The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-09
North Dakota
Kernels

Scarlet, fever prevails in Wells
county.
Manning is to have an exclusive
gents clothing store.
The new fire alarm fire whistle at
Rugby works effectively.
Merchants all over the state are lib
eral advertisers this fall.
The smallpox situation at Rugby is
alarming the citizens there.
Electrical alarms seem to be all the
fad with banks Of the state.
Land sales in Cass county this fall
show up in the big figures.
A new firm has taken possession Of
the butcher shop at Stanton.
The skating rink at Cando Is walt
ing the arrival of Jack Frost.
The bridge over the Yellowstone at
Alexander is almost completed.
Harry Johnson, former town mar
shall at Washburn, has a claim.
Even the stork seems to be taking
advantage Of the open fall weather.
The German American at Golden
Valley will publish a holiday edition.
The merchants of Taylor are look
ing forward to a heavy holiday trade.
The city band at Cando gave an
open air concert on Thanksgiving day.
Sanford Dodge and his company
are touring North Dakota again his
fall.
North Dakota farmers have found
that a row Of trees make a fine wind
break.
There are to be three auto garages
and repair shops at the new town of
Olanta.
Track laying on the extension of
the Stanton line has been temporarily
delayed.
The Broadaxe says it is a common
thing for LidgerWood to ship urkeys
by the carload.
The town Of Golden Valley has fin
ally secured a drugstore and a resi-
lent physician.
Editor Smith of The Plaza Pioneer
has a $4,000 lawsuit pending in the
courts at Minot.
There was a large attendance at the
dedication of the new school building
at Sentinel Butte.
ST. John had a disastrous fire when
the $1,000 home of F. Martineau was
completely destroyed.
Some of the democrats are groom
ing DOC" Purcell Of Wahpeton for
United States senator.
A ball game was played at Manning
on Thanksgiving day. 1t was one of
the best games Of the year.
Bowman county to sell milk from
COWS that hav not been tested.
State Sen. John Young is Of the
opinion that it will not be long before
a railroad reaches M~annhaven.
The McGregor Herald will soon be
launched as a new venture in the
newspaper field Of Williams county.
Though located in a small new
prairie town, Editor Folkestad is MAX
ing a newsy paper out OF The Inland
Call.
The opening of Velva's new cleo
trio light plant was celebrated with a
big booster banquet served in the
theatre.
Ex-County Auditor Irving of Sar-
gent county has paid the shortage of
$262.7O which was found by the state
examiners.
General regret has been expressed
all through the western part of the
state over the death Of Mrs. James e.
Phalen Of Bowman.
Richland county was organized for
ty years ago. The first meeting of
the commissioners was held at Chi
hin-ka~pa which is now Wahpeton.
Following close upon the death Of
his wife, which occurred seven weeks
ago, J. II. Fulkerson, one Of the early
settlers of Ramsey county, died at the
home of his son, Hon. w. A. Fulkerson,
of Ontario township, early Sunday
morning.
Tied up tWenty-eight miles west of
Stanton, and but seven miles from
the stated terminum for the winter,
Golden Valley, is the situation on the
track laying OF the Knife River extern
sion of the north line of the Northern
Pacific. 1t Is expected that work will
be delayed about a week before track
laying operations car be resumed. The
delay Is occasiored by set backs in
receiving material encountered by the
bridge contractors.
Jamestown Capital: North Dakota
came very nearly experiencing some
winter weather when the temperature
dropped to eight degrees above zero
on Sunday morning. With the excep-
ton Of a single instance in November
When the temperature dropped to four
degrees above zero, this is the coolest
period of he present winter. With
clear skies and soft airs the approach
OF winter has been very agreeable in
this portion of North Dakota, andtthe
old residents have difficulty in recall
ing a more suspicious opening of the
winter season.
German Medical Schools.
Abraham Flexner in November At
!antic: In respect to the educational
qualifications of its students, in respect
10 the Intelligence and capacity of it's
teachers. IN respect to general labora-
sorry and clinical facilities, every med