The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-08
North Dakota
Kernels
casseltou is to have a canning fac

The 500 viii make improvements at
Ryder.
Bslaeld expects to get a waterworks
plant.
A carload of Holsteins was shipped
into Rugby.
The farmers institute at Lisbon
cost only $50. 81
The game board had its first meet
ing al Bismarck.
During March the Medina
paid out $2,7S6.36.
Fargo adopted commission govern
ment by a landslide.
The N. P. will maintain an expert
ment farm at Medina.
There is quite a lot of threshing 20
be done yet this spring.
Minor sent a carload Of potatoes to
the flood sufferers at Dayton.
Oliver county is getting a lot Of
valuable blooded dairy stock.
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The Warwick Sentinel says there iE
an artificial lake on of the streets.
The forestry board was organized
at Bottineau with Frank Peltier as
| president.
Ransom county has six consolidated
schools and more will vote on the
question soon.
Anyway, April SHOWS and rains
bring May flowers, chirps The James
town Capital.
Joseph Kramer. who succeeds r. v.
Bice as auditor of Ramsey county,
has taken the office.
1t is said the government experiment.
station at Mandan will be the second
largest in the country.
An effort is being made to run a
train from Ptngree to Bismarck, using
the 500 from Wilton.
There Is a big demand for farm ma
chinery of all kinds but especially
for pIows and tractors.
Fargo has SEN over $4,000 to flood
sufferers, part of which was contrib
uted from nearby towns.
Six O trains of empties went
west from DiIworth to the coast over
the N. p. day last week.
BaIfour, in McHenry county, turned
down the proposition to consolidate
the schools at a recent election.
Guy HUMPHREYS. a Mlnot printer,
has sold an invention to q linotype
machine that netted him $1,000.
Two cars Of Holstein cows were
shipped through North Dakota by ex-
press from Wisconsin to Seattle.
There are only three female inmates
of the state penitentiary, This is
probably a record for the nation.
North Dakota needs dry weather
for several weeks now If the usual
amount Of blowing is to be done.
The Dickinson Commercial club is
making elaborate preparations for the
annual election and banquet, May Z.
Gustaf Gronlund of Forman was ia
tally hurt by being thrown from a
load of straw when the wagon jolted.
Ben Whitehead's Bismarck State
is the most advanced newspaper ex-
tant. ITS last date line was April 4,
1913.
Kenmare had a food and The Jour
nal force had to send out and buy
rubber boots before they could get the
paper out.
Rev. B. G.. jackson of the Cakes
Presbyterian church has resigned
and will accept a call to Chicago
church. '.. ...I-sa ~
A wreck on the 500 near Endelir
was the cause of the 500 line running
a number Of trains owe the N. p
via Fargo and Detroit.
Buffalo has a thriving factory for
the manufacture of nose guards for
horses, the product of which is sent
all over the country.
Niger Jones, a character living
near Sentinel Butte, was drowned
when he tried to ride his horse
through a swollen creek.
A paving district was created al
Mandan and 1t is probable that State
Engineer Atkinson will be employed
to draw plans and specifications.
The Bismarck Tribune remarks thai
the water got so high at Medora thai
several were called from the rum
my games to see what was doing.
Citizens of Darlington who promised
to assist in donating a. site for q
courthouse, and who failed to live up
to the agreement, r being sued In
| district court there, ~
Ole Sund, found guilty of en1bezZel.
ment of funds from the Osnabrocl
Farmers elevator, will serve q sen
tence in the pen. He lost on appea
to the supreme court.
The announcement that Chas Brew.
er, for many years editor of this col
umn, had been named on h gam
board, was commented on favorablI
by many of the press gang"
George C.. Pendroy, formerly o
Towner. N. D, was killed when I
crowbar became entangled In the fl,
wheel of the tractor engine with which
he was blowing near Conrad Mont.
A number of quail have been i'm.
ported from New York and turned
no open season In this state and 1T Ii
believed they will multiply rapidly.
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Douglass Wagner, a brakeman on .
freight train, had his right leg broker
at Reeder, while switching. He was
getting on the tender OF the engine
and the step being icy. his foot slip.