The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-19
North Dakota
Kernels
Carpio is planning a chautauqua.

The dump grounds at Devils Lake
are to be moved.
The slaughterhouse at Devils Lake
was destroyed by fire.
The York Dispatch wants the COM
mercial club revived.
The Sheldon Cooperative creamery
has been organized.
Chief of Police Smith Of Minot is
after the auto scorchers.
One dealer at Ashley sold ninety-sev-
en- dozen gopher traps in one week.
Devils Lake has started a system
attic campaign to land conventions.
The creeks and rivers west of the
Missouri were still rather high last
week.
The Uhlman ferry across he Little
Missouri near Schafer is running
again.
fly" so much as it Is poison the 60
pher."
Washouts in Washington caused
many delays in service on the Great
Northern.
Sargent county offers "a bounty of 2
cents for common and 8 cents for
pocket gophers.
Olaf Solberg had his leg broken by
being kicked by a horse, while riding
another horse.
Ceorga Cberr,, aoa5 70 oF Drordo,
was thrown under a wagon in a runa-
way and his leg broken.
The Hample creamery smear Oakes
will be opened with Otto Schmidt of
Germantown. Neb., in charge.
G. B. Phifer has leased the bottIing
works at Oakes from copeland G. Nc
kee and is running it now.
No trace has been found of Brake
man Rutherford who disappeared from
a freight train near Bismarck.
Elgin will get an electric light plant,
an auto garage, a machine shop and a
cement block factory this summer.
The building in which the 500 line
engine was housed at Ashley was de-
stroyed by fire n the engine ruined.
City Atty. Geo. MCGEE Of Minot
startled III natives by appearing on
the street with a straw hat this week.
Ed Hanson, the Gardena druggist,
was arrested on a charge OF selling
"digesto," which Is alleged to be alco-
holiC.
The government weather bureau at
the state hospital at Jamestown, re-
corded q temperature Of "a degrees
this week.
jamestown Masons entertained Wis
itors from Edgeley, Nortonville, Steele
and many other surrounding towns
Wednesday night.
The free government seeds nave
made their appearance. The Forum
gardeners a been remembered by
Senator McCumber.
Judgin by the way some of the state
exchanges come wrapped, the bills
passed by the last session of the leg
i~slature come in real handy.
The N. P. may move it's shops at
Mandan to higher ground and raise
the tracks through the city to- get
above any danger Of high water.
Sheriff Jack Barrett of Bowman
county Is becoming a terror to the evil
doors in that section. He is getting a
great reputation for getting his man.
ARRANGEMENTS are practically COM
pleted for the big camp meeting at
jamestown. 1t will be held June 20
to 80 and many big preachers will be
there.
.1-- T--Iz- - s-R-, ,rIG "A.
some early gardening, dug up an old
Indian necklace made of beads and
bear claws. and he has been offered a
big price for the relic.
George H. Rogers Of Minneapolis,
vice president of the Rogers Lumber
Co, in an interview at Minot stated
that the business outlook in North Da-
kota could not be better.
A good garden, we'll cared for during
the next few months will be a great
factor in materially reducing the high
cost Of living, remarks c.. A. Jordan of
The COgswell Enterprise.
w. r. Anderson, accused of the muir
der of Cashier Funk of the Washburn
bank, waived examination at his pre-
liminary hearing and will De held to
the June term of the district court.
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offense is unbailable.
Donald B. Hubbard and Miss Stella
M. Purdy Of Grano sprang a surprise
on their friends by being married Sc
cretly. They were both members of
the Grano Dramatic club and on a trip
taken by the club were married, but
said nothing about il for several days.
Harold Sunderland of Langdon
threw some kerosene on a slow fire,
there was an explosion and he was
badly burned. He probably owes his
life to Martin Jensen who happened
along and put out the flames in Sun
derland's clothes by wrapping him in
a heavy coa .
The Forman News made the state
ment that there were eight places in
that town where whisky could be
bought by the drink-and the way the
whisky business went out of existence
in Forman would ave put a stroke of
lightning to blush, for fast work. Just
another evidence of the power of pub
licity. "
Portland Republican: S. j. Smith.
one Of Portland's prominent citizens,
has a hen that has laid one egg each
day for eighty-two consecutive days
with no indication of a letup. Some
endurance run. II biddy's e~gg-laying
apparatus is adjusted as it now is she
will obtain country wide fame. Can
anybody beat it?
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