The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-08
North Dakota
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Many Joke resolutions were
sprung.
District court convened At valley
These are the days Of the home
Mlnot Is having trouble with the
water system.
S~heIdon's ~Waterworks showed a SO
profit last year.
Fifteen new citizens were admitted
at Valley City.
town hall built.
There is said . be q big world
shortage Of beef.
Devils Lake adopted the commission
form Of government.
North Dakota manufacturers want
a freight rate probe.
The cold snap stopped building
operations for a time.
There was a big rush Of marriages
as the old year ended.
Basketball IS the North Dakota
state sport these days.
The present senate is keeping up the
reputation Of that body for dignity.
Col. j. Fl. Frame will give good
satisfaction as speaker Of the house.
A new rural route from Scranton
to Buffalo Springs may be establish
An average OF 100 loads Of grain
q day are being marketed in Stan
Legislative days are here-the bust
est Of the year-for the newspaper
Dunn county until the first Of the
year.
Clyde Cady was thrown from a mo-
torcycie near Gadyyilie and was quite
badly hurt.
Thomas Lane pleaded guilty to
bootlegging at jamestown and drew
ninety days.
According to The streeter Herald,
Joe Pugh, the editor, left suddenly
for parts unknown.
The Toliey Journal says that
everybody and their dogs" were IN
Tolley the Monday before Christ
mas.
There was a big exodus from Bow
man county, prior to the holidays,
of North Dakotans going east for
visits.
New fee records were made in the
! Office of register OF deeds of Morton
county last year-the total being &c.
1927.
Atty. e. II. Gulderson Of Taylor was
the victim Of a cowardly attack. Some
one heaved a brick through a window
at him.
One Of the big features of the Trf-
State convention win be the meeting
of the Farm Managers association,
Jan. Is.
The 2-year-old-son or Mr.. and Mrs.
J.. b. Lucas, near Schafer. fell into a
pan OF boiling water and vas fear
tuH4 oSdlNSNs
The mail pouch stolen at James
town, was found at Bismarck, and all
the letters had been opened and the
yaluables taken.
The third house" was organized at
Bismarck with Denny Hannafin
speaker. It is said he is a very
capable speaker"
N-. EE.i
Judge Pollock has delivered some
interesting and instructive law
lectures to the students OF the uni
versity law school
Map makers have a strenuous time
trying 20: keep pace with the new
North Dakota railroads ard the coun-
~ division chanses.
The Sheyenne Stars press caught
cold in the carbuera4or or some other
vital part-and the last issue was two
days late as a result.
James z. Palmer. a civil war vet
eran. who had just proved up on q
suddenly near Schafer.
The. selection Of w. f. Cushing, well
known Fargo newspaper man, as
secretary Of the railroad commission
will meet with approval.
Jas. Fl. Allredge OF Decatur county,
Iowa, husked 282 bushels or corr in
ten hours on a wager, which is claim
ed TO be the worlds record.
Chief of Police Barnes, who has
been in charge OF police affairs at
Devils Lake six years resigned when
commission government carried.
W.. ID. Austin. formerly deputy clerk
Of court Of Cass county and who has
held several deputyships at the state
capitol, waB named secretary Of the
senate.
The Bnford Tribune says that Edi-
tor Mitchell or The Fairview Times
is wearing a stove pipe"hat in cele-
bration Of the coming OF the first rail-
road train.
The Bantry Advocate quoted
Shakespeare In correcting an error In
an article regarding a big crop Yield.
and found that 1T was a case Of
Loves labor loss"
The lemon and orange crop in CALI
fornia has been frozen and there are
many former North Dakota people
who probably wish they were back In
the AickertaiI state.