The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-03-06
North Dakota
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January was a healthy month.
Dawson needs better fire protection.
Darlington expects a big building
year.
The Evanson mine at Noonan chang
ed hands.
The cry of the a~uctioneer is heard
lin the land,
Parcels may be sent by post C. o. D.
after July 1,
Bowman is busy planning for a win
ming baseball team.
There is a big demand for work
horses throughout the state.
George Menier slipped on the ice and
broke his leg at Crosby.
DR.. Frank DeKlienhans has purchas-
ed the drug store at Marmarth.
Prospects are good for the opening
Of the Almont creamery this spring.
Charlie Hewitt Of .Cogswell shipped
two carloads Of horses to Connecticut.
Beach will have a farmers institute
covering a whole week. March 10 to
Is.
The Almont Arena thinks the lion
will yet be put to rout by the March
lamb.
Joseph Gormley made a failure of
an attempt to take his own life at Will
liston.
+. L. Sherman will resign as score
tary of the Minot Commercial club,
May l.
Gus Lippins, wanted at the st.
Cloud reform school, was nabbed at
Williston.
The question Of consolidating the
SherbroOke schools will be voted on
Saturday.
1t is believed that work on the new
federal building at Wiiliston win be
started soon.
The Minot Democrat suggests that
the whipping post should be revived
and put into use for the Washers.
Conrad Lindblom, who lives near
Kuhn, was quite badly burned when a
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ed.
Leakage of gasoline in the press
room Of The Beach Advance almost
caused a serious conflagration in that
town.
Some Vandals entered the stable of
Bernt Anderson neal Charlson and
cut several sets Of harness and two
saddles to pieces.
Algot Smith of Swede township, near
Kuhn, got into a miXup with a gallon
of paint. the liquid being accidentally
spilled over him.
Theodore n Rosco Blankenship,
brothers of H, c. B~Iankenship, who
lives near Williston, are aboard the u.
s. cruiser Colorado, now in Mexican
waters.
Prof. Thos. Shaw, the we'll known
farm expert, urged farmers to stir up
the soil in the early spring with the
disc or harrow. This keeps the mois-
ture in the land.
Crosby Divide: It's a pity that some
"old fools" are so hard to be convinced
that beer guzzling, giggling, small talk
and hilarious conduct constitute a
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gigglers are the real smart set"
Fred Eckert of Wiuiston has just
received an order for 300 bushels Of
seed wheat from the United States de-
partment Of agriculture. The seed
was selected by test from samples
submitted by a number Of farmers.
A Kansas City firm writes to a
North Dakota potato shipper that
North Dakota potatoes are the best
Early Ohios that come into Kansas
City but urges that care should be
taken to avoid mixing the varieties.
The coupling Of the passenger train,
running between Larson and Noonan,
broke three miles out Of Noonan, and
the passenger coaches were left stand
ing on the prairie. The engineer ran
almost to Noonan before noticing that
he had left his load behind.
Allen Gerard Of Marmarth fell from
his horse, and had his left wrist brok-
en-, n was otherwise badly plunged
up" Among other indignities that he
suffered after falling from the animal,
was to have it put it's foo in Gerard's
mouth. says The Marmarth Mail.
Righteous indignation is a fine
thing. There are times When a man,
who has a temper that can wither and
burn can do a lot of good-but toe
many people waste their efforts on
trivial things. There are many little
yappers in this life who are not worth
answering, or bothering about.
An Iowa farmer proceeded to buy an
option on a big city building from q
confidence man, gave the crook q
worthless check, and when the conf
dence man went to. cash. it a detective
? vas waiting to arrest him, These
crooks will have to keep their eyes
open when trying their games on the
up-to-date farmer.
( Ambrose Newsman: Last Thursday
, the wheat market in Ambrose was Z:
5 cents and fax brought SLIT. On thu
same day in Bowbells, on the MAR
5 line, and sixty miles nearer market
wheat brought SO: cents and fax $1.04
: Thousands of bushels of grain have
come to Ambrose raised nearer othel
points because Of the. splendid marke
that has existed here most of the
3 time.
Bulletin 102 North Dakota Expert
! ment station takes up cow testing as
sociations and cooperative creamer,
les. The method of organization a n
operation. of cow testing association
is: outlined. Detailed organization i
r given as to the organization of the co,
g operative creamery including article
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