The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-08
North Dakota
Kernels
had a burglar scare.

The Drake dray line has changed
hands.
A depot agent has been installed at
Frybprg.
Darlington defeated New Rockford
at football.
An athletic club has been organized
at DAWSON.
New residences are being built in
Jamestown.
The charity ball at Devils Lake was
a great success.
The new town pump for Caring
ton a arrived.
Wild rice is to be planted in the
lakes nea Kenmare.
The Royal Neighbours dance at Haz-
elton was a big event.
The Republican is anxious to have
Hazelton incorporated.
The creamery meeting at Balfour
was a rousing success.
A farmers club is to be organized at
Jud in LaMoure county.
The hotel at Dickey has been sold
to E. H. Mann of Hebron.
The schoolhouse at Medora is being
fitted out with steam heat.
The Lonetree farmers up In Ward
county will organize a club.
Minot possesses a mammoth candy
factory owned by a local firm.
Many schools of the state will have a
three weeks Christmas vacation.
Many of the weekly papers publish
ed President Wilson's message.
Electric lights have been installed
in the Lutheran church at Cogswell.
Elgin will elect new officers of its
commercial club at it's next meeting.
M. L. Elkin and wife at MayvilIe
have celebrated their silver wedding.
Signs indicating the Wonderland trail
are to be set through Benson county
Editor Holbein Of Lansford hits the
gossipers Of his town a singing blow.
A pool hall at Darlington was raid
ed because gambling had been per-
mitted.
The Edgeley Mail publishes a big de-
linquent tax list sale for LaMOure
county.
Candidates for office in oliver coun-
ty are said to have started a gum shoe
campaign.
Editor Teien of The Aneta Panorama
is winning fame. He has been arrest
ed for libel.
The News complains Of the poor
condition of the roads leading into
Paramount.
Bowden is another town that has
many new buildings in prospect for
next season.
Several divorces were granted in the
term of court just adjourned in Bot
tineau county.
The north 500 line branch is taking
no chances. It's locomotives are wear
ing now plows.
The big tank at the Valley City mill
has been completed. 1t is 125 feet
from the ground.
The society editress for The VIM
bledon News has been sent to Califor-
MIA for recuperation.
So far there has been no adverse
!, newspaper over the result
Of the Bickford case.
The Kenmare Journal has noticed
that not all of the muckrakers have
left the newspaper field.
Editor Van Arnum of The Kindred
Tribune has just made a trip through
the Missouri slope country.
Woodwork has a town we'll that
| gives plenty Of water. "a big flow
was struck at a depth Of 210 feet.
Rev. Mr.. Engel who had the Monan-
! go juvenile band at the state eXposi-
, ton two years ago, died in Colorado.
w. S. Lowry, an attorney at Hankin
: son, is slated to be appointed deputy
l revenue collector for the south hall
of the state.
5 The Leeds News claims two women
= of that town have been cured of can.
! Ger by a salve concocted by a woman
in California.
1t is believed that Steve Culbertsol
= contemplated suicide when he wa!
| caught sharpening a spoon in his Gel
at Williston.
l Rain and foggy weather prevailed
t at Ellend urdeali coffi"wlg-L..T en-
3 says The Leader.
Is Editor Sperry of Drake speakin;
from experience when he says it lake
nerve to push a baby carriage past III,
t home of an old flame?
S At one Thanksgiving dinner il
Wahpeton the turkey weighed thir
= teen pounds and there were thirteeI
guests seated at the table.
Unable to get out of town before Il
= was caught it cost one farmer a
. Drake $40 to settle for the few article
he had p~ilfered from one of tn
stores.
Melvin Mattson. 9 years old, O
Dundee, had to suffer the loss of on,
4 with a playmate--the injury cause,
sarcoma.
When several youthful residents G
Towner were about to be SEM to tn
reform school for stealing sma,
articles from stores the merchant
withdrew the complaints.