The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-20
North Dakota
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Fargo,s new eity d~Lrectory = out.

There was q disastrous hre at Nc
Grano farmers had a big dance m
Grano.
There is ! new business college At
An art exhibit was held in the Ken
mare hotel
Lemert wants the 500 to maintain an
agent at that place.
A young man at Williston was run
over by an OK team.
one firm at Ambrose shipped no
dozen eggs last week,
The yeIva IRE department was call
ed out twice last week.
Ole Keegard was found dead in a
claim shack near Raleigh.
Teolna Halyerson, aged IA. dropped
dead on the streets Of Tolna.
Theu Northern Pacific railroad will
establish q bureau Of efficiency.
The state Society for the Friend
less viii meet in Bismarck, Jan. %.
Barnard wink, a pioneer settler
near sherwood, died o. tuberculosis.
A Japanese student is president Of
h freshman class Of the Minot high
school.
The Kenmare band is planning a
series OF open air concerts for the
summer.
Bank deposits In North Dakota
have increased $15,000,00o during the
past year.
Professor Laid is after the meat sell
ers of the state that do not keep sani-
tary shops.
Mrs. Ella Randall Of Bismarck was
terribly burned when an oil lamp was
overturned.
Grand Forks is making big prepare
tons for the auto show to be held
Jan. is to 81.
Editor E. L. Penn Of The Sherwood
Tribune was married to Miss Loretta
o'Leary of Bowbells
Kenmare has received $4,000 from
the state for bonds issued to park the
central square in that City,
Eldora Fergus Of jamestown was
internally injured when the sled she
was coasting on hit a post.
The Loop Mutual Telephone Co.
held a. meeting near Sherwood and
adopted some new regulations.
A glance It the extensive list of
AWARDS at the kennel show at Fargo
is sufficient evidence of its success
The Presbyterian church at Ken
mare has called Rev. Alfred e. Won
Still, formerly pastor at Edinburg.
State Dairy Commissioners Flint
will hold a new form Of farmers in
stitute, a silo institute, at Cogswell,
Jan, %.
Emma Ersler, aged 6, of venturia,
was kicked by a horse and Is in a
hospital at Bismarck In a serious
condition.
Grand Forks has a live booster or
valuable publicity for that city in the
state papers.
Postmaster L. B. Draper Of Wing
has been arrested charged with being
implicated in the robbery of the post
office at Wing.
o. c. Hanson of Ryder is still thresh-
ing and On Jan. IL, with the ther-
mometer 80 below zero, threshed 800
bushels Of wheat.
The Great Northern Life Insurance
Co. OF Grand Forks reelected Don
Mcdonald president at the annual
meeting held Jan. IL.
Frank Fischer, who has admitted
killing his companion, e. johnson, at
Urbana. will be sentenced soon by
Judge Coffee at Valley City.
John Hooper and Bruce Wixon, the
former colored, pleaded guilty to horse
stealing at Medora and We're sentenced
to on year each in the pen.
Williston's progressive business
men have pledged themselves to make
the year 1913 ne of progress and
prosperity for the City of Opportunity.
Richard Franklin, a 14-year-old
boy OF Grand Forks was "catchin' on
a bob sled at Grand Forks when he
slipped from the n and his leg
broken.
The old artesian well at Wimbledon,
has broken through the casing and all
efforts to confine it has proved futile.
The water is flooding the town and SER
ious damage is threatened
Prof. j. M. Gillette of the state u.
prophesies that Minot will have a
great future because OF the class OF
citizens, its transportation and power
facilities and the natural resources
tributary.
"A twenty-five pound kega or blasting
powder let go at a coal mine near Will
liston and Clifford Head WIS seriously
burned. The powder being loosely
confined, made simply q flash and q
burst OF smoke.
Edgeley Mall: 1T takes time 10
work out new ideas IN every lime. and
those who are trying out new ideas in
farming should have patience IL things
did not turn out just as they expect
ed the first year. Stick to 1T ana you
viii win.
Uacle Sam Tor unknown reason can-
ceIled the patent to the skinner farm,
one Of the most valuable la Burke
county, with 100 acres under cultiva-
tion, a 81, 800 residence and other build