The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-26

A postoEnce VIII be established at
Chama in Golden Valley county.
The Great Northern is making
things hum in Mckenzie county.
J. w. Ingison of Kenmare has been
granted q patent on a water motor.
The smokestack blew of the mill
at Ashley, doing considerable dam
g
Pres. F. L. McVey will deliver adj
dresses at Minot. Williston and Lari-
more.
The heaviest fall of snow of the
winter was reported last week from
Hanyes.
The crossing the Missouri on the
ice is getting to be a dangerous pro-
position.
A freight train has been buried in
the for two weeks near Bonn
baugh, N. D..
The county superintendent of the
state will meet at Bismarck some
time in April.
The Mandan Commercial club will
take over the Chautauqua property
lear hat city.
There will be $17,5OO for the main
tenance Of the Hebron Ignite coal ex-
pertinent station.
Andrew Williams and Charles Cur
ran were found not guilty of robbery
| at MinnGWauk9n
w. L Barnard, a former resident
of Grand Forks, died while eating
lunch in Minneapolis.
There is a petition out asking that
HellstrOm be named United States
marshal for North Dakota.
The Carlson Journal says that p.
G. Johnson OF that n~eighborhood
finished threshing last week.
A gas explosion in the engine room
of the First National bank Of Sheldon
did damage to the extent of $1,000.
Some Of the farmers are fighting
county seed grain claims, on the
ground that the seed was not good.
Dairy Commissioner Flint held a
q LOO III . AAlApOA LoAlI haAI ulSSl-
ings in the northern part Of the state.
DR.. B. V. Verret has been appointed
a. member of the board of trustees Of
the Dunsetth tuberculosis sa%natorium.
There is little chance for an ANAL
gamation Of the bull moosers and the
progressive republicans in North Da-
kota.
Three little children whose father
was killed by lightning last summer,
have been adopted by relatives at
Ashley.
The North Dakota State Band is
the title which has been assumed by
the newly organized band at New
Rockford.
A band of young hoodlums t Dris-
coll entered a church and destroyed
property. n now they wish they had
been good.
Boston attorneys are looking for
Johanna Haigh, believed to be in
North Dakota, and wanted in the set
Element of an estate in the east.
Ingemann Bros. of st. Paul were low
bidders on the courthouse for Grand
l - VI n5 SLhAIH . w bAu OCIAH W.
440. This bid will probably be ac-
copied.
DIR, Reilly, who will have to spend
ten years in the state pen, according
to a recent decision of the supreme
court, Is still confident that he will Sc
cure his freedom.
r. H. Leslie, a former North Dako-
ia man, now a missionary in Turkey,
has made an appeal to North Dako-
tans for funds for the widows and or
phans Of Turkey.
The bank Of Inkster is giving away
some rag doll" seed corn testers,
which have full explanations on test
ing seed corn, and many farmers in
that vicinity are taking advantage Of
| the offer.
The trial Of Sibie Kahn, charged
with numbering the Turkish wrestler
Hassan Abdulla at Oberon. is now
under way at Minnewaukan. Judge
Burke is experiencing some difficulty
in getting an interpreter.
Krem Star: The farmers in this
neighborhood are beginning to prepare
for spring work. A great many Of
them have purchased new plows, mar
lows, OItllH, SLC.s anu VIII put IN more
grain this spring than ever. II the
! present warm weather continues seed.
Ing will be on in full blast early next
month.
Editor Eggert Erlendson OF The
| Edinburg Tribune was best man at
his brothers wedding last week, be-
ing the sixth time he has acted in the
capacity of best man at a wedding
and he issues a challenge to any other
OF the pen pushing tribe in the state
to show a like record. The kernels
nan win pass.
Minot Independent: The Glenburn
Advance reports the last smallpox
patent cured and the quarantine rails
I'd. Not a very dangerous disease,
anyway. Out of over 5000 deaths in
the state last year only one was caus-
ed by smallpox. Hard on the corn-
piexion, though and that's probably
why the young women have such fear
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