The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-14
North Dakota
Kernels
Weleome grain growers.

NGA AN@AS
Welcome grain growers.
steele win get electric lights.
Don't miss the Home Products show.
Grain thieves are getting bold near
Carpio.
c~ourtenayfs commercial club may Be-
revived.
The Bowman county fight il gFowins
more bitter.
Professor Ladd is after the fake
Farmers are already beginning 10.
plan spring work.
The Sargent County Teller wants an
electric light plant at Minor.
The Medina creamery paid its pa
irons $4,000 last ear
Robert Hunter treasurer elect Of
MeHenry county, is dead.
The kennel show Is one OF the most
interesting places in the city.
The temporary educational commit
tee has made public It's report.
Al gymnasium is being fitted up In
the attic OF the Bowbells schools
Sunday was the coolest day Of the
winter so far--37h degrees below zero.
The Ely, salyards Elevator Cos. els-
yator at Aylmer was destroyed by fire.
with three candidates in the field the
Bowbells postofice scrap is warming
UP.
The Valley city Times-Record
wants the sidewalks Of that town
sanded.
Governor Hanna lie now nicely set
tied in the governors office at the
capitol.
A total of 1,552 students were en-
rolled at the Valley City normal DUR
ing 1912.
The North Dakota National Guard
association will meet in Jamestown
next year,
The pioneers of Pierce county had a
meeting at the home Of F. H. Mcbride
of Rugby.
Seed grain win be tested free-ad-
dress Professor Bolley, Agricultural
An amateur thief broke the window
in a Bowman hardware store and stole
some revolvers.
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home, thank you" in the Office Of Sec
rotary of state.
The Bismarck Tribune thinks the
E0nly salvation for the express COM
panies is to advertise.
One OF the most important matters
before the present legislature is the
subject Of good roads.
Many state papers carried a picture
Of Governor Hanna in telling OF the
opening of the legislature.
The committee Investigating naviga-
ton conditions IN the Red river viii
meet soon at Grand Forks.
The railroad commission mailed out
several thousand Of the circulars warn
ing grain buyers against abuses.
A tough kid at Portal admitted
stealing a revolver and he is suspected
of a number of other petty thefts.
Charles Johnson, a Crary farmer,
wa forced to run two miles without
clothes, when his house burned down.
John H. Page Of The Pierce County
Tribune, gets out a newsy well printed
paper Of which Rugby should be proud.
The information bureau, organized
by the extension department Of the a..
@, is being widely used throughout the
state.
No farmer should fail to see the corn
show, second floor Of the Hancock
building, over the Home Products
show.
Helen Lambrakis Of Rugby poured
gasoline onto a coal fire and was terri
bly, burned by the explosion that fol-
lowed.
In most Of the counties deputies
have all been appointed and the new
county officials are getting into the
harness.
Al row over the county treasurer is
the latest wrinkle in the Bowman
county scrap, which involves two big
factions.
1t is said that a Valley City woman
vas refused shipment OF a jar Of butt
ter under the rule barring anything Of
a bad odor.
Residents OF Egan a new town on the
i 500 in Pierce county have been noti-
fed by Uncle Sam that the town will
thereafter be called Ba1ta.
Many Of the newspaper boys who at
tended the state press association con-
vention at Wahpeton, stopped off In
Fargo to take In the Tri State conyen-
ton.
Fargo gets the next meeting OF the
North Dakota National guard associa-
tion-a report that the meeting would
be held in Jamestown being erron-
eous.
Al heavy fall OF snow on the slope
has been a God-send to thousands OF
head of range stock that were surfer
ing for lack of anything TO quench their
thirst.
Burk county maidens proved to be
a bashfuI lot--there were only fifty
eight marriage licenses issued in that
county In leap year against ffty-nine
in 1911.
North Dakota welcomed the corninr
lana speeded the departing--governora
with q real, heartfelt sorrow at losfne
sIfha aua and creffItna nIaaa1tra IN cd ~ !.