The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-22
North Dakota
Kernels

Many threshing rigs are running
near Anamoose.
Wilton gets a resident dentist in the
person Of DR.. l.. E. Nugent.
1t is said that G.. D. Shaft will sue
coed Chief of Police Smith at Minot.
F. J.. Callahan is said to be in line
for register of the u. S. landofice at
Bismarck.
Thomas Hendrickson met instant
death when he was struck by a train
at Williston.
II. Waringfaasen Of Valley City was
sentenced to serve ninety days for
blindpigging.
Grafton will meet Hatton in the final
high school debate for the state
championship.
The annual conclave of the state
commandery, Knights Templar, is or
at Grand Forks.
Sidney Hooper, a former Fargoan,
will begin extensive farming opera
tons near Stady.
Two lynx have taken up quarters
near Churchs Ferry and have killed
a number of sheep.
Prairie fires have caused losses esti-
mated at $100,000 in western North
dakota in the last week.
The N. P. will put on a new time
card affecting trains in the western
part of the state, April q.
The 8 year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Lesko of Dickinson. was
drowned in a pool Of water.
An engine struck Peter Elkstrom's
dray at TOwner, killing both horses
and severely injuring Elkstrom.
The case of Paul Jacobs, on trial at
Hettinger on a charge of stealing
grain, is attracting a great deal Of in
~terest.
Some horses which were stolen from
Martin Schnable near Max we're found
running loose, having been abandoned
by the thieves.
Considerable excitement has been
created at ROlla by a report that cop
per has been discovered in the Turtle
mountain district. .
Joseph Jasckl was found unconscious
from drink in a filthy room at Devils
Lake, and died from alcoholism three
hours afterward.
Spinal meningitis was the cause of
the death of Wilhemmina Raschick of
Grand Forks, who died in a sanitarium
at WatertOwn, Wis.
While scuffling on the sidewalk with
| q friend of Tn1I1Tnh1I- FTnxa DNar,,YNo
fell on such a way as to break his
leg just above the ankle.
One of the best gravel pits in the
country has been opened by the gov
eminent on the site for the new Man
dan experiment station.
Some one used a diamond on Abe
Gordon's display windows at Minot
and ruined the glass, one glass being
almost cut in two pieces.
w. A. Maynard IF Donnybrook,
charged with drawing a gun on his
father during a quarrel over the own
ership Of some land, was dismissed.
VandaIs did a lot of damage to
property at the Valley City chautauqua
grounds and the police do not know
whether it was tough boys or hoboes.
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Charles A. Lowe, riding a motorcycle
at Minot, was struck by an auto driv-
en- by George Mcclure at a street in
tersectiOn and Lowe was badly bruis-
ed.
The disappearance of Brakeman
Rutherford from an N. P. freight train
near Mandan still remains a deep
mystery and his fate nay never be
learned.
Anton Klingenberg of Bottineau was
thrown from the running board of an
auto at Plentywood, Mont, and in
stantly killed by being struck by an
| other auto. e..
The little 10 ear old daughter of
William Kjelland of Valley City was
kicked in the abdomen by a horse
while playing in the farm yard. and
seriously injured.
Martin Eitrem of Braddock was
driving a big traction engine over a
bridge when the bridge collapsed. The
engine was able to get out of the four
foot ditch by its own power.
The section men found the body of
a dead baby or the tracks of the 500
railroad near Wimbledon. The baby
had evidently been born on the train
and thrown out of the window.
Portland Republicans: The new
nickel has the American bison on one
side. The new dime should have Just
a plain COW on it. The cow will mean
more to this country than the bison.
An emigrant, whose name could not
be learned, bound for Sumatra, Mont;
| hoA both . md hpfh laou hrplyar
and was internally injured when he
was hit by a Milwaukee train at Buff
falo Springs.
Joseph Getz, injured in a fight with
Frank Goodrie at Grand Forks. is in
a serious condition. His throat is par
alyZed and his face has turned almost
black. 1t is probable that Goodrie will
face a charge of murder. 81
While Fred Redetzke was demon
strating a new car to Emil Kuehn at
Hebron, the car was struck by an N,
P. passenger and completely demol-
ished. Both men were badly bruised
but not seriously injured.
The Adams hotel was destroyed by
fire. The loss was $4,000. The
creamery at Adams opened with d
rush, and farmers who had been ship
ping Stheir cream Immediately began
~patronizing the creamery.
Albert Gardner, A Kenmare farmer,
was arrested on a charge of malicious
trespass preferred against him by a
loan company, which claims that
Gardner removed some buildings from
land to which they held a sheriff's
deed.
Mrs, Susan Randall, 6S, of Dore, N.