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

again.
The democrats come into power to-
morrow.
The March lion is very much in
evidence.
Spring is here-according to the
calendar.
Grain dealers meet at Valley City
this week. w
New Rockford will have a fine new
up-to-date cafe.
Towner gets into the fight for an
insane asylum.
There is agitation for a white way at
New Rockford.
Hillsboro now has a farmers circu-
lating library.
Frank Talcott Is predicted as war
den Of the pen.
Judge Coffey will hold court at Car
rington this week.
There seems to be a statewide cpl
demic Of measles.
Christ Tiller Of burlington died sud-
denly of heart failure.
Ivar HoItz of Tolley was arrested on
a charge Of blindpigging.
Tellef o. Salverson was sent to the
insane asylum from Trail county.
Al traHr l~o1 ~ -a-nt~Hn,k lnft
Woodson, ILL.,, for Lakota, Feb. 26.
Chas. wegner of Mandan was acct
dentally shot but not seriously hurt.
Lakota expects to have a new mod
ern brick hotel erected this summer.
Tellef O. saIverson of Hillsboro was
adtudged insane and sent to James
town.
North Dakota editors are planning
to buck what is termed the print
trust.
The schools al Cakes have been
closed for a week on account Of
measles.
The Lisbon creamery which has not
been run for several years is to be re-
opened.
A large, handsome, brick apartment
building is to be erected in Darlington
this summer.
Gunder Tweten of Hillsboro at
tempted suicide by slashing his throat
with a razor.
Ground will be broken this week for
the new Great Plains experiment sta
ton at Mandan.
Sheriff Barnes Of Burleigh county
has picked up some horses stolen last
November near Wing.
Scientific development Of the lig-
mite of North Dakota is be-
coming a national topic.
Booker T. Washington, who spoke
in Fargo, will make addresses in 9TH
er North Dakota cities.
The North Dakota federation of
commercial clubs will meet in Grand
Forks March 10 n 20.
State Engineer Atkinson has gone
to Bismarck to attend the National
Aid Good Roads convention.
The Lisbon Gazette goes after the
citizens of that town for not flying
flags on Washington's birthday.
A horse thief who tried to make a
getaway with a team and buggy from
a Palermo livery barn was caught.
The rural mail carriers of Trail
county organized at Hillsboro, with L.
M. Melsby of Hillsboro. president.
Frank Weedeman has a threshing
rig busy near Charlson. cleaning up
work that was left undone, last fall.
The Darlington Record leads the
state in starting an agitation for a
cleaner town for the coming summer.
The Synod church held a. two DAYS
conference at Hunter, ministers from
all sections Of the northwest attend
ing.
Ness was bound over to the May
term of district court at Bismarck to
answer the charge Of attempted BIRTH
cry.
1t is reported that some horses were
Bitten by the mad dog at Ryder and
there is considerable excitement
there.
j. H. McMullen who was burned out
in a recent fire at Darlington a start
ed a confectionery store at Minnewau-
kan.
The Florence hotel at Kenmare was
raided and Proprietor Hastings arrest
ed on a charge Of maintaining a com
mon nuisance.
Kindred has three men in the old age
class-Ole F. Pytten, aged 101: +. N.
Nettum, aged SO and Hans Hanson
Helgerud, aged 80.
Many very able attorneys believe
the Webb bill will be knocked out by
the supreme court on the ground that
1t is unconstitutional,
Alfred J. Lindsay Of the Richardton
Roller mill met an awful death in the
fywheel of the mill and it is believed
that 1t was a case of suicide.
William r. Baker of California and
A. P. Baker of Williston, two brothers,
recently were united after having
been parted for sixty-one years.
H. b. Greene, in trying to avoid
some new beginners at the gentle art
of roller skating at Leonard, crashed
into the wall and dislocated his arm.