The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-04

Electric light rates are being dis
cussed again at Minot.
Ryder people are still trying to make
DR.. Griffin leave town.
A load of wheat containing 124 bush
els was marketed at Ashley.
A party of ladies' at Sawyer walk
ed to Velva to do their. trading.
The fire departments in most towns
Of the state are well organized.
The school building at Kenmare has
been equipped with fire escapes.
Fall work this year is farther adj
vanced in North Dakota than usual.
William Stead Of near Antler is &C.
cused of stealing his neighbours oats,
The women of Medora will raise the
money for a piano for the new school,.
CooperstOwn wants to be made a
division point of the Midland railroad.
! The poultry industry is growing I'M
some Of the southern tiers Of counties.
a. Ih"f SitAAS ~ = ddiASS at JdIlS
town has been postponed another
week.
Daily newspapers are greatly delay
ed in reaching Charlson in Mckenzie
county.
Lyceum attractions have been ar
ranged at Mandan by the Sons of
Norway.
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The last snow storm does not seem
to extend beyond Bismarck to any
degree.
People Of New Rockford appreciate
the increase in the number of streeu
lights.
A number of Carpio people went to
kenmare to attend the Foley enter
tainment.
The Knights of Pythias at VALLEY
City have started a campaign for more
members. A.. y
North Dakota Is to have an exhibit
at the national corn show to held at
Dallas, Tex.
With the school building al Ashley
DESTROYED by fire temporary rooms are
being rented.
Mayor Blewett of Jamestown is at
Devils Lake where he is serving on
the federal jury.
The Luck farm just west of Wah-
peton consisting Of 200 acres was sold
for $85 an acre.
Louise Gwenfelder heads the honor
list Of 80 or above in six subjects in
Mandan high school.
Miss Gibson, harpist and reader, is
doing field work in the interest of the
Valley City chautauqua.
Nearly $1O,O 900 has been subscribed
at Minot for the new hospital. Jim
Hill promises another $40, 1000.
E. H. Mann of Hebron has made a
deal by which he will become the pro-
prietor of a fine hotel at Glendale.
Flax dockage tables used by certain
elevators in the state have been ta-r
booed by the railroad commissioners.
The Country Women's club which
was just organized at Jamestown will
have a rest room in the Elks building. |
IL SAly OF HOGhS
passed a milk ordinance in spite of
the fact that the mayor threatened to
veto.
John S. Gogin, a land owner at
Osnabrock, threatens to run against
Helgeson for congressman in the first
district.
A farmer at Omemee has taken |
himself and three children to Holly
wood, Cal, for, change of air and en-
Vironment.
A progressive farmer near New
Rockford finds, plenty of buyers for
all the pure blood Poland China swine |
he can raise.
The new brick school building at
Bowden Is completed, and it is said
to be the best school building on the
Turtle Lake branch. r-
The flooding Of depressions in diff
ferent towns to be used as skating
Kinks Is pending a arrival Of a Jack
Frost Of more sew Gritty.
A new. $4,000 Methodist church at
New Rockford will be dedicated next
Sunday, the president Of Wesley COL
lege preaching the
Many editors are wondering why
pastors of churches leave their weekly
notices until the last minute ON publ
cation day-especially those with an
nouncements Of fifty lines or less.
Parties in Eddy county played a
battledore and shuttlecock game with
a stallion which weighed over a ton,
and somebody is liable to go to the
pen at Bismarck il the owner is not
4 merciful.
The product from ten acres of po-,
tatoes on a farm near Wyndmere was
1900 bushels and 500 bushels from an
acre of onions-the profit equal To-
that from sixty acres of average
farming.
Four prominent Fargo business men,
devotees of tennis, spent Thanksgiving
day morning on the courts. coatless,
hatless, collarless and In summer at
tire, working up a voracious Appetite
for the turkey dinner.
A. e. Bowen, the socialist candidate
for governor last campaign. may To-
cate at Bowman, Inc The Bowman
Pioneer thinks man who has travel
ed over the state as much as he has
fought to know where the best town is.