The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-04-25

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Wakelum eloped from Pleasant anc
We're married at Sherwood.
Two special trains will be run init
Grand Forks for the Sunday schoo
convention, June 10, Ii and II.
Otto Honurud of Steele died in 6
Fargo hospital after accidentally
shooting himself with a revolver.
The Moore and Liberty Telephone
Co. will extend its lines in a north.
westerly direction from EnderIin.
The Farmers Mutual Telephone line
Of Powers Lake, n. D., is the new
est organization Of the kind in the
state.
Taylor Brothers, prOprietors Of the
Verona garage, put in the first cleo
trio light plant in VERONICA private
affair.
A syndicate has purchased the big
Adams bonanza farm near Wahpeton
and will cut it up and sell it to indi-
DR.. Reilly has secured bonds in the
amount of SIS, 600 and he has been re-
leased from the Langdon Jail and has
gone to Milton.
The selection of A. H. Runge for
fire marshal and H. l.. Reade for as
sistant has met with popular approx
al all over the state.
Frank Goodrie has been. held to the
district court at Grand Forks charged
with m~anslaughter in connection with
the death of Joseph Getz.
The New Rockford Commercial club
is backing up the Better Farming as
ISOLATION in Eddy county and has rails
ed $500 to be distributed in prizes.
The unauthenticated edition of the
1913 session laws of North Dakota is
now in the hands of the county audi
tors for distribution at SO cents per.
The eleventh annual meeting of the
Nous River association of Congrega-
tiOnal churches was held at VelVa
with a large attendance and a splen-
did programme.
E. J. ViClIre, the man sent up from
HlllsbOro for five years for forgery,
has been safely landed in the pen. At
one time it was believed hat Vickre
might have been insane.
The Northern Baseball league is off.
Grand Forks opened with Winona and
won the first game but dropped the
second. The league this year includes
Minneapolis and st. Paul,
Dr.. H. O.. Fjelde has been named
chairman of the art committee that
will select the monument of Lincoln
that will be presented to Norway at
the time of the 1914 exposition at
Christiania.
Bryan has caused a thrill of dismay
amongst the foreign diplomats in
Washington by serving a dinner in
which there was not the least hint of
fermented liquor served. 1t broke an
other precedent.
James WeteIainen Of Ludden was
arrested by Deputy Game Warden
Bjorke for fishing in the James river
with nets. He was fined SIS and costs.
A lots of nets belonging to others
were c~onfiscated.
A couple Of boys carried on a sys-
tematic robbery of the Hagen-Newton
jewelry store in Fargo for month
were found selling Jewelry at remark
ably cheap prices.
The penalty for running an auto
mobile without a license for the CUR
rent year is a fine Of from $40 to $50,
and the law makes it the duty Of
sheriffs, policemen, ConstabIes and all
peace officers to see that the license
is enforced.
A movement has been started at
Ndlh9II LA for the nafu h1iSHponnt 90 -
suitable memorial park in honor of
the pioneer christian workers who
are buried in the cemetery there, par
in honor Of Father and
Mother Scott, pioneer Presbyterian
Of that place.
John Reishus, manager of the Nome
Telephone Co. was arrested at Nome
charged with cutting telephone wires
leading to the homes of some promi-
nent farmers in hat vicinity. The
arose over the consolidation
OF phone lines and higher rates that
the farmers refused to pay.
Miss Marie Able who lives on al
farm near Neville. hitched old Dobbin
to he family buggy and drove to Nc !
vile with a supply of eggs for sale.
On her arrival in town she found a |
hen had made her nesting place in |
the rear of the buggy and was calm |
~ sitting on an egg, evidently laid
en- route to town, which is going some |
n getting new laid eggs t. the public. |
jamestown Alert: Democratic poll
,lcians are discussing future candi-
tates for Office Of governor, and ac-
'ording to correspondence in twin city |
Hon. d. H. Macarthur, chair
nan of the democratic state central
has aspirations in that di- |
'ection. A harmony programme, aug |
and strengthened by the federal
patronage at Washington, is expected
close up any factipnal breaks in the |
of the party by the next cleo
ion.
Hankinson News: In a zigzag
of se~venty-five miles through !
the territory south of town The News
man viewed some fine grain prospects
the first of the week. Wheat soWn
before the last snow is UP two to |
inches, and even some of the |
later fields are getting a fine start.
The showers of the last few nights is
Just what the grain needs for an early |
start, n with a favorable season |
will be In full swing ninety
days from now.
Juvenile Officer VIM. Blake returned
rom a western trip. He has many
calls for juvenile work. At Terry,
Mont, he caused the Arrest of J. e. |
Reed, a G. M. e. r. S. brakeman, on
of abducting two girls of Leip-
sig, N. D., Caroline and Anna Peter
son, ages is and IL. He also reported |
sad case OF the suicide Of young
Fay Maxwell, the Balfour youth who |
himself when he and another
young man were charged with abduct- !
nn furn oirlr from thnir. hnrnn 4nurn |