The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-02
North Dakota
Kernels
Max needs better fire protection.

dance.
The Braddock News boosts for a
ball team.
The Hotel Brown at Mott was dam
aged by fire.
The Hope Pioneer passed the thirty
third milestone.
Mott is hoping to get daily train
service after May l.
Judge Buttz, is holding his first term
of court in Rugby.
A Krem lumber yard has sold a car
load of automobiles.
The crows and geese are focking
north by thousands.
Hillsboro has installed a new cleo
trio fire alarm system.
The state capitol will get better
protection against fire.
There is a big demand for apart
ments at Grand Forks.
The Fordvllle band gave a dance
IIidl was BISdIiy SuJOy6us
Martin, in Mclean county, has a
severe epidemic Of measles.
1t is predicted that potato prices
will hit the high spots soon.
State Insurance Commissioner Tey-
Tor issued an interesting bulletin.
A a load of potatoes was sent from
Minor, N. D., to the flood sufferers.
The knights of Columbus will hold
their state convention in Fargo May 13.
The North Dakota Academy of Sci
Is.
Krem dealers are laying in a lot of
lumber, a big demand being anticipat-
ed.
The N. P. will put on a new train
from Winnipeg to st. Paul via Grand
Forks.
Wolves are reported plentiful in the
vicinity Of Homestead in Richland
county.
Orrin E. Walker of Dunseith was
named superintendent of the Rugby
schools.
A. w. Lucas was elected president
of the Bismarck commission by a big
majority.
Gov. L. B. Hanna will attend the
opening exercises of the Valley City
c~hautauqua.
The Krem Star refuses to print any
thing about spring for fear it may
scare the lamb.
James Maloy, said to be wanted at
Leeds on a charge of forgery was ar
rested at Rugby.
1t is said that Attorney General Nc
Reynolds expects to enforce the Webb
law to the limit.
The Morton Grain & Mercantile Co.
Of Morton. Walsh county, has been
granted a charter.
The federal government will Cooper
ate with the North Dakota Better
Farming association.
Emma Rudolf, aged 8, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rudolf of Wis
kek died as a result of burns.
Miss Daphene Moeller Of Rugby was
seriously burned while attempting
to hasten a fire with kerosene.
Robert D. Berry Of Mott, recently
appointed deputy state bank examiner,
is said to be an excellent choice.
State superintendent Of Public In
struction Taylor Is taking a trip
BhrnI1rh tho mort n nrn M ri IF t6S state
1t is said the N. P. and Milwaukee
are to engage in a railroad constTuc-
ton war in western North Dakota this
year.
The Inland CALI published at Arne-
gard, N. D., will be enlarged about
June l to a four page home print
paper.
The 1917 convention Of the Yeomen
will be held at Devils Lake. The 1913
convention has just been concluded at
Jamestown.
The Grand Forks, a hotel in that
city operated between 1870 and 1873,
and the first hotel in the town is be-
ing torn down.
Gilbert Haugen Of the board of uni
versity and school land is in the north
western part Of the state, where he Is
leasing school lands.
The state insane asylum at James
town is filed and no more patients
can be accommodated there until 9TH
er arrangements have been made.
Considerable food damage has been
done in southwestern North Dakota,
the Milwaukee main line being put out
of commission because of washed out
bridges.
The Mercer County Star deplores
the fact that some of the newspaper !
BOYS in the other part of the county |
are attempting to stir up factional
feeling.
Devils Lake expects to take full adj
vantage of the lake as a place for
sport. The recently organized yacht
club has started a vigorous campaign
for membership.
Harry Wilson,, sent up from Cass
county in June, 1912 on a charge of
attempting to commit sodomy has
asked for a parole. The hearing will
be held April is.
A farmer near Rugby wrote The
Tribune q, letter in which he scored
fhe hankers for adVertiatng farmers