The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-28
North Dakota
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Fargo had a $4,000 fire.


Fargo had a $4,000 fire.
Many appendicitis cases are report
ed. -s.
The walhalla creamery will start
up soon.
The Masonic lodge at Russell is
growing.
New cement walks are being laid
at Cakes.
The stores Of Cooperstown will close
at 6 p. m.
Tower City raised $3.50 for the
flood sufferers.
Boost for a proper celebration Of
arbor day, May 2.
Seeding has been general around
Langdon for a week.
There was a bad prairie fire near
Guelph, in Dickey county.
A knights of Pythias lodge will be
instituted at Cakes May 2.
S. NJ. Collins, a pioneer resident of
Mcintosh county, is dead.
The Lansford Journal is proud Of
the hospital in that town.
Sam Crabbe, the Fargo architect, is
landing a lot Of state work.
The residence of G.. w. Gray near
Tower City was destroyed by fire.
The pontoon bridge between Penn
bina n st. Vincent is being repaired.
The entries for the corr contest for
Dickey county school children close
May l.
The cooperative church at Cassel-
ton continues to be a splendid sue
cess.
The Griggs County Telephone Co. is
busy on an additional line from Bin
ford to Nose.
The Hope Pioneer says that if you
can't swat the fly hit him between
the eyes.
Most of the state papers have pub
lished a synopsis Of the proposed new
tariff law.
There is a new implement firm .
Northwood. The name is Quamme &
Thinglested.
The son Of Carl Winchman, living
near Leonard, fell downstairs and
broke his leg.
The Northern Pacific will conduct
a demonstration plot on the Jones
farm near Sheldon.
The candidates declared elected at
the recent city election at MohaIl have
contests on their hands.
1t is reported that there is still a
lot Of grain unthreshed in the north
west corner Of the state.
w. B. simcox was reelected to
head the Lisbon schools and all the
teachers were chosen again. q.
The jamestown association Of Con-
gregational churches will meet at
Cooperstown April 20 and 30.
There will be a big picnic and eel
ebration by the Norwegians at Lake
TeWaukon in Sargent county.
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An expert accountant is providing a
new system of bookkeeping for the
city commission at Devils Lake.
James Mooney and Chas. Olker of
New Rockford were sentenced to
ninety days each for blindpigging.
There was a "gopher-rush" near
Rugby, but The Rugby Optimist vas
nat Wary nntip1icffn nyyoV. tho rno1IIfg
The disappearance of Brakeman
Rutherford of the N. P. near Mandan
is still as much Of a mystery rs ever.
The Sargent county spelling con-
test will be held at FOrman, May 5.
There will also be a short arithmetic
contest.
The Cogswell Gun club has received
a trophy from an Arms company and
will pull off u local shooting contest
this spring.
Frank S. Talcott, new warden of the
state pen, that he will re-
tain many of the old officers when he
takes charge.
A kettle of sour exploded at Ellen
dale and Mrs. S. v. Saunders was bad
ly scalded. Her glasses saved her
eyes from injury.
The gathering Of the county super
intendents at Bismarck proved one of
the most successful meetings Of the
kind ever held.
Many North Dakotans who took
pilgrimages to Canada to "spy out
the land are returning, better salts
fed with North Dakota.
Joe Cooler, charged with selling in
t%oxicating liquor, made q break for
liberty in the court room at Williston