The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-03

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a charter.
Olaf Johansen of Fort Rice had one
Of his horses shot by some miscreant
recently. ~
ported near Marmarth and high water
is predicted.
The third farmers club to be or
gani2ed in Divide county was estab-
lished at Norge.
Former Attorney General McCue's
novel, The Conquest of Inez Ripley, is
being widely read.
Jamestown's city council is consid-
ering an ordinance forbidding the wo-
men to wear long hat pins.
Julius StoIwelI of Max was kicked
in the face by a horse and badly cut,
but not seriously injured.
Col. w. P. futile of Dawson, who
has been spending the winter in Cal
%ifornia, has sailed for Honolulu.
The Stady Leader has changed
hands, F. B.. Ellsworth retiring and
James B. Hedges being now in charge.
Fred Schnaible, living near Linton,
was arrested under the truancy law,
for not sending his children to school.
The first s~leighing of the winter for
some UR the farmers near Charlson
was INDUCED in last week and it only
lasted a few days.
An unmarried young lady handed
out a hot roast to the boys in Cole,
because they were side-stepping the
marrying proposition.
Jacob Reider, formerly of Anamoose.
recently appointed superintendent Of
the capitol building and grounds at
Bismarck is now on the job.
Gene Thayer, formerly of .Omemee,
had his back broken just above the
hips while working as q carpenter at
Assiniboia and he may not recover.
The Farm Land Co.. of Seattle
Wash, has filed articles of incorpora-
ton with the secretary Of state and
will establish agencies in North Da-
kota.
NJ. ]. George, chief clerk in the
house last session, has completed the
work on the permanent journal of the
house and has returned to his home al
Flasher.
A girl, in court at jamestown as
victim Of the white slave traffic, il
alleged to have stated that Stones
old dance half in Fargo was respons
ible for her ruin.
An enterprising moving picture mar
at Flasher announced that he would
give new nickels in change to those
who purchased tickets on a certain
night and packed the house.
S. NJ. Hendrickson has purchased the
WalcOtt ~operahouse n promises
some good shows and entertainments
Work on the interior of the new teder,
al building at Bismarck is being rush.
ed.
G. H. Suit of Marmarth attempted
to get familiar with a hand car while
1t vas in motion, by stepping aboard
ed him out by hitting him a rap across
the face, that nearly caved it in.
An insurance man has an ad. in The
Mckenzie County journal which reads
as follows: Il will insure your house
without a chimney provided you in
sure your barn and granaries for an
~ SdNN4 ~ vi SAVoICA biloh nv
insurance on the house"
The Flasher Hustler is one of the
most consistent and persistent boosters
for its home town of any paper in the
state. It's optimism is catching. Tt
pick up The Hustler on a cloudy day
is like having a beam OF sunshine
burst through the clouds.
New offices will be fitted up for thu
members of the board Of control Of
penal an charitable institutions at the
state capitol. The present rooms are
entirely inadequate and they will bC
moved to offices that will be fitted III
in the space now used as a dining
room on the ground floor of the capito
building.
An Energy item in The Garrison In.
dependent says: "A proof hat the
winter has not been severe at the riV
er is that a number of meadow larks
and robins have been seen at various
times during the winter. They seen
to find places to keep out of the Sc.
we're weather in the timber and vari
GUS places In this neighborhood."
Brocket Independent: We have beer
wondering why some of the numeroui
millionaire printers of the state do no
start a. mutual insurance company TO
the benefit of his less fortunat,
brother. 1t would be a good idea TO,
the association to take this up ant
push it along. The printers are abou
the only people in business who havt
not a mutual insurance company. VIII,
can't we have one?
Editor Wailin of The Slope Advo
cate was quarantined for three week
at his home at Fort Rice because o
smallpox in his family, but the edito
naturally was proof against the dis
ease, and denies the report that he hai
it. Any man who edits a ape TO
any length of time and listens to tn
kicks of subscribers who want the pa
per run some other way, gets so thicI
a hide that q little thing like smallpo.
has no more effect than water on
ducks back.
Walford Mirror: The editor of thi
rag of freedom and Mrs. Breen return
ed from Chicago last Friday. Need
less to say they were both glad to 81
back to WaIford, where the sun
brighter, where the sky is bluer, wheT
the air lis purer, where the people an
kinder and the eggs are fresher tina
any spot on earth. Mrs. Breen, al
though still confined to bed with rheu
matism. is gradually improving, an
J Mike is again on the job at The Mirrt