The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-07
North Dakota
Kernels

Railroad work will start in Mercer
county soon.
A new general store will be opened
at Glenfeld.
The Walsh County Record was "a
years old this week.
A term Of federal court will be held
in Bismarck this month.
J. B. Howard and H. Lehman will
start a new paper in Manning.
A lot of land has been sold near
Manning to South Dakota people.
Judge Winchester's remains were
taken to Moore, N. Y, for burial.
The farming club of Hannaford is
doing active work for good roads.
The biggest acreage in the history
of the slope is predicted for 1913.
Prof. Thos. Shaw urges farmers to
prepare for a possible dry season.
Jim Vinson, who works near Stady.
has his pockets picked in Ambrose.
A great deal of grain is still being
marketed in the eastern part of the
state. -
Stutsman county is taking a lively
interest in The pork production con
test.
A trainload of Early Ohio potatoes
was shipped from Fort Berthold to
Kansas.
has caused a tremendous demand for
tractor rigs.
There has been an exodus Of North
Dakota merchants to the east to buy
spring goods.
DR.. Gronvold of Adams fell down a
dark stairway and broke three ribs
and his arm.
Mrs. Julia Holien was granted a de-
cree of divorce from Knut J. Holien at
Grand Forks. .'.~s
A number of new implement houses
have been opened up in the western
part of the state.
jamestown veterans are planning on
attending the great reunion at Get
tysburg next July.
The farmers in the vicinity of Uor-
ing met in hat town and organized
a better farming club.
Soft weather in February PLAYED
havoc with the road bed of the N. p
branch north from Mandan.
"
The Carpet From Bagdad is having
q great run in the papers Of North
Dakota as a continued story.
Elmer Primm, who froze his feet
near Bottineau, will have to undergo
the amputation of one toe from each
foot.
The first bill vetoed by Governor
Hanna was a measure which provides
for extra clerk hire for registers of
deeds.
The right-of-way agent for the N.
P. was at Melby and bought a lot of
town near Spring creek, is said to be
Mandan Stanton branch.
Bailey, a prosperous little inland
town near Spring Creek, is said to be
booming. It has a new library and is
making other improvements.
The next date for court in Divide
county is June II, and this will be
the next opportunity to take out citi-
zenship papers in that county.
1t is reported hat there is an un-
usual snowfall in the mountains in
Montana and high water danger is
feared along the Missouri and Yellow
stone.
Wimbledon sent a delegation of bust
ness men to Jamestown to try and get
the Midland Continental railroad to d.
vert the line fro1l Courtenay to VIM
bledon.
A. "A. Kraabel seems to have cut off
his own head, politically speaking, by
being responsible for the defeat of the
popular measure, the initiative, refer
endum and recall.
The Osnabrock Independent reports
that a man who held an auction sale
near there was ~"maliciously and I'M
tremendously robbed and cheated" by
some who attended.
The officials of the State Sunday
School association announce that many
speakers of national reputation will be
heard at the state convention that will
be held at Grand Forks June 10 to IL.
The initiative, referendum n re-
call bill was passed. 1t will now go
to h next session of the legislature
and il acceptable to that session, will
go to the people to vote on as an
amendment to the constitution in 1916.
This is the time of the year the