The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-01-22
Minot il ahy Of drunks.

eI, was frozen 70 ueath near Hankin- :
Geo. H. Horton Of Mayvtlle. 4
prominent Trail county farmer. is
dead.
The jamestown Commercial travel
ers viii organize a council OF the U.
c. 7.
A big farmers meeting to promote
dairying will be held at BraddoclS.
Jan. 81.
Fargo and Moorhead may have a
joint team in the Central Internation-
al league.
There is a great scramble for an
other insane asylum by North Da-
kota towns.
1t is said that the 500 has decided
to build it's extension to Montana, west
from Plaza.
1t is said that there are millions az
bushels Of grain yet to be marketed
on the slope,
The public schools at New England
have been closed for two weeks on
account of smallpox
I ~
The jamestown Capital says that
Fargo now has hardy secretary OF
the commercial club.
Mayor M F. Murphy of Grand
Forks urges card playing at the
Grand Forks X. NJ. c. A
The Tompkins case at wahpeton,
in which Tompkins is accused OF
fraudulent land dealings still hangs
FIRE.
A portrait of Jud LaMoure, a
pioneer North Dakota statesman, has
been hung in the senate.
Prof. VIM. G, Bek OF the state uni
versity is working on a history Of the
Germans in North Dakota.
No single indiyidual in the state has
done more for North Dakota than
President Worst of the A. G.
Nineteen hundred thirteen promises
to be the greatest building year in
the history Of North Dakota.
Work on the new Richland county
courthouse at Wahpeton has been tied
up by decision Of the supreme court,
Southwestern North Dakota cities
are boosting for the Twin City-Aber-
deem. Yellowstone Park Auto high
way
Rev. S. A. Danford, the well known
Methodist preacher, succeeds Col Alex
Scarlet Of Minot as state humane
agent
Montana sheepmen are after tract
Of land Of 122 square miles near
Yellowstone park recently set apart
for elk.
At Regan a travelling barber visits
the town once a week and the popu-
lace gathers in the pool hall to get
shaved.
There will be number of murder
cases to be tried by Judge Buttz at
his first regular court session since
election.
Excellent weather in the vicinity
OF Dickinson has been a great boom
to farmers in getting their crops
moved.
The North Dakota A. G. student
council will take trip over the state
in student life special to advertise
the college.
The Williston Herald says that the
ground in that vicinity is full OF
stored water and crop prospects were
never better.
Turkey Track Bill Molash, recently
acquitted on the charge of the murder
of Guy Bolton at Mandan will go to
south America.
Jack Daltone, who tried to escape
from jail at Medora, fought like a.
mailman when he was taken into
COURT to be tried.
The Minot Commercial club will
assist in Ward county good road work
and two committees have been ap-
pointed, for that purpose by the club.
The Westhope STANDARD editor says
that ifh ever quits the newspaper
business ait Westhope he win start a.
paper in Pierce county. preferably at
Wolford.
The squabbie over the county
treasurership Of Nelson county has
been settled. Former Treas. Harry
Groves surrendered the office to the
new appcintee, John A. Swanson.
The editor of The Wing Statesman
denies that he roasted woman
from leaving some kittens to freeze to
death. The story was clipped by The
Statesman from The Mckenzie
Gazette.
So many girls have been naughty
at the state university and have been
ordered to be in the dorrnitorfes at
| 1880 during the rest OF the semester,
| that social affairs at the u. are
languishing.
| Geo. b. Winship, formerly owner OF
The Grand Forks Herald now in
California, says that he believes that
the northern fields OF euterpriee offer.
better opportunities for young men
than southern.
The home Of Jolin Roehl OF New
| Leipzig was set on fire by some mis~
j creant who saturated the walls with
kerosene THE fearful attexnpt was
made at night and might have result
Ell in the cremation OF the entire
family.
Editor Colo 0f Tne Fargo Search
l light, himself d lawyer. says that the
y public seems to think that tho attor~
Il ney who advises his clients to settle
Diit Of court In not much but Mr. Cole
claims that he iii by FAR better
| llapyer thar the man who burdens
the courts with litlkaeions