The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-02-25
North Dakota
Kernels
willow city has two bands.

A creamery association has bee
established at Flasher.
Farmers out in Reeder have petit
toned for a rural route.
Towner is the latest to get into til,
game for a new asylum.
A break in the gas main at Pembina
is causing a lot Of trouble.
The domestic troubles Of the Nc.
Peek's were aired at Kenmare.
There were two blind pig cases be.
fore Judge Cooley at Forman.
The formal opening of the James.
town Y. M. G. A. is on today.
Jake Benzler lost a lot of grain a
McC1usky by heating in the bin.
Fully $500 North Dakotans enjoyed
a picnic in California recently.
John Birkeland's farm home near
Finley was badly damaged by fire.
An effort is being made to revive
the Trail County Baseball league.
The Yellowstone river is on an early
rampage In western North Dakota.
Ebenezer Gum, a pioneer Of Ram
sey county, died at Churchs Ferry.
A number of new real estate firms
are being organized throughout the
state.
The Midland Continental railroad
expects to add $50 miles of new line
this summer.
Gunder Tweten, attempted suicide
by the razor route near Northwood
but will recover.
Fred Lendz is spending twenty days
in the Ramsey county Jail for steal
ing a fur robe.
Serious charges have been made
against Gronna by Harry Nj, Case of
The Neville Journal.
Hazel Engstrom, aged II, of Grand
Forks, had her arm broken by being
run over by a bob-sIed,
The assembly of the legislature got
funny with an auto regulation bill
and passed a farcial measure.
Charles Adkins and James Dahl
were killed by a cavern at the l..
F. ranch coal mine near Hettinger.
1t is said that a prize fight a
pulled off at Minot at 2 a. M, after
being stopped once by the authori-
ties.
Valley City has won out in it's long
fight to get a more adequate train
service at the down own station of
the N. T.
James Jordan, a Minot brakeman
on the G. N, was quite badly injured
in a rear end freight collision at
Berthold.
A Minneapolis grain expert pro-
ounce the grade of wheat raised
around Mott this year far above the
average.
The N. p. is putting in a lot of
money at Misunderstanding hat city
n of the most important division
points on the line.
The first steam shovel has been
landed on the west side of the river
in Mckenzie county by Great North
ern extension contractors.
Sam Warbitshy of Washburn,
sentenced to two a in the peni-
tertiary and out on bonds, was sur
rendered by his bondsmen.
Mrs. Elizabeth burlington starts
action against the city of Fargo for
$10,500 for alleged damages sustained
in a fall on the icy sidewalk.
County Superintendent of Schools
Warren of Ward county has returned
to the county part of the funds he is
alleged to have Illegally kept.
Ludwig Schauer, became seriously
i'll at Ashley, his mind became a blank
and he wandered out onto the prairie.
was found in a straw stack.
Mrs. Geo. Kline Of Mott won the
handsome N. p. trophy to the person
having the best scoring dairy butter
at the state dairymen's institute.
Editor C1as. Jordan of The Cogs-
we'll Enterprise was appointed post
Taft, but has not yet been confirm
.....
The Mouse River Loop fair at Minot
ended in the proverbial "blaze of
glory" Friday night. o. M. Champlin
was reelected president and ]. NJ.
Devine secretary.
The lower house of the North Da-
kota legislature spends more time in
squabbllng over minor affairs than it
gives to the most ? important affairs
of the state.
An intruder who forced his way into
the home of Mrs. Jesse Edens near
New England was cracked on the
head with a rife in the hands Of the
plhcky oma
r. starts with 103 charter members,
said to be the largest number of
charter members recorded in the his
tory of the order.
W. e. Cook, a dairy COW expert is in
Wisconsin buying six or seven car
loads of thoroughbred Holstein heif-
ers for North Dakota. One a will
to Darlington.
Chief of Police Swanson Of Valley
City is acting the part of milk maid
to q stray COW that has been inn
pounded and the police force is get
ting fatter than ever on nice fresh
milk.
1t is reported that a six foot vein
of very superior Ignite, ITO feet be-
low the surface of the earth has been
discovered at Ryder. 1t was discover
ed while a farmer was digging for an
artesian well.
Minot independent: Some of the