The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-31
North Dakota
Kernels

Ths Fargo landofice will not be
jamestown will have a building
boom.
The tax commission held a session
at Minot.
Minot is having a warm city cleo
ton scrap.
The Valley City militia passed a
good inspection.
The latest freak disease is the mo
ton picture eye.
Edgeley chapter, Royal Arch Masons
has been launched.
It is said that copper has been dis
covered near Rolla.
Professional hobos have begun to
arrive at jamestown.
There will be a Sunday school in
stitute at Palermo April 4.
Many North Dakota towns are rails
ing funds for the flood sufferers.
Alderman Franz Of Wyndmere lost
an ~S-year-oId daughter from diph-
liberia.
The ri-County Mechanics associa-
ton had q successful meeting at New
Rockford.
The Pioneers association Of Rugby
will meet April l for a special enter
! tainment.
A plate glass window was broken in
one of the Veblen stores during a
high wind.
The Farmers Mill & Grain Co. of
Minor. recently declared a dividend
of $3.50.
It is reported that a number OF
horses have died in Sargent county
recently.
Munster. a new town on the Great
| Northern, west of New Rockford, is
getting a good start.
Most of the state papers have copied
the Webb-Kenyon bill rs it vas pass
ed over Taft's veto.
A child Of John Evans at Cogswell
ran a needle into it's eye and may lose
the sight Of the member.
The New England Herald has start
ed an agitation for a proper dumping
grounds for that village.
The school kids at Geneseo had a
vacation Of a week while the school
house was undergoing repairs.
Two grading locomotives, for use on
the work in Mckenzie county, were
hauled overland on sleds from Willis
ton.
Many farmers are sowing clover on
permanent pastures this year. It car
be sowed now even of the snow is not
all gone.
The Hettinger county fair that will
be held at Mott is offering a lot Of
valuable prizes for the farmers clubs
of that county.
H%ankinson thinks that Campbell
Mimi, the only town in it's vicinity ia
go wet at the recent election, is ar
oasis in a desert.
Cecil Runk of Sentinel Butte plead
ed guilty to a statutory charge and
was BeIJ6nCSu 10 SIBHC years III the
pen by Judge Crawford. .
It is claimed by miners that the
burning ignite mines can be ex-
tinguished and the task may be turn
ed ove to a competent engineer.
New Rockford says it Is going to
have the best band in the state this
year, and The Transcript is now pull
ing for a baseball team to match.
Governor Hanna's action in cutting
the appropriation for high schools and
leaving that for rural schools is meet
ing with commentator all over the
state.
A large and small bell have been
placed In the steeple of st. Mary's
Catholic church at New England and
the people of hat village now hear
the angeluS chimes.
Grand Worthy Matron Ada Nisbet
of the Order Of the Eastern Star OF
North Dakota, paid an official visit
to some of the lodges in the western
part OF the state.
John Andrews, deputy secretary oI
state, got out an issue of The Lidger-
wood Broadaxe recently in the alb
sence Of Managing Editor Frank
Hobsa, who, was away on a vacation
Rev. E. s. Shaw of williston, a sor
of a veteran and a. son oil
the American revolution, will preach
the memorial service to the
G.. A. r. of the city of opportunity
May 20.
SHOW me the farming community
that drives it's produce to market in.
stead of hauling it to market and
will show you a prosperous com
munity," said a prominent Oklahoma
man .f
The Leeds News scores it's coal deal
ers for not having enough mard Goa
to last through the winter, but most
of the North Dakota towns, including
Fargo and Grand Forks, are in the
same boat. ,t y.
The North Dakota U has a wireless!
station and a powerful station is al.
so being installed at Fargo higl
school,. 1t is probable that there will
be wireless communication between
the two cities soon. ~. @Er..
The Fargo-Surrey line Of the Great
Northern is now in such excellent
shape that the heaviest trains are be.
ing run " 1t. A train Of ia loaded
cars and pulled by n Of the grea'
mountain engines, passed over the line
last week.