The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-23
North Dakota
Kernels

mOHdIl AS attempting 10 TSdnlHS d
band.
The Lakota Observer has changed
hands again.
Pembina county has a dozen candi-
dates for sheriff.
An acetyline gas plant Is to be
established at Lansford.
Valley City claims to have but two
vacant dwelling houses.
A new Catholic church building is
being erected at Hillsboro.
The Dawson Press has raised It's
| subscription price to 81 a year..
The band instruments have arrived
for the new band at Braddock.
The Great Northern round house at
Maxbass was destroyed by fire.
DR.. Monteith and his bride at Hazel
ton were given the second charivari.
Though two banks have moved from
Krem to Hazen another bank will soon
be established at the latter town.
Albert Weiss, member Of the house
from Richland county, may be a
candidate for state senator next cam
pa1gn.
Charged with bootlegging, Nelson
Green at Douglas has been bound oyer
to the district court at Minot under
$500 bonds.
Nine more students have been
graduated from the Valley City nor
NAL, making a total Of 100 from that
institution.
The death of Senator Helgeland Of
Nelson county leaves a vacancy n
States Attorney Kelly is being urged
for the place.
The Dunn County News thought
other towns should have emulated
Bismarck's idea Of a community
Christmas,
The county commissioners Of Ward
county are contemplating the estab-
lishment Of an electric light plant at
their poor farm.
Over fifty years Of welded life for
Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlieb Schulz Of
Hankinson was ended by the death Of
the husband, aged 80.
The youthfulness Of J. c., Christian
son, agent for the Bovery-Shute Lum-
Der Co, at Minnewaukan saved him
from a term in the pen for embezzle-
ment. He was given a suspended sent
ence.
t VIM. Berry, who has been employ
ed on the w. T. Barnes place at Pin
| gree, was taken before the insanity
board at jamestown n declared in
sane and subject for care at the state
=, hospital. 1t Is believed he came here
3 from South Dakota He seems tc
. have the delusion that the Lord is
L telling him certain things to dc. He
$ has been in the vicinity of Pingree
for several months.
The York. drug store is locked anG
e If States Attorney Burke has his way
s it will remain closed for a year or SO
The prosecutor started injunction pro
y ceedings and caused the arrest of J
Belanger, proprietor of the store
o Three varieties Of choice wines,
large stock Of bitters. whiskey il
five gallon jugs, several casgs OF al
cohOl and thirteen bottles Of cham
payne were in the stock Of booze. Be
;. LANCER is held under 81, 900 bonds.
d Ed. Nelson. a farmer living eigh
miles north of Pettibone, Kidder coun
k ty, killed himself. The body wa
found Thursday morning on the foo
Of his shack, dead APPARENTLY havin
a shot himself with a revolver. He wa
80 years Of & A note on the tabl
left his farm Of half a section cleal
l. to the son of his brother Henry Q
Sykeston, Wells county. Also check
to pay all the debts of the decease
were left. He said he had seen Go
three times in a vision, once in tn
old country. and for his brother to lv
ia as the Almighty YOU like him to.
A. Valley City Times Record: In look
~ ing over some of the advertisement
&c &c in a recent issue of The Times Recor
"a We discovered that there are change
going on in styles of ladies wearin
"a apparel and also in the ladies' then
selves. For instance a "V necke
lady" is referred to as we'll as a "hig
necked lady" Another ~ventureson
advertiser states that he Is maxim
"a big cut in ladies' skirts" We hoI
i 10 that he won't sell any, we wish to 81
" our advertisers get results but we a.
convinced hat the present style
skirts won't stand any more cuts, ar
~ conform to the present state laws.
~ The jury in the suit of Magdaler
Wilson of Woodwork VS.. the Nortl
ern Pacific railway brought in a We
-. dict for her Of $2,400 and interest {
- $109.25 for doctors bills at Jamestow
va This vas a caSe in which the plainti
oe the wife of q farmer, brought suit T
,st 5000 damages for permanent phys
" cal injuries sustained resulting fro
a scare and fighting a prairie fl
alleged to have been set by the raj
road company. Mrs. Wilson testifi,
an that previous to the fire she was alb
o. to do her housework rs usual, and w
lr in uniform good health, and that fo
S. lowing the fright and exertion caus'
ne in attempting to extinguish the fiji
which burned some grain and threa
n ened loss of their buildings, and 9th
property, thai she has been in a di
Sc. abled condition, due to the shock a.
nervous condition resulting from tn
re; effort. DR.. Fcake testified to havil
e. treated plaintiff for a month or mo-
re- and found her suffering from SIEVE
. nervousness and over-exertion, a.
me thought that her injury would be pc
to manent. Knauf & Knauf represent
:, her. -. ri !
he
the Might Have Been Minnehaha.
Everybody's Magazine: Can
direct me to Submits ~cascade?" as