The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-28

The Hunter Herald thinks there i.
booze money" behind certain papers
in the state.
The Universal Concrete Pile Co. has
been organized in Jamestown with
capital of $1,000
The Valley City normal debating
team will meet the jamestown college
team on April %.
The Order of Railroad Conductors
at jamestown had an annual meeting
and banquet Sunday.
A bonspiel was held at Crystal in
which five North Dakota towns were
represented with Kinks.
The Farmers Grain Dealers associa-
ton of North Dakota will meet at Val
ley City, March 4, 5 and 6.
Jacob Helm and his two little sons
were killed when a 500 train coIlided
with the wagon near Velva.
jamestown is greatly interested in
the three cornered Y. M. G. A. con-
test with Grand Forks and Fargo.
Many towns in North Dakota are
supplied with artesian wells and a large
number Of the wells have been balk-
ing lately.
Editor ". P. Thurston of The En-
mons County Republican thinks there
should be money in raising turkeys in
North Dakota.
The coal fields Of North Dakota COW
er an area of $4,000 square miles and
the total tonnage is estimated at 500
000, O0O, 900 tons.
The Foreman Independent says q
meadow lark was seen there recently
and that those who saw it had not been
on a lark either.
Mrs. Ole Paulson of Sioux Pass.
Mont, was run over by a load of fax
and is in a critical condition in a
Willfston hospital.
The Nome Tribune thinks the wors,
sin in the newspaper world is for an
editor to clip an editorial and credit II
to the wrong paper.
A farmer writing to The AntIer
American urged the business men OF
that town to organize a. commercial
club and to get a up street fair.
Herbert Baker of Wheatland, N. D.
charged with rObbing the p~ostofice al
Wing, waived examination and viii
appear before the federal grand jury,
Herbert Glass, confined in the coun-
ty jail at Jamestown for a year fol-
violating the prohibition law, is now
facing a charge Of murder at Medora
F. W. Mann & Sons, big merchants
of Devils Lake, will erect a number
of fne modern houses on some prop
erty just purchased at the satanic
city.
Scott Cameron, formerly of Tyner,
Pembina county, has been appointed
to serve as treasurer Of Emmons
county until May l. because of the
new law.
A Minnesota paper in announcing q
change in time on one of the railroads
said that it did not do so to accom-
modate the road, but to accommodate
the public.
The Dickey Reporter believes in ad.
vertising to such an extent that it uses
its W columns to call the attention
Of its readers to some Of its gooC
points-w1se idea.
Hazelton is proud of the fact thai
Chas. Cell, who saved the N. p. coast
train from a disastrous wreck at Nc.
Kenzie by his prompt action in throw.
ing a switch shut, resides there.
The Jamestown Capital thinks Tn,
Forum is right in predicting the great,
est building year in the history of tn,
state-providlng every town in Nortl
Dakota that wants an insane asylum
gets one. ...
Editor C. G. Boise, who was editoI
and publisher of The Steele Count,
Tribune at Sherbrook for fourteen
Years, but who recently sold it to S
V. Anderson, announced that he ha.
quit the Journalistic field for good.
owen Jones of Jamestown suffere,
a paralytic stroke while attending tn
funeral Of his brother-in-law, Owe,
Richards. the latter having committe
suicide. and for a time 1t was feare
that there would be a second tragedy
Knut Bake OF Epping, filled u,
} with Montana red eye at Mondal
wandered out onto the prairie, crawl
ed int a straw stack and lay freez
ing for twenty-four hours. WheI
found he was terribly frozen but vii
recover.
The Grand Forks Times calls at
tention to the waste that Is INQUIRE
in paying freight on livestock to Chi
cago from North Dakota, having
butchered there and paying the freigf
on the dressed meat back to Mort
Dakota.
\ II the brothers of Clarence Elli
who tried to commit suicide at Lari
more, will promise to care for he un
fortunate, he will not be prosecute
under the North Dakota law, whic
provides for the punishment of would
be suicides.
Many artesian wells have been sur
this winter in North Dakota SampIt
of the water should be sent for testir
to Professor Ladd at the A. @. befol
1t is used as some of this water cor
tains too much of solids for q health
full drinking water.