The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-25
North Dakota
Kernels


There was 4 home talent play At
Mott.
six hogs Melted Murdoch Mcleod of
LaMoure $1l2.
Mott is the latest town to have u
newspaper scrap.
some papers are stu running the
''dippy dope daffydills."
Jim Hill says that the N. p. and G..
n. are competitors.
There win be a farmers institute
at Clyde, Jan ~ and rs.
A ST. Paul man was divorced be-
cause he didn't kiss enough.
The Mckenzie County state bank at
schafer changed hands.
They are still organizing farmers
clubs in Hettinger county.
Building news continues to come in
from all parts of the state.
A free employment ONCE bill has
been introduced in the legislature.
Noonan has started a movement to
exploit the advantages Of Ignite coal.
The letting of the county printing
scraps.
An ex-sofdier named mckinley is
charged with white slavery at Bis
marck.
.# SonHfnp MILL hA0fn IN q lif4lnH Nxrnn
two months If spring weather IL
normal.
Dairy exhibits will be a feature OF
the mid-winter fair at Minot in
February.
Devils Lake is planning on organic
ing a council of the United Commercial
travellers.
There is a vast amount of blowing
to be done in North Dakota before
the next crop goes in,
A skunk hide in the parcel post
reached Lennon, s. d, and caused q
sensation in the ~postofice.
Prof. b. F. Laid has a bill designed
to place a ban on on the sale and adj
yertising OF all fake medicine.
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G. p. O'Conner, charged with a
second ofGense of blindpigging at
Minot was found not guilty.
The present session of the legisla-
ture has been characterized so far
by a lack of sensational fireworks.
Judge Pollock and Sheriff Ross have
clamped the lid on slot machines and
nkhap NyfnAo thof 1aonnAroto ryo..nr I
owen Richards, a young farmer
living near jamestown shot himself,
1t is said there was q woman in the
case.
The committee from the legislature
found conditions at the state asylum
in a d~eplorably crowded and pnsani-
tary condition.
An investigation has proved that
Harry Handler, found dead two weeks
ago near Berthold, died from strychr
nine poisoning.
Hettinger, Adams and other
counties in the southwestern corner
Of the state have been enjoying
delightful weather.
The old Wordsworth ranch located
near Woodworth, q historical place
twenty years ago, was sold to Q, e.
Nils Of Darlington,
In the Bismarck landoflce during
December, 364 proofs were offered, 2Ss
Of which were allowed, fifteen rejected
and sixty suspended.
A. E. Chamberlain, development
agent for the Great Northern, spoke
before the MinOt Commercial club on,
Doing as Well as Talking.
A new county may be formed out
OF land in the Fort Berthold reserva-
ton now charted as parts Of Ward,
Mountrail and Mclean counties.
Judge Cooley. although Ill with grip,
turned his apartments into a temper
airy court room and granted a divorce
to Mrs. Emma Blumenthal Of Grand
Forks.
Builders from all part or North Da-
kota and from many Minnesota towns
attended the annual banquet of the
Fargo Builders & Traders ex-
change.
Cy Dahl, q Washburn elevator man,
got his hand pinned between a chain
and a cegwheeL in a dark pit beneath
the elevator. His hand was badly
crushed.
The editor Of The Washburn Lead
er thinks there will be something do
ing in the way of new laws If each
of the solons tries to please the folks
back home.
Scion H. Wolsey, mail clerk between
New Rockford and Portal pleaded
guilty to robbing II. s.; mail and was
sent to the jail of Richland county for
nine months.
An echo of the famous Andy Jones
case is heard at Rugby in the suit
brought by the Federal Union Surety
Co. against F.. T. Gronvold, who lis
charged with forgery.
Haitian Benedke, Norwegian consul
at Grand Forks, made q hurried trip to
Fargo blu arrived too late to see his
friend, M. nj. Belgium OF New Rock
ford, alive. BELGIUM died in a Fargo
hospital.
y. w. Pope. who was seriously burn-
ed during the construction OF the 500
depot at Minut d year ago lis bringing
suit against Bailey, Marsh 81 Co, the
contractors with whom he was enlr
ployed, for $4,000 damages.
r @. Iverson of Pleasant Lake, ~.
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