The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-22
North Dakota
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tinued May 81.
The Stanton Republican says seed
corn is getting scarce.
The Grano schools closed Tuesday,
May IL, for thu summer
Lisbon had a cleanup day success
fully managed by the women.
Some people with very little sense
break into print occasionally.
The new Catholic church of Regent
is now practically completed. "
Dawson calls itself the butter city,
which is a name to be proud Of.
Cottonwood Lake is planning on a
big Fourth of July celebration.
An adjourned term of the district
court convened at Ashley May 20.
The old settlers of Hettinger county
will hold their annual meeting at Mott
June IS.
Jas. McGrath was bound over to the
district court at Manning on a charge
Of arson
The Souris Messenger thinks Max
bass is alive as that town had two
cog fights there in one afternoon.
The Old Settlers picnic of McHenry
county will be held near the old VII
lard p%ostofice June 10, 20 and Fl.
The axle of Jacob R~eichenberg's auto
broke near Stanton and his little boy
had his arm dislocated at the elbow.
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North Dakota railroads are all re-
placing their old wooden culverts with
concrete or galvanized iron culverts.
A. G. Crane, president of the new
Minot normal, is in the east on an ex-
tenslVe trip. selecting the faculty for
the new school.
Thomas Cooper paid a lengthy visit
to the southwestern corner Of the state
last week and found everything in
splendid condition.
Former Editor Eldridge Of The Min
neWaukan Siftings is now located at
Manchester. O., where he has purchas-
ed The Star-Republican.
The barn on the Rappley farm near
Bailey postoftice was burned, six
horses, six COWS and a lot of other
~ OPSIl " DSlIS uSSlfOSSu.
Spring blowing is now practically
completed in many localities of North
Dakota. There was a vast amount OF
blowing done this spring.
DR., Boardwell of Marmarth, while
out with some friends in his auto,
struck a match underneath the ma
chine and now he has no auto.
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Bert Klokstadt, a farmer living neal
ILanda, had a narrow, escape with his
life When his four horse team, attach
ed to a drill became frightened at an
auto, ran away and wrecked the drill.
This German American wants it dis
tinctly understood that Golden Valley
is Golden Valley and expects to remain
Golden Valley and that any rumors of
a change in name are not to be cred
tied. 1"g-"
The Taylor schools will have a big
entertainment in the auditorium of
that town on May "a, and will feature
an exhibition showing the industrial
and other work don in the school this
year.
1t is said that the deer are leaving
the river bottoms and are appearing
on the prairies in the western part of
the state. Governor Hanna has mott
ftd the game Wardens and they will be
driven back. i
Governor Hanna has notified Col. |
Alex Scarlet, who has been on, the
staff Of Ex-Governor Burke for the
past six years, that he has re-appoint-
ed him on his personal staff and for
warded his commission to him.
A fine violin, supposed to be a real
TIL. Balestriori, Cremona, has been i'm
ported from Berlin, Germany, by P. o.
Bugge of Perth, N. D.. through MI.
Rummelhoff, the violin agent. The in
strument possesses a ton of wonder
full sweetness and color.
Bores Dobweney was so seriously
injured in a fight with Nick Krivinsky.
both Of Raleigh, that he may die. The
men fought with a rock, Krivinsky be-
ing charged with using such weapon in
beating DobWeney. The victim has
his chest bone broken and was inter-
nally injured.
A committee consisting Of Nehemiah
Davis, president of the Minot commits
sion, Commissioner Dewey rDorman,
and e. ]. Thomas, city engineer, will
visit Regina, Moose Jaw, Duluth, Su-
perior, Minneapolis, st. Paul, Fargo
and Grand Forks, to inspect the paw
ing in these cities.
Williston Herald: When the fire
alarm sounded Monday morning the
night man called the upstairs sleepers
in such an alarming that
Freda Kranz, a cook, tainted from
fright and fell part way downstairs,
suffering from several fractured ribs
and other severe injuries but is re-
covering. The excited clerk cried
Fire! fire! get up or you will get
burned in ten minutes!"
The Dogden News is optimistic. It
says: We have had an ideal spring,
The land has been in an ideal condition
from last falls rains and it has been
cool all spring with no rains to inter
fere with farm work. Farmers have
been taking advantage of the ideal
weather prevailing and a farmer loaf
ing in the village has been as scarce
as hens teeth. If the weather contin-
ues as ideal the rest Of the summer
as it has in the past spring North Da-
kota will raise a far better crop than
was raised last year.