The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-07

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North Dakota
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There have been a number Of hold
ups recently. ~
caught a chill. .
At an auction in Bottineau count
a cow sold for 500.
Halloween passed off quietly II
most sections Of North Dakota.
A young man was arrested at Cat
hay for killing a musk rat out Of sea
son n was fined SO. ,
Rev. Mr.. Summers Of Iowa has bee,
called as a pastor of the Congrega,
tional church at Sykeston.
A cali has been issued for the M
W. A. of Williams county. to NEE
and organize at Ray, Nov. Is.
The Mercer County Star Is boostins
Hazen' which Is said to be one Of
the coming towns OF western NORTH
Dakota.
@ has a live fire department
and Is getting some new equipment
including a fire whistle, operated by
electric control.
A crew Of Great Northern painter
n carpenters Is at work along tn,
Antler branch getting depots in shap,
for the winter.
Devils Lake Is to eniov anothe,
Minneapolis Symphony orchestra pro.
The commercial club ha!
MADE arrangements to have the
orchestra there on April IA.
Iaylor- has so many traders on the
streets that the villag ehas. the ap-
Pearance OF being in the midst Of a
talr or special celebration, almos<
every fall day. The TAYLOR narer
looks to be pretty we'll p~atronized by
me GOAL advertisers. Any connect
Ing link?
A new company known as the Devils
Lake Ice Co., has been organized by
the Fargo-Detroit Ice Co., to take
eare OF the ice business in this city
hhey nave acquired the property of
me Fryatt &C. and of the Kirchofr q,
cooper Go. Thomas LIGHTHOUSE Of
Fargo Will be resident manager. In
aoulIlon to the Detroit lake ice they
will handle Pokegama water.
Ignorance. poverty, crime. disease,
n improperly developed children ex.
ISL only because of Indifference and
neglect. The future of the nation is
the future of the children of that ma.
lion This was the warning Of DR.
aenry s. Curtis when he gave an
Illustrated play GROUND lecture at
DeVlls lake under the auspices of the
Mothers club, N0
Kuhn Messenger: Martin Macoa-
key, farm hand, who has been eu-
ployed around Jamestown and R1-
cl,anan' charged by Henry F1atland.
whose farm is three miles south or
b~uchanan, with stealing a $275 Indian
motorcycle last Sunday, was held to
answer IN h next term Of district
court, by Justice Bigelow. after ths
RTelimlnary hearing in justice court
y w eonesday afternoon. His bond of
$1,ooO not being furnished, Macoskev
was committed to the county iai1 ~
await trial, '"i ~
huim Messenger: There is a GER
tain freight conductor on this branch
or the o who seems to take delight
~ X the crossing way beyond
the state and city limit. Last Friday
llorhinG he stopped the train on the
Toesins IOr seventeen minutes while
Inc rest or the train crew was doing
the switching. There were several
Teams on either side of the track that
had to await the pleasure of this orr
merry conductor who GEMS to think
mat ne is a real car while runninp
d trelsht train. superintendent Der
rick told him to cut the train on the
Tossing put we noticed the freight
there until the passenpar
mad nearly reached Fredonia' one
[felght conductor who is now taking
an extended lay1off, tried the same
Lhlng a year or W. ago and we think
Il 0 time to set another example.
Grand Forks Times: With the hank
c!earlngs for the month of October
showing an increase of almost a half
dollars over the record for the
same. month last year, n the clear
iss LOT the week ending today setting
the record for the present season local
bank officials have good reason n ba
with the present financial
situation. The clearings for the pre-
zen week are $685. as aginst $436,-
Ior last week, an increase of $149,-
5Vo' AS regards the clearings for
1913, as compared with Octo-
Der, 19l2, n increase is $433, IA.
the record in October, 1912, being ST.
lSe'oS6'7S. against 3d. 19, 1861 for
the o just past. The good crops
wnlcn nave prevailed in this part of
the state during the present year. and
generally healthy condition of
BUSINESS is believed to account for the
Increase which has been brought
about during twelve months.
Editor N. H. Herman had the fol-
farewell in The Marion
Sentinel: A deal was closed last
saturday whereby The Marion Sent
becomes the property of new
owners. Messrs. !. E. Officer and J.
n. Norgaard. who purchased it from
raul Paulson. of Detroit, Mimi. Mr..
h former owner and the
writer, who has been editor and man
ager for the past three years, wish to
take this opportunity to thank it's
readers and advertisers for the loyal
giVen The Sentinel in the past,
ana nope they will favor the new
owners with the same generous sup
port. The new firm will be known as
The Marion Printing Co. There will
no change in the management at
the present time. Both of the new
propr1etors are engaged in other lines
OF work, but will give of their time
and energy to help make it a better
paper, and boost for the welfare of
Marion n state Of North Dakota.
The new firm takes over the business
NOV. l. We wish them success.