The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-23
North Dakota
Kernels
underwood Is proud of Its school.

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There is a newspaper scrap on in
Mercer county.
The p%ostoffice building at Dogden
changed hands.
The 500 has laid OFF q number OF
section crews until spring.
Al Minneapolis ma viii put up a
general store building at Knox.
Commissioners Gilbreath issued his
first biennial report on state hail in
surance.
Ed. Coperthwaite of Larson was
terribly scalded by the explosion Of
a tea pot.
The bowman county war is grow
predicted.
The Suffrage advocates
have begun their fight for recognition
at Bismarck.
The Mountrail County Herald seems
to have a slight dislike for The Pal
ermo Herald.
There is a story out that the motor
ious heavyweight egr pugilist is
now broke
Up-to-date farmers are getting sta
ionery printed with their name and the
lame of their farm
The Washburn Ldgnite Coal Co.
has added a large tract Of Ignite
land to its holdings.
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charge of The Berg Inland Call, sue
ceeding S. I. Westhdal.
The Williams County Plainsman is
kicking about the mail service in
that part of the county.
The Lidgerwood Broadaxe tells why
county commissioners made a mistake
in building a new courthouse.
Harold osterud was arrested at
Bowman charged with the theft Of
some wheat from w. H. Gludt,
Geo. Judd Of Ray while cutting some
frozen meat, cut a cash in his hand
to the bone and four inches long.
The Edmore Herald News thinks
the democrats are headed for trouble
in their attempts at tariff revision.
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A building was moved from Munich
to Gallo and it took two powerful en-
gines and eighteen horses to pull 1T.
The Milwaukee railroad claim agent
settled up for damages caused by
prairie fires in the vicinity of Raleigh.
The relatives Of Oscar Gilkey, the
theatrical man who froze to death
npaT- naNfIS Taxa have h6cn 1nnnfAl
in Maine.
A correspondent OF The Adams
County Record says that school
ma'ams should not allow their pupils
to court them.
The Crary Public Opinion claims
that its bid for a share OF the county
printing Of Ramsey county vas re-
turned unopened.
Many of the state papers comment
ed on or quoted from President
Worst's mastery address at the Tri-
State convention.
1t is reported that the Daneville
pos office win be discontinued and
that its patrons win be served by free
delivery from Westby.
The acetylene gas plant in the
Gle building at Crary, let go. destroy
ed the lighting plant and ruined a
suit OF clothes for the operator.
$500
The Bismarck Tribune co. has been
criticised for making money and warns
those who have been doing the criti-
.cising to tend to their own business.
Alex Matheson, formerly OF Souris,
49, TAL- TL -A-Z
North Dakotan, have purchased The
Magrath Pioneer at Magrath, Alberta.
Ole Kirkegaard was found dead in
bed on his claim southeast of Raleigh.
Ed Geers, the famous driver, is to
handle Don Densmore. the Minot horse.
A Philadelphia woman has asked
the adjutant general Of the N. D. N.
G.. for information about her missing
husband, Hugh Watt Mahorter.
The Red River Valley Swedish
Lutheran association reelected Rev.
G. Wahlund of Warren, Mimi, as
president, at their session at Grand
Forks.
Editor McCarry of The Mckenzie
| County Chronicle can boast of riding
on the first train that ever entered Me-
Kenzie county, although it was only a.
work train.
Al pretty at Columbus, cul-
minated in the wedding of Maryland c.
Wiler Of that place to his childhood
sweetheart from whom he was parted
forty years ago.
e. A. Tunnel of Dogden has been
sued by a man named Gilmore for
damages alleged to have been done
by a dog to GiImore's sheep. Tun-
nell claims it was not his dog.
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The state newspaper men seem to
think that a very wise selection was
made by the state press association
in electing Percy n. Truhshaw OF
The cooperstown Courier president.
Perhaps there is no other class of
business e more careful and busi-
ness-Iike than the bankers. Pick mp
almost any paper and YOU viii find
the banks of the community carry
ing a live advertisement is 1T neces-
sary to point the moral?
In AM article on butchcring in The
Farm and Fireside, the writer states
that an excited animal hog Of beef
should never be butchered until lit had
q chance To calm down. While excited
much OF the animals blood lis at ex-
~terTnities and cannot be drawn Oft by
cutting the jugalar vein.
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It Is said that four Pingree young
ladies took the passenger train to I'D
munds expecting to return Immediately