The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-20
North Dakota
Kernels
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There were many March II celebra-
tions. y 4 49,.
Anamoose wants an electric light
plant. .a.
The tanning mill is being worked
overtime. "
The Devils Lake Yacht club is maxi
ing Roadway.
The BeIfeId fans are planning a fast
baseball team.
The Carpio band gave an open air
concert last week.
Carl Erickson of Reeder was badly
injured in a runaway.
James A. Krall has resigned as agent
for the 500 at FOXholm.
The Devils Lake World came out
with st. Patrick day colors.
A number of buildings are to be
moved from Krem to Hazen.
The Man Enterprise expects to have
a thousand subscribers o
They are still 'panning" Kraabel
for the way he decided that tie.
A dray load of catalogues from a
Chicago house was received at Me-
dina.
Mrs. Anna SChrader, a widow living
near Powers Lake went violently in
sane.
r. N. Putnam of Darlington was
elected president Of the North Dakota
lumbermen.
Tho railroads are investigating the
possibility of using Ignite coal on
their engines.
DR.. j. w. Mahood will start a series
of revival services at jamestown,
Easter Sunday.
Horses and COWS are bringing high
er prices than for years throughout
the entire northwest.
The Woodwork elevator at Egeland
is erecting a new building in which to
handle flour n feed.
SCNNl"A PSOPtS "SlO IHNN 70 lOuSlg
III at Schafer, from eating ptomaine
poisoned canned goods.
Joseph Lynch will build the new
Catholic church at Crosby. the con-
tract price being $500.
State Hail Insurance Commissioner
Taylor is now in charge of the state
hail insurance department.
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Miss Anderson, telephone operator
at Powers Lake was overcome by gas
and was made seriously i'll.
Atty. L. H Sennett, Of Cando, who
has a big farm near Egeland, will go
into stock raising extensively.
The farmers near Powers Lake are
quitting wheat and flax raising and
becoming interested in stock raising.
The great amount Of railroad work
to be, done in North Dakota this year
will cause a scarcity of farm labor.
This is the coolest March 20 record
ed at the Moorhead station since it
was established thirty-three years ago.
DR.. Spear Of Belfeld was thrown
from his riding horse, his knee dis
located and the flesh torn from the
bone.
The Devils Lake boosters had one
Of the biggest meetings ever held in
the northern part of the state, Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Anton Bjorke vas badly burned
at Minot when a can of kerosene ex-
ploded while she was pouring oil on
a fire.
The fast Minot horses, Don Dens-
more and Don Conamore, have been
shipped to Memphis to get in shape
for the seasons run.
The service on the 500 between Ege-
land and Overly is so badly crippled
that orders have been issued to send
mail by messenger.
Isaac McGinnis was given ten years
at Cando for the murder of Sieeman
Parker, during a poker game last fall.
Parker was colored.
Patrons of dance halls at Grand
Forks will have to register their names
as they enter under the terms of an
ordinance recently passed.
I FTeQ LenCZ released from the Devils
Lake jail after serving a sentence for
stealing a robe, is alleged to have at
tempted a hold-up the same evening.
w. T. Farrell has resigned as deputy
auditor of Divide county. He is an
expert accountant and is advocating
a uniform system of county account
ing. =, '.'
Bert Marks was thrown from a horse
and badly injured when he rode under
a guy wire for a telephone post at New
England. the wire catching him across
the face. I'm. III. ~. aa.
A child died of measles at Wishek,
and there was considerable criticism
because the family did not have a
doctor, but depended on a woman who
acts as nurse In certain cases.
The thaw the past two weeks has
filled. the Ignite mines with water at
Krem so as to make 1t impossible to
mine coal and the users in that vicin-
ity will have to rely on their excessive
supply or borrow for a time or until
the spring freshets go down which will
be shortly because of the lack of snow
this season.
Frank Vaight, a travelling liquor
salesman, lost a grip full of liquor at
Albert Lea, MINI. over a year 8 and
found it this week in an East Grand
Forks saloon, where it had been left by
a transient, according to the saloon
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