The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-01-09
NORTH DAKOTA NEWS NOTES

church which is said to be one of tn
best in the northwest.
VIM. Dominant of Montana had hi
leg broken when chunk of coal hi
him while he was blasting in neenal
mine. s&k@ +
| Darlington school boys are collect
| ing carload of paper. the proceed!
to be used in fitting up play
ground.
One of the young men asphyxiatel
at Perley, MIMI, is Fargo boy anG
will be buried there. His name was
Henry Baker and it is said that he
was a promising young business man
Hanna's courtesy in waiting until
Wednesday to give Governor Burke
time to clean up all business before
the new governor took over the reins
Of state has received lot of favorable
comment from the state press.
VIM. H. Casey who was charged
| with the murder of Carl Hanson at
Kenmare was dismissed and the pris-
oner turned at large Casey was no
sooner at liberty than he was again
arrested and will be taken to Willis
ton to answer to burglary charge.
Gaylord has few trough necks'
who it is said, insist on coming to the
dance hall when respectable people
are having social dance and making
ounces of themselves. Trouble may
follow.
A trainload of water was shipped
from Jamestown to Darlington. The
town we'll has gone dry and everyone
is splitting cotton and praying that
the drought may soon be-. broken.
Meanwhile well machine is on the
ground and work at cleaning out the
we'll is progressing nicely.
c. P. Burnstad, well known ranch
er of Morton county, finding the range
gone has taken to farming-but first
consulted with experts of the A. c.
with splendid results. On one field
he raised 80 bushels Of oats per acre.
A word which has been overworked
in this nation is t'muckraker.' A
Minneapolis pastor says that the man
mostly to be feared is not the muck
raker" but the matchmaker It is
patent that there would have been
none of the former, had there been
none of the latter. i
The .:workmen will get busy Thurs
day morning on preparing the Han.
cock building for the Fargo Manufac-
turefs' annual Home Product show
which will be the biggest thing ever
attempted in the state or elsewhere in
the northwest outside of the twin cit
les, and according to President Nc
Hose, even they will have to 60 some
to get ahead of the Fargo show. Il
The members of the Ell Zagal Shrine
in Fargo are making great prepar-
ations for the midwinter ceremonial
session which will tame place on We'd
nesday, Jan. Is, and which will end in
the evening by grand banquet. It'll
is stated that there will be a large
class of candidates and the camel is
being fed and given drink for the long
journey across the burning sands of !
the. desert.
Deep mystery surrounds the disap.]
pearance of Max Thiel, the well
known rancher and cowboy, who left |
Mandan two weeks aio Tuesday, Dec.
II, and has not been heard of since,
He had come down from Judson Mon
day on business mission and Tues.
day evening missed a pair of spurs
Which he had left at the livery barn;
he had occasion to suspect man who
had gone to bismarck and went toll
that city on the Mott train, from
which time no word has been heard
of him.
John Hols, a laborer of jamestown,
and Thomas Liddell, a cook, were
before Judge Murphy Monday upon a
charge of selling liquor. Testimony
showed that Hols would accept the
money, give it to Liddell who disap-
peared and later to return with bot
tie. The men agreed to plead guilty
and We're escorted to Judge Hemmi's
Office. Hols plead guilty and was sen.
fenced to 80 days in Jail and fined
5000.
Richard Pope was arrested and
brought before Judge Murphy of
jamestown for selling flavoring ex-
tracts contrary to law. Some of his
extracts wero CONF IN prof 1odd MI.