The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-28

. Six banks have been Incorporated t.
1 locate along the Fairmoun Veblin line
y of railway.
Wlll1ston may make an attempt tt
get the new lodge horne which thu
; state Odd Fellows will build.
Emma Lindbloom of Wyndmere. Il
years old, died from blood poisoning
caused by running a pin in her hand.
Virgil Reel of Gwinner had q had
cash cut in his foot, when his Az
struck the branch Of a tree and went
wild.
Come to Fargo for July Fourth.
closing day Of Interstate fair and big
gest Fourth of July celebration in the
northwest.
Paramount has outgrown the Cath
Ollie church there, although it was
thought to be large enough for years
to come.
A burning straw pile caused a lot of
excitement at Russell, town people
thinking that a farm home was being
destroyed. .". "-s. -
Natural gas has been discovered at
Glendtve, Mont, and it is believed to
be part of the same bed that underlies
much of North Dakota.
The James River Telephone Co.. has
finished setting twenty miles Of poles
OF their rural route, and work Of wiz
ing will be rushed along.
The electric light company at Wah-
peton is putting the electric light poles
in alleys for several blocks and will
take~a al poles off the main street. -
The Paramount News thinks the re-
publican party has come to a pretty
pass when the country refuses to be
upset by a democratic president.
The stallion registration board has
arranged a series Of inspection dates
from Harvey to Darlington and from
Darlington to Goodrich, July / and 2.
J.P. Edwards. former assistant bust
ness manager of The Forum, writes a
newsy open letter to his old friends in
North Dakota, which will be found in
this. issue.
A committee of the members of the
Catholic church at Braddock have Sc
lected a site for a church building. and
It. is the, intention to erect.a $4,000
building that will, be finished by this
fall. -, +. e.. ..
Ground has been broken for the new
hospital at Harvey, and though there
has been some delay In receiving the
plans and specifications the work will
be rushed along to complete the new
building at an early date.
Ed. Lathrop was arrested and. fined
for carrying concealed at
Golden Valley. While Intoxicated he
commenced shooting a revolver at a
dance hall here. but he was put under
arrest before he did any harm.
Business has increased to such an
extent that the 500 line depot at
Burnstad has been opened permanent
ly. E. E. Ayers is the agent who has
arrived here to open the depot which
has been closed for a long time.
The 500 line has a large force Of
men repairing bridges, reballasting
the road and laying 80-1b. steel near
Cakes, in place of the lighter kind.
Improvement was made last year
as far as Perry, and will be run west
this year.
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