The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-07
North Dakota
Kernels

There Is a revival at Mlnot.
Trees are budding in the twin cities.
Fire did $4,000 damage at Hank1n-
son.
New county officers are now in har-
ness.
There is a new hardware firm at
Dogden.
There is a disappearance mystery
at Mandan.
The Fargo ~Searchiight wants the
J cigarette squelched.
The LaMoure Echo urged the coun-
ty assessor plan.
The coolest weather Of the winter
Sunday night-26 below.
There will be many new autos in
North Dakota this spring.
Lisbon is after two passenger rains
a day on the Southwestern.
Henry Baker, a former Fargoan, was
asphyXiated at Perley, Mimi.
Valley City smokers are insisting on
made in Valley City" cigars.
Judge Winchester was rendered a
big fareweii banquet at Bismarck.
Commissioners of Insurance Taylor
would regulate the fraternal societies.
The Minot normal is the largest
building now under construction in the
state.
Many important measures are to be
considered at this session Of the legis-
lature.
The Mandan- Stanton branch of the
n. F. will probably be completed next
summer
An old fashioned spelling match
was pulled off at the Shaffer school,
near Bantry.
The parcels post seems to be one
Of the biggest things Uncle Sam has
ever undertaken.
There will be a big FARMERS in
stitute n poultry show at Kindred,
Jan. 9. 10 and II.
Thirty-three counties Of the state
are represented in the enrolment at
the Mayville normal.
All Bryan has to do is say-Boo!
and the whole democratic party gets
white around the gills.
The Bmmons County Record thinks
there is plenty Of time for the hard
winter" prophet to score.
Sheriff Ben Olson of Williams coun-
ty wound up his term by capturing two
horse thieves in double quick time. B
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter LaTourette cele-
brated the fifty seventh anniversary
of their wedding at Lakota, Dec. "a.
Five were sentenced in county court
at Minot by Judge Davis. They all
drew ninety days and a fine Of $500
each.
The silo has become an important
factor in North Dakota and many
farmers are building them and buying
stock.
The Langdon Commercial club is
| planning on closer cooperation with
the farming community about that
live town.
G4IAlOu6u d hummer OIL SuSpGCIS IdVG
been a~rrested-there is still no tangi-
BILE clue to the slayer of Karl Hanson
at Kenmare.
N. D. Bergum and Fred Sleight Of
New England had a leg and arm
broken, respectively when their auto
turned turtle.
e. A. Reiss, a Hillsboro pastor, may
die Of burns received when he used
gasoline by mistake for kerosene in
starting a fire.
John Van Arnam OF The Kindred
Tribune breaks into song in urging
the press gang to hike for Wahpeton,
Jan. 10 and II.
The trial of Rev. Thomas Z. Green,
formerly pastor at Jamestown, was
dismissed in st. Paul after a settle
ment out of court.
Cashier J. A. Granner of the Crete
State bank lax a leg amputated in a
Rochester hospital, because of tuber-
cui0sis of the bone.
Carl J. Peterson of Gladstone. La
Moure county, has an income of be-
tween $50 and $50 a month coming
in from nine Holstein cows.
Finley Mcleod fell under a handcar
near .Souris, was drawn into the re-
volving gears and terribly battered
and bruised but may recover.
The Mandan News thinks the parcel
post will give the country merchant
a delivery system equal to the sys-
TENS of the big department stores.
There is a somewhat sensational
probe on at Darlington to learn the
cause of the disastrous fire there. 1t
is limited that it was of incendiary or
igin.
A woman came from st. Petersburg,
Russia, through New York, Chicago
and Duluth without mishap-and got