The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-22
Paramount is to have a new hotel.

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The farmer who lives away from
North Dakota is soon dissatisfied.
Manufacturing plants are gradually
being established in North Dakota.
These sunny November days are
certainly welcome in North Dakota.
A North Dakota girls conference
will be held at Jamestown next June.
There has been a big increase in
egg production in LaMoure county.
Atty. John Knauf of Jamestown is
lust recovering from a siege OF serious
illness.
The travelling men Of jamestown
have commenced their series of winter
dances.
Several theatrical attractions have
been booked along the north 500 line
this fall.
Minot is to have a mid-winter fair
under the auspices Of the Grain Grow
erS' association.
The First State bank at Guelph has
been purchased by the First National
bank at Cakes,
The association of county superin-
terdents Of schools will meet at Devils
Lake in April.
The postofice at Woodwork has
taken office room with the weekly a
per of that town.
TIA NE;oX~ ISrl cAInn1 he cEnfhn11
team is being organized and will be-
gin the seasons practice at once.
A meeting Of the Northwestern Dis
trict Medical Society Of North Dako-
ia was held at the Office of DR.. A.
| Carr in Minot.
Robert Peterson had one of his
hands quite severely injured by being
| caught in the gear Of a traction en-
CINE at Bisbee.
Sentence was suspended on the
youth at Grand Forks who swiped the
none from the telephone booth in
the Dacotah hotel.
Orrin Scheever, employed at the
general store Of Gordon Campbell,
eighteen miles south Of Williston, was
arrested by Sheriff Ed Kelley. on the
charge of stealing SO from Mr.. Camp
BELLS pocket.
C. A. Jordan in Cogswell Enterprise:
Under the income tax bachelors are
required to pay an additional tax, and
some Of them are Of the opinion it is
still cheaper to remain in a state Of
single bIessedness.
The roof is being built on the new
Northern Pacific baggage room at
Valley City and it begins to assume
shape. The interior of the building
will be modern in every respect and
will be conveniently arranged. A. re-
frigerator will be built in with drain
into the sewer for perishable goods
sent by express. The heating; plant
will be in the basement and will: heat
the depot as soon. as 1T is completed.
w. J. Holbrook, of Rugby, grand
patriarch Of the Patriarchs Militant
the military order of the Odd Fellows,
was to interview the local members
Of the organization d. relative to the
lodge at Grafton. For some years
there has beer no meetings Of, the
Grafton lodge and the surrender Of
) the charter was being considered, but
! 1t is likely that interest in the organ
} ization will be revived and active
work commenced SOON
An accident which may prove fata
occurred at the Eaton farm six mile'
! northeast Of Devils Lake, when Harr!
Miller was shot while cleaning his ri
fe. DR.. Smith was called to the scene
> of the accident and brought the DO.
= to the Mercy hospital, where he i
[ undergoing an operation. The docto
believes the bullet is lodged near. tn
appendix. The victim OF the acciden
has been living on the Eaton farm
: His home is in Spokane, Wash.
= The advanced classes at the Mort
g Dakota school for the deaf. includin
Il the classes Of Miss E. K. Rhodes an
a Prof. L. A. Long, visited the count
81 courthouse and jail at Devils Lake
The visitors expressed their gratitud
for the kindly interest shown b
$50 Judge C. W. Buttz. The student
a evidenced much interest in e~verythin
that was going On. Some of thel
n have studied civil government an
others are studying it. The visit wa
one of both pleasure and profit.
Minot Democrat: A Representative
Of this paper has had occasion durin
the past few days to visit PRACTICAL
all of the industries and institution
in the city of Minot, and we foun
many surprises and have learned VIII
Minot is a good town and continue
to grow and prosper. 1t LII an ol
saying that one-half OF the wor.
does not know what the other half
doing, and the same Is true of TIL
city and it is high time that Win,
Y people get acquainted with their bus
sa ness enterprises and the Wide-awal
SS people who are conducting them.