The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-30
North Dakota
Kernels
rhe latest--turkev nash.

North Dakota land keeps climbing
in value.
Alfred BIaisdell has $50 acres Of I'm.
cut grain.
There is agitation for paving at
Bismarck.
John Haines of Easily was found
dead in bed.
The new wahpeton water reservoir
is now in use.
Darcy beat cooperstown at basket
ball, 81 to 0.
The telegraph office at Devils Lake
is in a new home.
Threshfng is still on in many parts
Of North Dakota. .
Levi Romeo is a candidate for post
master at Mandan.
There is a big shortage Of men in
the Minnesota woods.
The Ryder Commercial club re- elect
ed all it's old officers.
The Rumley Products Co. has open
ed its Bismarck branch:
The Great Northern is now carrying
mail the Surrey line.
A North Dakota man was drowned
at Moosejaw, Saskatchewan.
The 500 has a force of men paint
ing the depots along its line.
Tho croD rnta tSor b,1Iatio ~ +ho
A. G. was widely commented o
Many North Dakota couples picked
Thanksgiving for a wedding day.
1t cost North Dakota IS cents for
each boy and girl in school last year.
A Iumberman named samuelson at
Sidney has been missing since Nov.
II.
Mail Carrier T. C. Ashelson of Pet
ersburg had a runaway but vas not
hurt.
The splendid weather of November
has been a great boon to real estate
men. .
George Walkadow of Dickinson
was arrested on a charge Of wife de-
sertion. :
Benson county will send a good
sized delegation to the boys and girls
institute. =
There were few North Dakota towns
that did not have a wedding Thanks
giving week. .
The Great Northern VIII soon begin
running trains over the Surrey line di-
rect to Fargo. 49,
Con Keefe. chief of police of Fargo,
was exonerated from charges of tax.
ing hush money. ,
There will be a special meeting of
the Neville Better Farming club in
that city Dec. 2,
Alleged doctors. who are practicing
in North Dakota without licenses are
having hard shedding.
The big Barnes county corn show
that will be held Dec. 2 to 6 is at
tracing great interest. /
Nine of those who were made Shrin-
ers at the recent reunion at Grand
Forks were from Langdon.
The latest fad for reaching a ripe
old age is to eat baked onions, &C
cording to The Mimic Journal.
applied for classification under the new
rural school law was accepted.
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The Fort Totten Indian school light
and heat plant was destroyed by fire
and the school had to be closed.
Two Minot boys were the first thin
ice victims in North Dakota. They
were drowned Thanksgiving day.
1t now rumored that instead of TAX
ing off Nos. 5 and 6 the N. p. will
run them only as far as Montana.
Andrew j.. Greatness of Hope is
charged with giving liquor to a minor
the same ofense as bootlegging.
The North Dakota schools quite gen.
orally observed the Friday before
Thanksgiving as Children's Home day.
A little Crosby boy was knocked
down by a team and the wagon passed
over him but he was not seriously
hurt.
Brakeman Newman of Casselton was
Jared from the top of a freight train
and is in the hospital. but will re-
cover.
A number of farmers near Cando
finished t%hreshing last week. There
is still some AJAX to thresh in that
vicinity. '.
Last week most of the country pa
pers were filed with the delinquent tax
llist-this week 1t was the abstract of