The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-26
North Dakota
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souriS is to have a band.
Crosswalks have been laid at Cen
ter.
Carson is to have moving picture
shows.
There Is a demand for a hospital at
Williston.
The potato warehouse at Cavalier is
a busy place.
Double weddings are frequent this
fall In North Dakota.
Ignite coal mined at Medora is
winning q reputation.
John Nord Of Fort Clark lost his
house by fire last week.
Religious revivals are numerous
over the state this fail.
The Thanksgiving ball at Beach
promises to be g. hummer.
The Lidgerwood band las received
a new set Of instruments.
People at Beach are using Ignite
coal from the Medora mines.
Catholic missionaries viii! hold serv-
ices for a week at Dickinson.
The winter games for the Nula club
at HaSelton have been started.
More bridges have been built in
Emrnons county this past season. ;
The Moose lodge at Williston has
recently made great gains in member
ship.
Measles are prevalent in several
towns in the northern part Of the
state.
A man at Wiliston who beat his
COW with g neckyoke was fined $25
and costs.
There will be no lack Of candidates
for sheriff in Mclean county when the
campaign opens.
DR.. Monteith was given a splendid
reception when he returned to Hazel
ton with his bride.
Robbers looted I~bosenberg's clothing
store at Beach Sunday for a winters
supply Of goods.
Farmers for a distance of sixty
miles are hauling their wheat to the
flour mill at krem.
The banks at Beach have united in
declaring hat hereafter ~oVerdrafts
Will not be tolerated.
The attendance at the old settlers
meeting at Valley City was not as
large as was expected
Gilbert Teien, publisher of The
Panorama at Aneta, has purchased a
drugstore at Dunseith.
The Farmers elevator at Williston
is buying grain on a 1-cent margin
above operating expenses.
The Merchants National bank al
dickinson will distribute blooded COWS
in Stark and Dunn counties.
Work on the new school building al
WiIliston Is progressing rapidly. The
brick work has been finished.
After being closed for six weeks thu
brick yard at Dickinson has started
on an order for 100000 bricks.
3 The Krem Star predicts a. great fu.
[ lure 1UI I1dESu, one VI liz ne" IO"Ai
on the Stanton line extension.
J Many arrests have been made owe
; the state where parents have neglect
f ed to send their children to school.
There are millions of dollars worth
a of good building material in the goot
hard rock scattered over the state.
Farmers are being warned agains
clothes peddlers and other fake agentI
) who are travelling through the state,
, A sneak thief stole thirty-fv
Thanksgiving turkeys from Waite
Z. Wexford, a Pembina county farmer.
J. p. Boltz, town marshal at Belielt
received a black eye when he attempt
s. cd to eject a tenant from his farm.
: With the present brand Of Weathe
: prevailing, it is feared there will be
shortage in the ice crop for next sea
t son.
Fire fighters at Beach had consider
able difficulty in ~extinguishing tn
blaze when the coal dock there caugh
y fire.
/ The Belield Times has celebrates
its fifth birthday IN Editor Dence |
= preparing a special edition for Christ
mas.
The Stark County Fair association
4 has become q permanent organization
and the site for the grounds has bee
. selected.
= A reward is being offered for tn
a arrest of the vandals who have bee
: disfiguring tombstones in the GENE
terry at Milton,
9 The people of Wells county wer
t highly incensed over the, manner !
which young McBain was railroade
o to the penitentiary.
y The village board at Underwood I
t offering a reward of $40 for the arres
of anyone caught interfering with tn
n street lights in: that town.
The commercial club at Milton
attempting to nave the elevators {
d that town discontinue discriminate
h and all pay the same price for grain
n A runaway team at Westhope ra
O into another team standing at one {
It the elevators, injuring n horse S
badly that it was necessary to shoe
a. the animal.
On account of the grain bushes
ilanguishing at Medora Dad Mo
4 Gregor has purchased the grain ware