The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-01
Did you get fooled?

Mrs. James G%iilerIain, a pioneer
resident Of Devils Lake is dead.
The county seed grain bonds issued
by RenVille county have been retired.
Joe Richards was badly mangled in
a railroad crossing accident at Rugby.
The supreme court has handed down
a number Of important decisions
recently.
Chris Leskie and three sons were
arrested Mohall for stealing
wheat.
c. c. Hortness was badly burned
when he poured gasoline on the fire
at Bottineau.
The railroads may help out the farm
labor situation by bringing laborers
into the state.
Wells county farmers are taking
tremendous strides along the line OF
diversified farming.
The train on the farmers line out
of Devils Lake went wrong and the
train vas held up for hours.
The slope country has had a heavy
| snow, which on top of the wet fall,
gives splendid crop prospects.
The towns of Bartlett and Doyon.
Ramsey county. hav become involved
in a row over school matters.
The southeast quarter of section Is
1854 has been selected for a town
site in Dunn county, near Manning.
A vote for the commission form of
government means a vote for a big
! ger, better and more prosperous Far
&c.
The third member of the Oftedahl
family to die of tuberculosis in a
year passed away at Grafton last
week.
The fire department of Nome
petitiOned the governor to appoint H.
L. Reade of Bismarck to the ONCE Of
fire marshal.
The action to recover $12,2O1.50
from County Supt. E, g. Warren was
begun on behalf of the county by
States Atty. r. A. Nestos.
Swan johnson cut his throat with a
uEdW hIlL6 On Ills 4dLh uSdL rlu6d
and not having dOne a complete job,
finished himself with a table knife.
Ivan King of ~Starkweather has been
| called to try and trace his father who
disappeared from San Diego, Cal
where the family were wintering.
The Misses Hazel and Ethel Drake
have been missing from their home
| pfrnl rnan pCN1ooan for p1yor q wnal
and it is feared they have persisted.
Next week is canned goods week
throughout the United States
Merchants will educate the public as
10 sanitary methods now used in can
ming vegetables
Ole Salte. foreman Of the section
crew near Hampden who was driving
the gas speeder that caused the death
of the Greek, was held to have beer
| negligent, by the coroner's jury.
The railroads will appeal to the
courts from the order of the State
Railroad commission to establish q
"y' with all other railroads, so that
goods a go the shortest route.
The Minot Democrat hands a hot
EOdSL W d A1lAGOl pdpCA IIHdI IALlSASCN
Governor Hanna because he pared the
appropriation of the Minot norma
school rather han plunge the state
into debt.
J. NJ. Taylor gave a dog away a
Steele, the dog came back and he ask.
ed if he could keep it, his little girl be.
ing greatly attached to the animal
but later he was arrested on a charge
| Of STEALING thp animal
E. +. Noonan has designed as bust.
ness manager of The Beach Advocate
and Editor Pierce Egan, is going t
make the attempt to stretch himseli
enough to cover both jobs. From thu
splendid appearance Of The Beacf
Advance and the amount of business
1t does, it is going to be some stretch
Hazleton Republican: Should thu
citizens of Hazelton take he SAM
amount of interest in affairs of thu
town as they did last Friday evening
in the baseball team, we would sooI
have a town worth while. The towI
would become an incorporated yillagt
and have a few much needed improve
ments before the stormy month o
March was ended.
Wishek News: II we We're to put
two line local In the most obscure
corner of The News which stated tina
a certain business man charged NOR,
for his goods or kept an inferior
quality than his competitors the mai
would employ a bullheaded slugger tt
/ come round and lay us u the mex
day. But If we were to ask the sam
man for an advertisement of hi
wares, he would say: mo, / do no
believe in advertising; no one read!
the paper"
There was a store in a small towr
In North Dakota that was just off tn,
main street, and for years 1t had beer
a failure. 1t had had several owners
and all were glad to get out of tn
place after a short try at making i
pay. Then a man came along withou
much cash, but a good head. He pu
two electric lights In front Of tn
place, making It the highest spot il
town, contracted for a quarter pag
ad in his local paper, to be run ever,
day for a year, told the people stor
facts, and today he is the weaithies
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