The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-10
Lansford wants an ice rink.

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Ruford at Lansford.
A bootlegger escaped from the
county Jail at Beach.
A number of Stanley blindpiggers
drew varying sentences.
Frank Blake, Carpio blind pigser
was given ninety days.
A collector is charged with mali
cious mischief at Minot.
A Cleveland man has figured out a
way to reduce threshing expenses.
Burke was endorsed for a cabinet
position by the Ward county dems.
The old timers of Billings county
will have a ball at Marmarth, Dec. IS.
Tolley will send a delegate to con-
gress in the interest Of the Kenyon
bill.
Two alleged horsethieves were ar
rested at Hettinger. One was freed
later.
Glen Hardinger had his hand badly
smashed in a well digging machine at
Mott.
The temporary bridge across the
Missouri at Mondak was wrecked by
the ice.
Erick Erickson of E~llingson was
badly burned by an explosion of
powder.
The Bowbells Bulletin opines there
will be an extra session-of the job
hunters.
Editor Geo. 3. Gee of The Powers
Lake Echo complains of a lack of To-
cal news.
An insane homesteader almost sew
cred his head with a razor in the Jail
at Minot.
1t is estimated that 500, 900 bushels
Of grain will be marketed in Taylor
this year.
ty and seven years in the state pen,
respectively,
d. r. Streeter of Linton, is the latest
candidate for the speakership Of the
lower house.
William Lefque was convicted OF
malicious Islander against Judge MUIR
ray Of Minot.
North Dakota progressives planned
for the future at the big banquet at
Fargo, Dec. z.
Peer Stromme, the noted Norwegian
lecturer is delivering lectures in North
Dakota towns. ..e.
The Taylor Reporter urges farmers
to name their farms and put the name
over the roadgate.
Another Ignite mine cave-in. This
time hear Powers Lake. Hardy Sem
was badly injured.
The baby found at Minot came to
it's death from exposure according to
the c%oroner's jury.
An alleged deserter from Uncle
Sans army at Fort Robinson, Neb.
was captured In Fargo.
A reward of $50 has been offered
for the persons who left the baby
found on the ice at Minot.
A piece of brick struck George
Btckford, a Bentley brickmason, in
the eye and had to be cut out.
r. G. Harris, M. d. of Cando is a
new member of the board of trustees
Of the N. d. tuberculosis sanitarium.
A gas system lighting ARRANGEMENT
at Bentley went wrong and set fire
to a pool hall. There was little dam
age. ~
A transient sold burnt sugar and
water for. whiskey at Kenmare, and
the charge of Bookkeeping didn't
stick.
Some homesteaders on the slope are
putting up fine homes instead oil
r'shacks" that were popular some
years ago.
The sheriff at Napoleon fred after
Of that town think said bootlegger Ii
going yet.
!. Dean Crouch of the school or en-.
cheering at the u. will give the Am
erican Society OF Engineers some facts
about Ignite coal.
A farmer living near Taylor sole
grain he raised from seed securet
: from the county, before paying FOL
the seed and was arrested.
North Dakota farmers are
ing Of the low prices for grain. Fla,
! is worth only about half what it wa
last year, n wheat is much lower.
%. D.. Center, better farming exper
for Grand Forks county, says that
j big general stowstorm would be
2 good thing for North Dakota farms.
The North Dakota Medical associa
ton at its session at Devils Lake pass
ed a resolution ~condenlnfmg the pro
posed bill to permit sale OF liquor on
doctors prescription.
John IF. Henderson is suing the C
N. for 100000 for injuries received i
a wreck at Tioga. He says an agree
ment he signed with the D wa
made while he was insane.
The 1S0-acre farm of Ole Thorvild
son, who disappeared from North
wood several years ago and has nc
= been heard from since. was sold a
public auction last week and brough
$&7 per acre.