The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-14


Emmett Mark, the we'll known
horseman, will raise buffaIoes.
Leo Hirchais was sentenced to five
months for a statutory offense.
A sash and door factory from Fergus
Falls will locate in Wahpeton.
William Johnson, charged with white
slavery. is on trial at jamestown.
Mrs. Ollie Fay, charged with blind
pigging at Minot, was. discharged.
Uncle Sam will fight trachoma, found
among the Fort Berthold Indians.
A. P. Peake of Valley City says
durum wheat will become popular.
c. o. Russell was reelected chief
Of the Devils Lake fire department.
Last chance to help the clerks have
a merry Christmas-shop in the fore
noon. ..
Citizens of Ignite refuse to give up
the county seat fight in favor of Bow
bells.
The sale Of Christmas seals is
pA q O6Slli6 AA SOSA SAldPS ~ oNGL "
state.
Emil Naumann was probably fatally
injured at Linton by the kick of a
horse. ....
her baby ~strychnine and then cut its
throat.
North Dakota is well represented at
the national progressive meeting in
Chicago.
John C. Hojen was acquitted at Mi
not on the charge Of selling mort
gagged goods.
The whole link family, arrested on
a blind plugging charge at Minot, plead
ed not guilty.
cut his throat in the Minot Jail, was
shipped to Iowa.
Nels +. Linge was smothered to
death in an oat bin in the Dodge ele-
vator at Hastings.
The Blue Goose Pond, an insurance
order, held it's semi-anuual meeting in
Fargo, Friday, Dec. Is.
The law firm Of Thorpe g. Forbes
at Wahpeton has been dissolved and
Thorpe goes to Forman.
A falling ladder knocking against a
valve caused the loss of 10000 gallons
Of kerosene at Bismarck.
i Judge Spalding urges lawyers to use
economy in bringing cases of appeal
before he supreme curt
Edward Perkl of Des Laos is suing
William c. Price for alleged aliena-
ton Of his wife's affections.
: DR.. F. G. Harris of Cando succeeds
: DR.. p. j. Widemeyer al member of the
) state tuberculosis commission.
James Kennedy of the city of Fargo
is suing the city Of Minot for $4,000.
! claimed to be due IN an old contract.
A 1~4-year-old New England boy
Struggled a revolver into the house
accidentally discharged 1t and killed
his mother.
: w. A. Peck, the better farming mar
> in Ward county, has returned from
an auto trip In which he covered TWEEN
: ty townships.
job Zahn who was hit over the head
= : and seriously hurt by George Schrnalts
: at Anamoose, ha sStarted suit f0I
i st, 1000 damages.
Il The Methodist and Congregations
3 churches Of Wahpeton will unite anC
Rev. MI. sSewrey, formerly OF Fargo
? will preach for both.
Q Leonard borfler did not obey a
court order to take his children frcE
8 their mother IN Ward and was clteC
6 for contempt OF court.
q Erick Aas of Douglas is suing Nicl
he alleges, when Might hit him owe
the head with a plank.
Andrew Jensen Is suing for $500
damages for injuries alleged to hav
been received in a fall from a scat
q fold In a Ward county coal mine.
Florence King, claiming to hav
80 come from Fairdale, N. d., drew ninet
/ days in Minneapolis for disorderl
8 conduct. She had $500 in her stock
: ing.
a. 5-year-old Montpelier boy be
came angry because the hired ma
would not let him lead mules to waite
set fire to the barn and burned up tn
animals.
Capt. George S~teunenberg of the I
s.. army, who has gained fame b
writing a poem to which German
have taken exception, is well known /
members OF the N. ID. national guar,
In a case at Grand Forks in whic
M. Feldman is suing an ~insuranC
company for $500 because of damas
+ to his house, a neighbOr testified thu
she saw Feidman pouring Kerosene &
z the side OF the bulIding,