The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-13
Tri state week.

s~ociation goe to Grand Forks.
There was q charivari party for a
couple Of newlyweds at Mckenzie.
Julius Sundby and Louis Phelps just
escaped a~sphyxiation at Enderlin.
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A. w. Peterson of ARIZONA will SUI
perintend the Mandan experiment sta
ton.
E. w. Bredahl had his foot fright
fully scalded in a jamestown round
house.
Elmer Johnson of Butte was instant
ly killed when he fell from a load Of
August Lofsren may die as a result
OF throwing Kerosene on the fire near
Mckenzie.
The Danish Brotherhood of America
will meet at Devils Lake chautauqua
this summer.
P. r. Trubshaw Of Cooperstown is
the new president of the North Dakota
Press association.
The walhaila Mountaineer wants the
Legislature to kill off part of the pri-
mary law and guilt.
North Dakota fruit houses are antic-
ipating a fruit famine because Of the
frosts in California.
Grain buyers who have been Short
changing the farmers seem to be
about to get theirs
The Tarpiee case at Minot, in which
Tarplee was accused of malicious mis-
chief, was settled.
A warehouse for potato storage may
be erected by an organization OF pota-
to " at Minot.
The dead body OF Henry Handler, a
farmer, was found near Berthold. Let
ters indicate suicide.
Many carloads of Thoroughbred Hols-
teins have been received In various
sections of North Dakota.
There are over twenty contests, aris-
ing out of the Berthold land opening
to be heard in the magic city.
A double wedding, in which a father
and daughter were married to a sister
and brother occurred at Wolford.
The North Dakota school system
ranks eighteenth in general efficiency
among all the states Of the nation.
The dates for the midwinter fairs at
Grand Forks and Minot are said to
conflict and the latter may be changed.
S. E. Clyter. a farmer at Omemee.
shot part of his head off while hunting
rabbits and died in a Devils Lake hos
pitaL.
The CasseIton fire department gave
the forenoon they gave a big street pa
rade.
A North Dakota paper mentions one,
r, y. Minder, and The Bismarck lTrib-
une wonders If he is n relation to r.
E. Morse.
Al carload of buckwheat, said to be
the first ever shipped from North Da-
kota. will be sent from Cleveland in a
few days.
Jesse Woods, hit over the head with
a beer bottle at Kenmare, is held as a
witness against the nan that hit him,
in the Minot jail.
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Men who have been familiar with
lures, predict that the present session
will be quiet but businesslike.
The defunct Minot National bank
paid the final dividend to- depositors
this week. The depositors were paid
in full and interest at IL per cent be-
sides.
Judge Pollock held a special term of
court at Hatton and Sam Champagne
and Lars Houske were sentenced, the
first for gambling and the second for
bookkeeping
The Jas. In. McYeety VS.. Harvey
Mercantile Co, case at Fessenden in
which McNeety was awarded $4,000
by the trial court, was reserved by the
supreme court.
There was q gasoline ~sAplosion al
Lisbon when MISS Ruth LsaimsOn was
cleaning with the infiammable fluid
The home was saved by the prompt ac-
ton Of r, III. Streeter,
Al team hitched to a heavily loaded
wagon crashed into a buggy in which
John Dieball Fred Reeta and Elmer
Robinson were riding near Hebron ane
the three had a narrow escape from
death.
The Great Northern will erect {
suitable structure near the depot al
New Rockford to house the splendis
exhibit OF Eddy county produce tina
won the first prize at the state expo.
~Fsition at Bismarck.
Country merchants could well tax,