The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-19

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able manner on the n. P.
A general transfer business at New
Rockford is being planned.
John Braa has joined the ranks of
Jailed bootleggers at Grafton.
Berndt Anderson of Churches Ferry
is the largest candidate for speaker.
There are many boosts for the ken
| mel show at Fargo. Jan. IA, Is n 16.
The board Of University and school
lands has submitted it's biennial re-
port.
Dan O'Neill, a Williams county
farmer was injured by falling from a
train. .... r.
The new Great Northern round
house at New Rockford is now being
used.
Custer patrol of Boy Scouts at Man
dan selected purple and white as their
official colors.
Colonel Scarlet of Minot has sue
ceeded Blake Of jamestown as state
humane officer,
Mandan promises to become the
greatest ice supply house for the N.
P. on the entire line.
There are a number of horsethieves
and bIindpiggers on trial In the dis
trict court at Mandan.
Joseph Marquart of Napoleon farmed
1850 acres last summer and raised
25,572 bushels. Of grain.
The Better Farming association of
Stutsnnan county a an interesting
meeting at jamestown.
North Dakota club women will de-
vote considerable attention to public
health work next year.
The S. D. charter has been granted
flor the farmers railroad from YebIen,
S. D. to Fairmount, N. d.
Extradition papers nave been issued
, by Governor Burke for Dan Sears,
: wanted in South Dakota, ....
: The young delegates to the Boys
and Girls institute at the, A. c. are
, having the time of their lives.
Work on the new Great Northern
buildings at New Rockford is going
, on despite the cold weather.
) sevinbjorn Johnson has beer named
assistant legislative librarian during
the session of the legislature.
Some North Dakota towns are plan
) ming on taking advantage Of the free
tree hauling offer Of the N. p.
There will be an examination to
select fourth class ~postInasters under
the civil service law at Bismarck, Jan.
18.
! The interior department has recent
: lly held that second papers are neces-
! sary in making final proofs on home
steads.
DIR. W. H. Harrison, q government
! eve. ear and throat specialist spent a
: week at the Indian school at Bis
: marck.
! Governor Burke is said to have re-
ceived two fiattering offers-with big
salaries attached-to go on the lecture
platform.
: Jake Buck of Streeter drank wood
alcohol by mistake for the other kind,
but a stomach pump and quick Work
saved him.
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The busybodies have turned their
: attention from building a cabinet for
: Wilson to appointing a new arnbassa-
/, dor to England.
The Hannaford Enterprise got out
t a very e~nterprising special Christmas
number that contained an interesting
sketch Of Hannaford.
-Four brutes in human form took an
r Indian girl from the Fort Totter
q reservation and left her to freeze tc
$ death after ~assaulting her.
Al telegraph and telephone wires have
: been installed in the 500 depot al
Kfntyre-putting that town in direci
communication with the outside world
: for the first time.
+ The Mandan News contends tina
someone should pay the penalty fol
E the murder of Guy Bolton; Turkey
Track Bill Molagh was found no
guilty of this crime.
The man who adyertises is the livt
merchant-t1e man with the stool
that can keep UP to date because nt
article is ever allowed to get stale
He is the mar to p~atronize.
A TRANSMISSION of blood. made in tn
attempt to save the life of Archit
Chrisholm who was injured In a ga.
engine explosion near Devils Lake
failed to save the young mans life.
Jack CharmIey. formerly Of Ken
mare, now running The Mott Spot
light. is said to be in line for
deputy game wardenship in the south
west part of the state. He is one 3
the most popular members of tn,
newspaper gang In the state and TIL
boys VIII Al pull for hina