The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-27
needs a potato warehouse.

harrington is Stlll having trouble in
securing q sufficient water supply.
The lodges Of the state we're long
on social events through the holidays.
Forks has prospects of be-
coming a prominent railroad center,
His deputies presented Sheriff Ben .
son OF Grand Forks with a sealskin
cap.
A drayman at Minot was seriously
injured when he was thrown from his
wagon.
Logan's cafe in Grand Forks has
been converted into a moving picture
theatre.
The Christmas edition of The
Adams Budget vas printed in rain
bow coloTs.
Medora is apt to become famous be-
cause of the rich Ignite deposits in
that vicinity. :
The Fordville Chronicle published a
fine Write-up Of the town as a Christ
mas greeting.
The business men Of Westby held
a meeting to- discuss the idea Of build
ing a city jail.
The issue of $500 worth Of bonds
for fire protection at Bantry lost by a
vote Of 16 to At.
bikes are being built near tho re-
form school at Mandan to overcome
the spring floods.
People on the Wishek line are pleas-
ed because their passenger train serv-
ice has been sustained.
Peter ROME of Adams was kicked
IN the mead by a horse and sustained
injury in n Of his eyes.
The better farming movement will
be discussed at a farmers institute at
Williston early in January.
Sheriff Erickson of Williams county
still holds his office in spite of the
request for him to resign.
Alderman Oliver Mackey of Valley
City has been bound over on a charge
OF rape in the first degree.
People at LaMoure were highly
pleased with the entertainment given
them by James w. Foley.
Ratcliff & Stafford have dissolved
as publishers of The Rogers Citizen
and Ratcliff will go it alone.
Former Editor Carter of The
wimbledon News has purchased a Job
printing plant at Niles City.
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A blacksmith at Enderlin was seri-
ously injured when a piece Of hot
iron struck him in the eye.
The formal dedication of the Acad-
envy of Mary Emaculate at Pembina
will occur during the holidays.
The big lane companies which have,
large holdings in Logan are planning
on q large colonization scheme.
The Luverne Ledger published in
Steele county is among the latest
newspaper ventures Of the state,
Editor Long of The England Enter
prise saved a Cando nan from drown
ing while skating on Snyder lake,
Many papers of the state printed a.
day earlier to give the employees an
opportunity to observe Christmas.
Editor Lee of The American had the
side of his office building badly
scorched when a fire occurred in Ant
Ter.
John +. Faytle, a. former editor and
lawyer at McHenry, may decide to
locate at Neville for the practice OF
law.
Senator and Mrs. Ed Pierce of Shell
don have gone to Daytona Beach. Fla.
where they will spend the balance of
the winter.
Using a %pitchfork for a vaulting
pole, Donald Warner at Hope was
seriously injured when the handle
pierced his groin.
Frank Blake, who has held a. gov
eminent position at Fort .Totten,
will so to Samoa island, where he has
another position with disagreement,
Editor voight Of the Lidgerwood
Broadaxe deplorers, the habit of spill
ing water On the sidewalks these
frosty mornings, especially in front
Of his office.
During 1914 North Dakota will be
able to celebrate its quarter centennial
as a state. 1t was admitted to the
union in 1889, along with it's sister
states. South Dakota, Washington
and Montana.
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