The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-26
North Dakota
Kernels

Are YOU sidewalks cleaned off?
Days are getting longer-noticed it?
The weather man was good on
Christmas.
There will be no booze handled by
parcels post.
Farmers elevators are proving
their worth.
The war flags arc still flying in
Bowman county.
A Caygua boy fell from a horse
and broke his leg.
The Midland Central telegraph line
Is now in operation.
North Dakota stores all did a big
Christmas business.
North Dakota needs a comprehen-
sive good road law.
Plan a crop rotation system for
your farm next year.
In Mott they were playing tennis
and baseball, Dec. Is.
Have YOU got your New Years
resolutions busted up?
A fine programme has been prepar-
cd for the press gang.
Lansford is wrestling with the
street lighting system.
A man was ARRESTED" at Grand
Forks after he was dead.
A heavy fall Of fresh snow made
the day rcal Christmasy.
The Fordville Chronicle had a well
edited special for Christmas.
The Rugby Optimist wants the
mechanics lien law repealed.
; Especially clean, fine ice is reported
in the James river at jamestown.
l The Valley City electric light plant
is getting some up-to-datc genera
! tors.
L Jesse Woods skull was fractured,
. it is alleged by William Gray. at Ken
1 mare.
Many are glad Christmas is over.
especially the postal clerks and store
clerks.
A concrete roof was put on the new
First National bank building at Lid
gerwoOd.
C. L. Smith. a Burlington banker
had his arm broken while Cranking
n his auto.
The navigation possibilities Of the
n Red river are to be thoroughly in
~vestigated.
No movement has spread so rapidly
in North Dakota as the one for farm
ers' clubs.
q Thrcshing operations continued W
to last week in the northern part o
the state.
Were YOU one of those who founC
that it was more blessed to give thar
to receive?
The third instaIImcnt Of the stat,
tax rommission's biennial report wa
made public.
ID Drake claims to lead McHenr,
. county in the amount of money in it
q ]tinanCiaI institutions.
II Grand Forks union men will have
s. mass meeting Dec. 80 to discuss pro
posed labor Legislation.
clyde Huff of Rhamc. charged witt
sc ~assaulting Harry Larkin with inten
to Kill was discharged.
VIM. r. Casey. charged with tn
I'd murder Of Carl Hanson, at Kcnmarc
was arraigned at MinOt.
1t is said that the Milwaukee vii
I'd build extensively in western Mort
and South Dakota next year.
f. l.. Watkins, enforcement office
I'd back from Washington, Is hopeful Z
e; the passage Of the Kenyon bill.
en- Six elevators, running daily unit
A. midnight, can hardly handle the graf
that is pouring into Bowbells.
Editor Eugene w. Sperry of TIL
ne Drake News ate some poisoned sauc
s. kraut that took him off his feet,
yd Fred Wolf died in a shanty q
jamestown alone. His dead body wa
"a not discovered for several days.
"a The explosion Of a gasoline stow
at Bowbells caused a fire that al
At. most swept away a business block.
- Both Mr.. and Mrs. Woods Of Ken
to mare were acquitted of a charge
ut practicing without a medical license
- The criminal charges against F. /
Packard and l.. e. Opdyke; publish
- ers of The Bismarck Times, wei
w dismissed.
ss An exceptionally early spring an
- an unusually late fall gave Mort
Dakota auto owners a lot of time
n JOY ride this ear
us Albert Hankey, en- route to Ray,
D. from PlentywoOd. Mont. to sper
Eel the holidays. died from heart faiIul
o. in Il Williston depot.
]. Secretary Cooper of the Bette
q; Farming association will attempt
get Uncle Sam to help in the be
1a ter farming movement.
on The new law putting sheriffs OIL
salary will give sheriffs in SON
ISIS counties more and in some less pa
d; than under the old law.
lrr Victor Wardrobe, alumni member
the university board, has become di
qualified to act in that capact
through election to the legislature.
Matt Lynch created considerab
Ter excitement near Mott when
At brandished a revolver and threaten,
wv to kill himself. Too much bad booz
Six prairie chickens were disable
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