The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-04

The wheat which won the $4,000
! prize at Minneapolis was turkey red.
The Glenburn band has leased the
village hall and it will be enlarged.
Farmers clubs are still being or
ganized at a rapid rate all owe the
| state.
Fargo will have the greatest build
ing season in it's history this year.
After Jan. 9 North Dakota will be
short one congressman, till March 4.
Andy Jones drew ninety days and
a 5000 fine for blindpigging at Ed
more.
The roads in the vicinity of Sentinel
Butte are said to be in excellent con-
dition.
These are the days when the lodges
in the smaller towns add many new
members.
The Washburn creamery is draw
ing cream from as far away as six
teen miles.
The Steele Ozone thinks there is a
lot of time wasted, teaching fads in
the schools.
The Bismarck Times may be pub
lished daily during the session Of the
legislature.
Gus Koth, who has been deputy
| treasurer of Stutsman county for six
years has resigned.
Many firms are now engaged in
shipping blooded horses into North
Dakota from Europe.
There were many family reunions
and home comings in North Dakota
during the holiday season.
At Jamestown there were only
! nine days in December in which the
thermometer vent below zero.
Bill Wildish of Sherwood had q
rib fractured and was otherwise bad
ly battered up in a runaway.
Trappers are said to be making big
| hauls along the Sheyenne, the Red
and the James rivers this year.
The Dakota division. o. R c., gave
a successful masquerade dancing
psrty at jamestown, New Years
eve.
1t is said that a systematic murder
plot with germs instead of gun or
poison has been unearthed in the
east.
Jim Hill is said to have made new
discoveries in soil treatment that will
revolutionize farming in the north
west. .. ..-. .
The socialist vote in North Dakota
in 1900 was 518: in 1904, LOTT; In
1908, 2,42l; in 1910, Sill and in 1912,
$40.
There is a lot of trouble in Rolette
| county with stock that is allowed to
run at large, knocking down rural
mail boxes. III.
The Lansford Journal thinks the
small towns as well as h large cities
should get busy and "can" the "rot-
ten" dances
The Stanley Sun hopes that the
coming session will cut off some Of
the office seekers that are clamoring
to get on the payroll. ~. =
Great interest is being taken and
wide publicity given throughout the
1 SIdS6 III the LdA COuNSIGlOh at NTdIu
Forks, Jan. 15, 16 and IT. E@
Some Washburn ~ceieprants Of
Christmas raised a ruction after be-
ing filled with spirit-from a bottle
but were finally rounded up.
A $40 minkrnuff wal swiped from a
Valley City store and the store owner
invites the thief to come and get the
1 FDn T1aiTnIr thrnyzT fh1t urnna urikI th1
set.
Instead of closing down for the
winter, as some creameries do-the
butter making factory at Medina has
prepared for a larger business than
usual.
The Better Farming association Ax-
pert at Westhope, has been commits
stoned by a number of farmers to go
to Wisconsin and buy a lot OF blood
ed cattle.
w. o. Hawn of Wolford had a house
warming which The Mirror describes
as "the. 1ossiest social event pulled
off in Wolford since the watch meet
Ing that ushered in 1906"
At Glenburn a farmers team was
unable TO pull q load OF flax up the
elevator run the load pulled the team
back and the outfit crashed through
the railing causing a wreck.
Every parcel post, great or small,
must now be sent parcel post, which
means that 1t will not be carried with
ordinary stamps nor without the adj
dress of the sender on it.
The Grand Forks county commits
sioners have asked the state board
of university and school lands to4take
UP 100000 III bonds that will be is
sued to construct the new courthouse
in that comfy, 50 as to keep tile
money in tho state