The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-02-04
North Dakota
Kernels
Mott is to have a brick plant.

possibility.
The Sons Of Scotia Of stark county
have organized.
State teachers examinations are be-
ing held at MinOt.
The power company at Minot re-
fused to cut the rates.
The Great Northern depot at Sharon
was destroyed by fire.
A Young Mems Farming club has
been formed at Kindred.
Judge Buttz has finished his first
term of court at Rugby.
There is an organized movement
against good o legislation.
Another 2 cent per mile fare bill is
before the Mimi sota legislature.
Bottineau is making extensive plans
for a big gun tournament there next
summer.
Gust Nelson was arrested at Rey-
holds, charged with beating a board
bill at Hllsboro.
Fred Meyers, sentenced from Minot
W years ago for highway robbery,
wants a pardon.
The Devils Lake Journal wonders
why anybody ever spent good money
for an ice box.
The parents of wilfred ]. Daley,
aged 10, of Chicago are seeking the
boy in North Dakota.
About TOO pounds Of ~jackrabbits and
c~ottontaiiS were shipped from Mott
to the twin city markets.
Spread rails was the cause of the
deraihnent OF 500 train No. ISL seven
miles asst of Valley City.
Underwood business men are max
ing a determined effort to clean that
town Of blindpigs and low dives.
The commercial club of Devils Lake
is trying to get the 500 to build a
brick depot at the satanic city.
Editor Rearick has sold his interest
in The Cooperstown Sentinel to VIM.
G. Shannach and o. A. Lee.
Mrs. Ruby Bickford, wife of former
State Treasurer G.. l.. Bickford has
been appointed postmistress Of Rugby.
Lester Thompson, son Of former U.
S. Senator Thompson Of Cando, died
at Los Angeles, Cal. from tuberculosis.
Minot is making great plans. to
entertain the students from the A. c..
who make the trip on the Student Life
| special.
Harold Johnson, charged with as
saulting a girl near Hillsboro was ar
rested at Bemidji, Mimi, and brought
back last week.
Next Sunday has been designated
as Woman Suffrage day, and all
preachers and priests are asked to
speak for suffrage.
Maryland, NJ wylder of coIumbus
married Mrs. Ldcy White at Jersey
vile, III. The two were sweettearts
over forty years ago.
The Mclean bill for the protection
Of birds has passed the United States
senate and Senator McCumber says it
will probably pass the house.
Sophie Roscow, the Fergus Falls
girl who was located at Minot with
a maj she had run away with. has
returned to her home with her father.
A Northern Pacific surveying party
at Beach has given rise to the rumor
that a branch is to be run from Beach
to connect with the Mott extension at
Baker.
The 7 year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
I Chris. Moshruck placed a dynamite
cap on the stove and his hand was
blown full of the exploding metal and
he may lose. the sight Of one EYE
J. Herman of Harvey, who has the
contract to supply the meat for the
Great Northern contractors who are
! building the New Rockford Montana
I line, has established a slaughter house
at Alexander.
Noah Poole who had his skull
fractured when he was hit on the head
by a heavy iron bucket while drilling
a wen at Sawyer, has been discharged
from the hospital but his mental con-
dition is still bad, d
DR.. Mary Walker, the woman who
! wears trousers, was arrested in
Chicago for wearing trousers, but
showed a permit to wear EN-, she said
was from the United States congress
and was allowed to depart.
Miss Rena Lewis who lives in
| Adams county near. Hettinger, won
the gold medal for the best. entry of
| corn in the students, contest conduct
ed by the A. G. Her sister Miss
Myrtle took second premium.
Hits and Mrs, a column in The
Grafton Record, which was made
famous by Ed. H. Pierce a few years
ago, is now published in magazine
form. North Dakotans will welcome
the return of Poison Carrots and the
hired man .f
Because it is alleged that G.. N.
surveyors, cut timber on the Fort
Berthold reservation. outside the
right of-way, all work has been stop
ped by the Indian agent at Elbo-
woods and the G.. N. has sent repre-
sentatives to Washington to straighten
the matter out.
Jud Jordan says in The Fargo
Blade: If President Wilson has sue
ceeded in muzzling the inaugural ball
at washington he a performed one
creditable act. The money frittered
away in those nonsensical displays OF
fnery would feed a lot Of hungry
men, women and children.
Ivan Rattegan, the colored porter
who vas arrested at Devils Lake
recently on a charge of robbing 9