The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-16
North Dakota
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Clean up.
Minot tennis enthusiasts are busy.
Gascoyne expects to get a new bank.
ter at Alexander. succeeding Otto
Void.
Spring seems to have arrived
School land IN Ward, county will be
leased April 16. 80.
Work on new BUSINESS buildings has
begun at Minot.
A relentless war is being waged on
the gopher tribe.
Cooperstown's first market day
proved a big success.
The Northern Pacific has started it's
refrigeration service.
Boost LaMoure County is the new
slogan down that way.
The Darlington high school will put
IN a commercial course.
J. w. Bahr's farm home near Kram-
er was destroyed by nre.
A carload of settlers from Illinois
have arrived at Westhope.
Fort Lincoln at Bismarck will be
permanently abandoned.
Ira Wilson became county auditor
of Billings county April z.
The Grano Dramatic club put on its
play in Tolley and MohaIl.
o. A. Thorstad. a pioneer of the
northwest, died neal Grano..
Crazy public schools now give a full
4-year high school course.
A movement is on foot at Kenmare
to form an auto association.
States Atty. r. A. Nestos wants six
Minot drug permits revoked.
Philip Gtrard. a well known Valley
City man. died in Montana.
Gus McLaren, the much arrested
negro is again in Jail at Minot.
The manager of the various Rogers
Lumber Co. are meeting at Minot.
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Two boys were arrested at Brisbane
charged with stealing some poultry.
The hospital ball and banquet at
Dickinson April II, was a big affair. (.
An attempt was made to loot the
C~hautauqua buildings at Valley City.
The Mckenzie county officials have
boosted the gopher bounty to 3 cents
each.
Ramsey county. farmers are busy
blowing but little seeding has been
done.
Neville will get additional street
lights and other municipal improve
ments.
Many settlers are arriving at Plaza
to make their homes on the Berthold
reservation.
Archie Craig, fake magazine sub
scription solicitor, has been Jailed at
Grand Forks.
Harold Scholberg, aged 2 years;
drank gasoline at Minot and narrowly
escaped death.
The Melville Commercis' club turned
in some subscriptions to the flood suf-
ferers in Ohio ahd Indiana
Constable Joe Smith got mixed up
with an oil pump at Hazelton and al
most drowned himself in oil.
The price Of wheat in Winnipeg is
as high or higher on the daily quota
tions as the price in Minneapolis.
Mrs. William Stabler ran a large
rusty nail completely through her foot
at Mandan. Blood poisoning is feared.
The Golden Valley Chronicle thinks
T. B. Casey of Dickinson will win out
owe M. A. Hildreth for U. S. district
attorney.
Farmers in the vicinity of GIendive,
Mont, are going to attempt to raise
corn that has proved successful in
North Dakota.
The plant Of the defunct Rutland
Herald has been sold to Editor Ross,
who will add the material to The
Cayuga Gazette.
Maj. J. S. Murphy, who has been
appointed farm expert for the 500
lines, plans two model farms in the vi
cinity Of Ryder.
North Dakota is basking in almost
midsummer weather and reports come
of freezing temperatures in Iowa,
Kansas n Nebraska.
John LaMalfa Of Fargo broke an
electric light bulb and attempted to
eat the glass. He was in jail on a
charge Of burglary.
The Coroner's jury declared that
Cashier Funk was murdered at Wash
burn. Evidence seems to be piling
against a bank clerk.
From the many reports of attempt
ed swindles by the old Spanish game
in North Dakota, The Minot optic
thinks some must be biting.
The James river went on a
near Cakes and some farmers were
compelled to move their stock and
their familieE to higher ground.
An action for divorce has been be-
gun against L. C. Eby Of Minot by
Mrs. Eby, who resides in Cedar Rap
ids, Ia. Desertion Is the charge.
John Rogers of White Earth was
washed down the river on a cake OF
ice and was carried many miles. He
finally managed to get ashore.
The Crank Forks Times thinks that