The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-01
North Dakota
Kernels
A town hall is needed at Wing.

North Dakota's autumn still ling
ers.
Artesian wells are numerous around
Cakes.
Dance orchestras are having a busy
season.
A band has been organized at
Adrian.
Minot has made a great growth the
past year.
The Elgin band gave a big dance
Spanish war veterans at Williston
are to organize.
MiIdest November in North Dakota
in twenty years.
The electric light plant at Cakes is
giving good service.
Merchants at Vclva have organized
a credit association.
Another coal yard is to be estab-
IISHeu dt POWerS Lake.
North Dakota bids fair to have a
short winter this year.
North Dakota leads other states in
consolidation of schools.
The public library at New Rockford
IS making great progress.
Three people were seriously injured
in d runaway at Mohall.
Lawn tennis is still being played
in North Dakota this fall.
There has been a big sale of piano
in North Dakota this fall.
The burning of the hotel at Happen
was a big loss to that town.
New fixtures have been received for
the Churchs Ferry postoftce.
Recent improvements have been
made in the depot at Steele.
The high school entertainment at
Lisbon was a great success.
The Methodist state conference for
1914 will be held at Darlington.
The mid-winter fair planned for
Minot will be held in February.
Thanksgiving weddings were numer-
Gus in the vicinity of Monango.
Farmers in the vicinity Of solen
may organize a breeding circuit.
The Episcopals are to dedicate a
S25 00n phDrph of Nav D~olyFor5
The Minot Independent publishes a
mammoth tax list for Ward county.
A big list Of premiums were ward
ed at the Barnes county corn show.
Professor Newman. the hypnotist. is
still making the rounds Of the state.
Considerable hay in the state this
fall has been burned by prairie fires.
The village board at Jud is having
a sidewalk built to the school house.
The Johnston State bank at Marion
has been sold to Valley City capital
lists.
The Minot Independent has recent
ly added a large equipment to it's
plant.
Rev. Clark w. Davis is organizing
a number of Sunday schools in Dunn
county.
North Dakota merchants are we'll
supplied with goods for the coming
months.
Stealing bottles Of milk from door
steps seems to be a habit recently at
Glendale.
The International Harvester Co. is
advising its local dealers to do more
advertising.
A number of rural mail boxes in the
vicinity of Hankinson have been dam
aged recently.
The mild weather this fall has per-
mitted farmers to work in the field
longer than usual.
Hardly been a day so far this year
when an overCOat has been necessary
in North Dakota.
Several workmen had a close call
from being buried alive when a ditch
at Cakes caved in.
Forty-fve houses are under course
Of construction at Hazen on the STAN
ton line extension.
Tag day arranged by the Minerva
club at New Rockford Melted $85 for
the public library.
A. L. Martin is shipping sheep by
he carload this fall from Sentinel
Butte to eastern markets.
The schools of Mfnot made a liberal
cash Thanksgiving contribution to the
children's home at Fargo.
Out in Oregon the wife of DR.. Coe
is suing for a divorce. They We're
former residents of Mandan.
There IS complaint in some towns
because the elevators are not paying
the market price for grain.
North Dakota nimrods should bear
in mind that only antlered deer can
be shot when the season opens.
A. street light just placed n front Of
the hotel al Cayuga is considered a
great improvement in that town.
With the now white way lighting
f.sfcm III operation. the shadows Of
/ &:rot are nov a thing Of the past.
The LaMourc Echo has added to its
; force Of printers and will issue an
"a!!-at-horne:print" paper hereafter.
The Elks at Dickinson are preparing
for their sixth annuaI ball to be given
: in thni- NOW plnpan f hnT1n Too II