The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-02-13
North Dakota
Kernels

4 II & 7 Fl
Kernels
A horse was strangled to death at
Lankin.
The poverty dance at Minot was well
attended.
\ A new creamery association is under
way at Flasher.
Fire destroyed the Knolph hardware
store at Noonan.
There will be a Sangerfest at Devils
Lake this summer.
The N. D. U. licked the U. Of Min
nesota in basketball.
The college special has proved big
surprise to the state.
Three sections of land were sold
near Medora last week,
It is now proposed to erect a mu-
nicipal gas plant in Minot.
The 500 railroad is planning num-
ber of demonstration farms.
There are few auction sales this
season, which is a good sign.
There is a big M. E. rally and Sun
day school institute on at Minot.
The hardware men are having a
successful session at Grand Forks.
The North Dakota-Minnesota bot
tiers will meet at Bismarck in 1914.
The Mott Pioneer has changed from
a seven column to six column size.
A dance and moving picture hall is
being erected at Marshall Springs.
The Egeland Enterprise took a rap
at the work done by the legislature.
Mott thinks it has as good a right
to normal school as any town on the
slope.
The implement men of the state are
beginning to GO after the spring bust
ness.
7. L. Leahy of Bismarck has applied
for a patent for a horseshoe without
nails.
Eight cars of flax have been shipped
| from Medora in the heart Of the "cow
country"
President Worst delivered a splen-
| did address on Lincoln before the leg
! islature.
Some big farming operations are be-
| ing planned near Dickinson for this
summer.
The programme is out for the state
dairymen's convention at Valley City
next week.
The Northern Telephone Co. ar1
| tire Western Telephone Co. at Rugby
will be merged.
John Hayes was fined $40 at Valley
| City for interfering with the fire de-
| partment at a fire.
Some Of the papers in the Bowman
county scrap indulge in some real
refined language.
The efforts to raise funds for the
| Good Samaritan hospital at Rugby
are meeting with success.
The democrats met at Bismarck
with National Committeeman Brueg-
ger to line up" the jobs.
i The Lichty Mercantile Co. of Rock
Lake has changed hands and will now
be known as the Chicago store.
Peter Murchie Of Sarles was crush
ed against the si6e of a stall by 3
horse and his collar bone broken.
Some clever boys in the southerr
Fart Of the state have rugged up their
motorcycle to run the tanning mill.
The appeal for special women suf-
frage sermons for last Sunday did not
meet with a very abundant response
The government is contesting the
claim Of Geo. Strylczuk near Belfield
alleging that he has not made goo6
residence.
A 500 passenger train was stalled
IN a srowbank about three miles west
of Bisbee for about twenty-four hours
last week.
| couple of dray teams INDUCED ir
a whirlwind runaway race up the matr
thoroughfare at Mott but did no seri'
Gus damage.
~, A. bISudg a polhtSA
fell from a ladder which broke and
fractured his right shoulder while
working on the Elk temple.
Jacob Reider of Anamoose has beer
appointed superintendent Of the Nortl
Dakota capitol, building to succeed
Dan Slattery who has resigned.
The board of health at Dickinson
has ordered the icemen to cut their ic'
above the mill on the Heart river
which takes them above the sewerage
l. Freeman Johnson, an elevator maj
at Ambrose, is said to have been fear
fully pounded by e. D. Price, whel
Johnson attached a car Of grain be
longing to Price.
Of twenty cattle slaughtered a
: Hettinger, after being condemned al
tuberculine, all but one were con
=, 6emned by a federal meat inspecto
: as unfit for food.
Plans for the state Sunday schoo
t convention which will be held a
Grand Forks, June 10, II and IL wer
laid at meeting Of the officials il
, charge, at Grand Forks this week.
/, Edgeley firemen and citizens put al
: great battle and saved large par
of the business centre from destruc
1 tion by what seemed almost
miracle, when two big stores wer