The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-09
North Dakota
Kernels

Devils Lake VIII install 4 white way
at once.
Paulson Bros. i Peterson Of Ryder
Went bump.
Farmers around Ambrose are pay
ing mp mortgages.
The Upham Star urges readers To
send IN news items,
Judge Leighton opened district court
at Minot, Jan. I.
Cavalier county has nearly d dozen
live farmers clubs.
The Sheldon Progress il d well
printed paper.
Week Of prayer is being observed
throughout the state.
The jamestown Y. Nj. g. "A. viii be
established very soon.
doing business BY spring.
Ambrose has had one OF the most
prosperous years in It's history.
Beware of the man who has stock
to sell In q g~et-rioh-quick scheme.
team won over East Grand Forks.
Al Tappan banker states thai North
Dakota farmers are holding grain.
A hen house burned at Minot-but
by heroic work all the inmates were
saved.
r. Hendrickson is charged with
stealing barley from q Ward county
farmer.
Judge Pollock went after the cigar
cite smokers in a lecture at Grand
Forks.
About $4,000 bushels OF grain were
marketed In Ryder up to the first Of
the year.
The Rumley Implement co. win hold
a "RuEnley school" at Devils Lake Jan,
20 to Feb. 5.
The Cooperstown Sentinel believes
that contract road work would be an
improvement,
A big revival was planned for Minot
but has been abandoned because of the
heavy expense.
Judge Cowan is out of ONCE at
Devils Lake for the first time in
twenty-four years.
Many state papers report the de-
parture of students TO the A.. G. fol-
lowing the holidays.
Wireless communication is to be es-
tablished between the N. ID. y. and the
University of Michigan.
III. e. Sunday OF woodwork has
bought 100 sows and viii go into hog
raising on a large scale.
Harry Fujita, the Jap, sent up from
application for q pardon.
Grand Harbor people will have a
benefit social Jan. 10, for the General
hospital at Devils Lake.
dale is to have sixteen bins and a to-
tai capacity Of 10000 bushels.
The Noonan Republican, hands out
a hot roast to a play called Ole Nell
son, the Man From Sweden,
-~-- a-W
The inaugural ball It Bismarck
Friday night will be the big social
event Of the state this winter.
The farmer may find the parcel
post will be the greatest boon he
ever secured from Uncle Sam.
There has been some complaint on
the part of mail clerks. of the extra
work caused by the parcels post.
Owing to the fine weather many
farmers who usually go to town for the
winter have stayed on the farms.
Clarence Dale tried to push the
belt Of a threshing rig off with his
cheek-and nearly lost the cheek.
The state railroad commission is
making a final investigation of the
depot location troubles al Valley City.
County commissioners in almost all
the counties are busy getting the am
nual business of the counties started.
Arthur Bonner fell down the cement
steps Of the Underwood National
bank basement and disIocated his knee.
The Forbes Republican urges farm
ers OF that vicinity to attend the
farmers institute at LeoIa. Jan, 10 and
II.
The Cavalier County Caledonian So
/ ciety will have a big celebration and
rNieht- wi Burns at Langdon, Jan.
n.
Editor Frank A. Wilson Of The
Bathgate Pink Paper. suggests a
number Of appointees for Governor
Hanna.
Woman's day at the Tri-State con-
yention will be Wednesday, Jan. 15,
and q splendid programme has been
arranged.
Prices being paid for grain In the
far Canadian northwest are said to be
about 8 to 10 cents lower than NORTH
Dakota prices.
Thomas Hudson. arrested at Minot
and charged with holding up the N
r. depot at Valley City, is on trial al
the latter place.
Al number OF North Dakota homes
were ~gladdened Christmas day by the
finest gift that can come into the
hofne-a Growing babe.
Lovers Of dogs or poultry will find
the coming shows at the Trf-State
convention the finest that have ever
been attempted In the state.
The first oflcial act OF Judge Butte
was TO sign a divorce paper, with this
same pen that Judge Eowan used to
1 afrn ffg fret order twAlyh Years ago