death Of
a hoIse, explains to the city fellows
that horses are now so valuable that
the loss of one is an item well worth
chronicling.
Walter Windle of Knox had his
clothing e~ntangled in some machinery
and the turning wheels began drawing
him in. He saved his life by grabbing
a nearby post. but his clothes were
almost stripped off n he was badly
bruised.
III is said that constables will benefit
and the county will lose by the new
system which puts the sheriff on q
salary basis. The constables will fight
for business to get the fees. while the
sheriff will not have n incentive to-
so after business.