The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-15
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OF fourteen herds tested near Man
dan for tuberculosis only 2 per cent
were condemned.
John Bromley, residing -four miles
north of Ray, shot and killed himself
while respondent.
Flasher Hustler: Resolve to be good.
Love your mother-in-law and pay
your subscription.
Nothing has yet been heard of Max
Thiel who has been missing from Jud-
son since Dec. ~.
Governor Hanna's inaugural address
has received favorable comment from
most Of the state papers.
The formal resignation of Governor
Hanna as congressman, has been
handed to Speaker Clark.
The volume Of business. on the Mil
waukee, at Raleigh broke alf records
in the closing months Of 1912.
Judge Cooley has been sworn in as
Judge Of the First judicial district to
succeed the late Judge Templeton.
The survey of the Red river from
ST. Andrew locks to the boundary on
the Canadian side has been completed.
immigration ito North Dakota from
Iowa and other states to the south and
east promises to break all records this
year.
A. state paper speaking of a former
bachelor, SAYS he is now a Confirmed
benedict" Must have been nabbed in
leap year.
over 500 cars Of grain have been
shipped from Napoleon and IL is es-
timated that a total Of 10000 bushels
will be shipped.
Superintendent HoYerstad is urging
the farmers OF Barnes county to att
tend the farmers institute to be held
at Nome, Jan. 2S.
The worlds champion steer was fat
tened on barley. There is a valuable
lesson to North Dakota farmers pack
ed into that short sentence.
One of the most important gather
ings of agriculturalists in Fargo this
week is the session of the Improved
Seed Growers association.
Fl. j. Brown, a McCIusky blacksmith,
got into a wrangle with a helper in his
shop and the helper pulled a knife and
proceeded to up his boss.
Some of the progressive stores in
! North Dakota's small towns have been
advertising clearance sales and draw
ing trade from surrounding towns.
No visitor to the Tri-State v
tion should miss the electrical show
at the A. c., beginning Thursday ev-
enlng and lasting the rest of the week.
d. i. Armstrong is oficiai messenger
to carry the North Dakota electoral
vote to Washington but all the other
democratic electors will accompany
him.
An aged Kenmare man was $brutaily
beaten and tortured with hot Goals by
two bandits who tried to inc out
where their victim had his fortune
hidden.
The county better farming experts
are spending the winter months deliv-
ering addresses to gatherings of farm
ers In which they explain practical
farm subjects.
A nan hired to tend stock on the
Mulligan farm near Marmarth and a.
pal stole four head Of horses and. other
~yaluables and skipped. The horses
were recovered but the thieves escap
ed.
Sheriff jacobson or Mckenzie coun-
ity ended his term of Office with g. 200
mile auto and horseback trip through
the southern part of the county after
an alleged grain thief. He got his
man.
Irwin Jones and George Higgins, two
popular young bachelors of Granville,
gave an entertainment on New Years
day to their bachelor friends-probably
celebrating the fact that they were
year.
North Dakota is developing some
fiction writer's who. promise to vie with
Poet Laureate Foley in the literary
~frnnaments Of the nation. The latest to
ton who has published The Conquest
OF Inez Ripley.
III. stefannson, publicly expelled
| from the North Dakota TT. in Feb,
1902. because he wAs said to- have a
bad Influence on the students, now
famous throughout the world as an
artic explorer gave an illustrated
lecture before the university that once
expelled him,
What with United states court and
|dtstrict court on, the Tri-State con-
yention and about d dozen shows and
conventions in full blnst, the state leg
isiature grinding away at Bismarck
newspaper men Ia Fargo realize that
there IL something Doing
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