The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-27
North Dakota
Kernels
picklnson Is 70 nave a BIZ revival

A new gun club was organized at
Marmarth.
The farmers institute at Ross drew
a big crowd.
Williston il planning on a new ar
mory and public hall.
There are nine candidates for COM
missioners al Bismarck.
The commercial club Of Hebron is in
need of a permanent home.
A solid train load of Ford autos has
been shipped into the state.
A large list of land Is to be leased at
Manning, April II, by the state.
DIN 'Castleman of Bantry had an
arm broken by a kick from a horse.
The Hackney Manufacturing Co. will
establish a branch at Grand Forks.
The residence of Mrs. George Hal
timer of Aneta was destroyed by fire.
The Brotherhood Of Engineers at
Jamestown enjoyed a delightful dance,
It is said that a new townsite will be
located along Spring creek, near Mel
by.
The main building Of the Minot nor
NAL school will be a massive struc-
ture.
The village elections in North Da-
kota caused a very slight ripple this
spring.
There is a fve-man bowling team at
Williston that has made some great
records.
The Meridian road will soon be on
the map Of he Federal AidGood Roads
association.
A rancher near Belheld has purchas-
! ed a lot Of thoroughbred horses for
breeding purposes.
The Yeomen plan a state conclave at
Jamestown, April /, and have arranged
an elaborate programme.
A carload of steers were purchased
near Lawton, some of the animals
bringing as high as $SS each.
John Peterson married Mrs. Emma
Sweet and Belfeid and The Times
headed the story, Peterson Got Sweet.
The Glen Ullin News appeared in a
handsome Easter dress, and had q
very creditable special booster edition.
Edmore, Lawton and Brocket have
all organized baseball teams and are
expecting some great sport this sum
mer.
The SiSseton creamery paid to its
patrons last year the sum of $13,434.14;
6,270 pounds Of butter was the years
output.
The N. P. right-of-way mar has
purchased all the townsite of Golden
Valley. The price was from SIS to $50
per acre.
George Homnes has notified poo
hall owners in Divide county thai
minors will not be allowed in those
places hereafter.
Williston has a splendid band ant
also q first class choral union n th'
city of opportunity is Justly proud o
, both organizations.
: North Dakota is going to have a mu
: steal year., judging from the number o
: new bands organized this yea in tn
4, various towns of the state
G. NJ. Olmquist was arrested a
Pingree and taken to Plaza, where h
5 is charged with using money that be
) longed to Mrs. Emma TVeede.
Editor G. Teien of The Aneta Piano
rama, who dips into real estate as
= sides line, hopes to get a lot Of neI
y CafE1orc Fnr +hat vicinity FROM TIinnfz
y The Aneta Panorama condoles wit
/ Lakota over the fact that the Nelso
county jail proposition was vote
e down, and Lakota will not get the pro
n posed new building.
The Bismarck Tribune says that :
a M. Devine seems to be slated for tn
r Job of secretary of the board of con
l troll Of state normal schools. The 10
d pays $4,000 per year.
n A writ Of mandamus against Count
n Auditor Tiebel Of Sheridan county, I
o compel him to recognize the new boar
n Of county commissioners, has been de
MED by Judge Nuessle.
G. c. Mills, who las been editor {
y The Scranton Register for the las
n three years, bid adieu to his readers |
e the issue last week, the paper havin
n been purchased by ]. A. Bfgham. .
q Len Wilcox, who lives near Tobacco
D Garden in Mckenzie county, shot him
a self while trying to remove a cartridg
n from a revolver, the bullet goin
q through n hand and lodging in hi
foot.
n Pres. j. H. Worst of the a. c. an
Pres. A. G. Crane f the Minot norm;
I have been appointed delegates to tn
meeting of the Academy of Politics
and Social Science at PHILADELPHIA
April 4 and 5.
y G. NJ. Thomas of Williston will NAL
y a private demonstration farm out
- his land near that city and will sho
q what can be done in that vicinity wit
stock, crop rotation and systemat
farming methods. .. Ill.,
Il A scrap started at a dance at S
r Anthony, near Mandan, when tt
e woman about whom the men wei
# fighting considered that 1t had gone fl
e enough she cleaned out theb bunch wit
a a heavy hog whip.
70 Many North Dakota people ha1
= friends in the stricken flood distric
Le and in Omaha and hundreds of tel
grams have been sent from anxiol
- friends in the state, in the effort
d find if the former were safe.
q SUPERINTENDENT Mahoney Of II
IT Farmers elevator at Bathgate shipp'
n a carload Of nut coal by all rail fro
Buffalo, N, Y, to accommodate h