The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-15
North Dakota
Kernels
Mimic has a hard coal famine.

The G, N. will make Fargo a division
point. =.
Governor Hanna has signed many
bills.
There is a busy court term on at
McClusky. T.
Louis Leim was found dead in bed
Grand Forks has started a home
product campaign.
The courthouse fight in Pembina
county is reaching an acut stage.
A cement block manufacturing con-
Germ will be established at Medora.
The contract for the new federal
building at Wahpeton will be let his
year.
Julius Tiffts has been arrested near
Mandan. charged with violating the
prohibition law.
The study OF. agriculture is to re-
place the study of German in the Shell
don high school.
II AOOhS dS LHOuSh DuLhS WOuiQ ldllu
the u. S. t~reasurership with a salary
OF $4,000 yearly. ...
Be sure the seed is right-then go
ahead. should be the motto of every
farmer this a
John Under, a farmer living near
Mandan, was gored and badly Injured
by a vicious bull. .
Farmers and merchants Of Dunn
county may organize a mutual fire in
surance company.
North Dakota will be we'll represent
ed at the world Sunday school conven
ton in Switzerland.
George Wilsey Of Wing, held on a
charge Of horse stealing, has been re-
leased on $500 bonds.
The total appropriations made by
the last session of the legislature
amounted to $1,60s,595.
The Red river valley conference of
the Swedish Lutheran church is being
held at. Warren, Mimi.
Another terrific storm swept the
central west and North Dakota as
usual was hardly disturbed.
Lynn Dillon, charged with murder
ing James Rose, a t%hresher, was found
not guilty in district our at Cando.
H. N. Tucker, secretary of the North
Dakota progressive republican league
has called a netting for Fargo March
81.
Prof. Roger w. Cooley of the Uni
versity of North Dakota college Of law
will deliver a series of lectures In st.
Paul. q
The Great Northern settled with
Walter Gibson, a brakeman who had
his arm torn off in a wreck neal Mon
dak, for 1880.
which closed last evening in Fargo
was one Of the most successful ever
held in the state.
The Wahpeton Globe Gazette heaves
this heartfelt sigh: Thank the Lord,
the legislature has adjourned and for
two whole too"
The N. P. is bringing condemnation
proceedings to secure right of. way
for its extension of the. Edgeley branch
west to the Missouri river.
The rae for the interscholastic de-
batting championship Of North Dakota
has narrowed down to the three
schools, Grafton. Surrey and Hatton.
David Larin, editor Of The Ryder
Journal. is wondering what could have
happened to his old friend Kraabel to
kill h initiative and referendum
bill. ...
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The FordviIle Farmers ia. club will
have a big horse sale March 20 to
supply farmers of hat vicinity with
animals. No commission will be
charged for sales.
DR.. George Erskine of Sarles, N. D.,
charged with manslaughter in con
nection with the death of Mrs. Wildam
Mcleod at Mather, Man, is being tried
at the Morden assizes.
On complaint of Nellie Deshlevy.
Geo. Wolkoday was taken before Jus.
tice Person at Dogden on a charge Of
under $1,000 peace bonds. !. .
A. B. WEIGH of Bismarck has been
given an Indian name by one of the
chiefs Of a North Dakota tribe, which
practically means adoption into the
LTlDe, al nOHOT conferred OH lew WHITE
men. 90.
A great Indian counc is, being held
at Fort Yates by Indians representing
many northern tribes, to, outline plans
to. bring suit against Uncle Sam for
obtaining the Black hills by alleged
fraudulent means.
1t is said that when a preacher
failed to show up to hold a revival
service at Island Lake in Pierce coun-
tX that those who had gathered. to
hear him turned the affair into a
dancing party.
1t is said that a dashing young
ste~nographer who cut quite a swath
at the recent session of the legisla-
tude, breaking hearts right and left,
has skipped but with a typewriter that
did mo- belong to her n will be ar
rested for theft.
The report of the state board of
health states that the white plague
was the cause of GOT deaths in North
Dakota during the last two years.
Pneumonia is next with a record Of
4S8 and other respiratory diseases ac-
count for .245 deaths. The three caus-
ed 20 per cent OF all deaths in the
state.
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