The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-29
District court is on at Rugby.

Henry Neverman received $7.S5 per
cwt. for a carload Of fat cattle at st.
Paul.
There is a new manager Of the Will
liston Grocery Co.. a wholesale con-
Germ.
The Charles Cotton hardware store
at Cleveland has been traded to w. F.
Foye.
ISOLATION will meet at Mott, March 81
and Is.
Surveyors at Ryder gave rise to the
suspicion that the 500 yards there are
to be enlarged.
Alumni control Of athletics at the
u. of N. .. is meeting with much favor
from the alumni.
Requisition papers have been issued
for F. Dowell, wanted al Towner on
a serious charge.
The first twenty days expense of
the legislature has astonished and
aroused the solons.
Operations will be begun very soon
on the new government experiment
station at Mandan.
Eight wolves and sixteen foxes have
been caught near Glenburn. Foxes are
said to be increasing.
Enforcement Officer Watkins has pre-
ferred charges against Chief Of Police
Mcdonald Of Bismarck.
Rinehart Nelson Of Ryder threshed
1920 worth of seed from five acres Of
brornus. beside the hay.
Lawrence williams was paroled from
the county Jail at jamestown. He was
sentenced for stealing fax.
Geo. Bond n Arthur Candy, of
Bismarck, both aged 13, have confess
ed to a number of burglaries.
LitchviHe Bulletin: The postofice
at Fargo has been discontinued. No,
not our Fargo, but Fargo, Kan.
Thieves broke into two carloads of
beer stored in the roundhouse at Man
dan and got away with a large guam
tity.
Business Management on the Farm
will be one of the feature topics at the
Corn and Glover show at Grand Forks
Feb. 3 to g.,
Marmarth is to have a new hospital
with all the modern conveniences, and
a complete laboratory and commod-
ious operating rooms.
The editor of The Wolford Mirror,
after attending the meeting of the
| pFaus 90 q 4 Wnhnofnp O a We SAnro n s+a
no Wops in Wahpeton.
The Ryder Journal complains of the
dearth Of news and urges some of the
citizens of the prosperous 500 town TO
get busy and do something.
D. S. L%ittlehales of Mandan was
promoted from the position of round
house foreman at Mandan, to master
mechanic on the Dakota division.
The Jamestown Capitol says:
What's. the fun of being a legislator If
| you have a Watkins at your elbow all
the time? Shucks-or words to that
! effect.
A. G. Tellner of jamestown, presi-
dent of the State jewelers. association,
attended a meeting of the executive
committee Of the national association
at Chicago. ~..
The Grand Forks Herald thinks that
although reversed in their first skirm-
ish with the legislature the North Da-
kota suffragists are unlikely to degen-
crate into suffragettes.
Peter Dayton of st. Louis, Mo, made
an election bet to wear a straw hat all
winter-and lost. He came to North
Dakota, caught a severe cold and is
now laid up with pneumonia, as a re-
suit of trying to live up to the terms
of the bet. ""
The Ward County Independent
| thinks that the editor of The Mime
apolts Journal who said that the North
Dakota farmer could make as much
money raising thirty bushels to the
acre and selling it at so cents a busheI
the acre and selling 1t at 81 a bushel,
needs to learn something about North
Dakota threshing bills,
Luck McCarty, the former Fargoan,
now champion white pugilist, has at
least one good attribute. After he had
made q success himself, he wrote to
T.. G. Biddinger, a former Fargo laun-
dryman who had spent a lot Of money
trying to, get McCarty up to the top
and paid him what he had advanced
and made him his press agent.
Editor Johnson of The Sykeston
Tribune made a contract with O casu-
ality company to pay him a bonus of
$3.50 If he did not use the benefits of
the company In ten years. Mr.. John
son stuck to his job every day during
the ten years and now that he lis ready
to draw his reward, he finds the com
pany has been absorbed by another
which is trying to avoid payment OF
the bonus Johnson will take the case
TO court.
McCIusky Gazette: The once cat
forgot to drain our engine last Satur-
day evening and the water in the
phool thing stiffened during the night
causing the outside of the top jacket
to gently bulge outward. Its capacity
was overtaxed and she busted" We
kicked the towel sky high, tore the cat
! off It's hook, swore at the glue pot and
tipped the divil into the linking foun-
tain--and finally got somebody to fix
it that knew how.