The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-25
North Dakota
Kernels
Scranton gets a new brick plant.

Scranton gets a new brick plant.
New Salem IL assured Of electric
lights.
Harvey viii bar transients and fire.
sale merchants.
The Boy Scouts at Lidgerwood will
have a gymnasium.
Cooperstown will have it's first
Market day April 4.
The Almont Arena looks prosperous
since IT was enlarged.
1t begins to Iook as If the lion had
swallowed the lamb.
A Sons of Norway lodge has been
organized at Portland.
The Inland Call has moved from
Berg over to Arnegard.
H. NJ. Way. a resident of Grand
Forks, since 1878, Is dead.
The railroad commission will meet
in Minot April s. 9 and 10.
A number of the state papers came
out in bright colors for Easter.
Philip Holman of Bottineau drew
10 days in jail for bl~indpigging.
Kraabel has explained his vote on
the initiative and referendum bill.
Ben Gritxmaker had a finger cut off
in the gearing Of an auto at Grand
Forks.
The bill abolishing special verdicts
by juries was vetoed by Governor
Hanna.
The Warwick Sentinel has been
named the official estray paper of the
state.
The Farmers Cooperative Mercan-
tile Co. Of Walum has been granted a
charter.
The gate receipts at a basketball
game at Kenmare recently were
$2S9.65.
Four private citizens Of Almont will
install an electric light plant for their
own use.
Outside capital is becoming great
ly interested in developing the coal in
dustry in North Dakota.
or a class Of thirty-six which took
the examination Of pharmacists in
Fargo only seven were successful.
North Dakota will have more dele
gates to the peace conference to be
held in st. Louis, h any other
state.
The Mercer County Star scores a
business firm which, it alleges, had
broken its word and had to settle in
court.
The Albrecht- johnson Co. has beer
granted a charter to do a lumber,
mercantile and machinery business
at FLASHER.
Walter Master Of Willow City was
named on the board of pharmacy on
the recommendation or the druggists
OF the state.
The Minor National bank was gut
! ted by fire but the work of the bank
is going right along in another build
ing near by.
The Fargo Fran, a Norwegian
paper, makes an attack on the ap-
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wegian centennial.
Sheriff Barrett of Bowman made a
clever catch of q man named Vim.
| Wood, wanted on a serious charge,
after a lengthy chase.
1t is estimated that III great tunnel
being built on the Great Northern ex-
tension into Montana from New. Rock
ford, will be completed by July l.
A number Of picture films caught
fire in a Langdon moving picture
house but the operators Gag was
| closed up and no damage was done.
The council at Drake has decided
to call off all social affairs in the town
for the next two weeks because of an
epidemic Of scarlet fever and diph-
liberia.
Casselton, Langdon, Mandan, Hope
and LaMoure are f1v North Dakota
high schools, newly admitted to the
North Central association of high
schools.
Chester r Hodge of jamestown has
been named to fill the vacancy on the
board of the Glendale Industrial
school, made by the resignation of
Herman Landbloom.
A travelling man was a victim Of
ptomaine poisoning from eating al a
hotel in the western part of the state
and will taxi the case up with state
officials, claiming the hosiery is in
a very unsanitary condition.
The Buford Tribune takes a slam at
someone who probably deserved it
when in speaking of a parting citizen
it said: He was always a boosted
for the village-wherein he was unlike
the president of our defunct CONNER
cial club"
The Schafer Record has so many
'legals' to publish that it has to run
some of them on the front page and
The Alexander Chronicle states that If
The Record can't handle them all that
The Chronicle would like to have a
few slipped to them.
r. d. Ruffin. a wealthy Chicagoan, is
backing a new corporation that has
taken over the Electric mine at Ken