The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-12-03
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ldpooed at the state university.
A large number Of teachers attend
ed the institute held at MohalI.
Rain on the Missouri slope the first
day Of December Is some record.
The Marmarth Mail deplores street
fights hat occur there occasionally. =
A large mou Of farm work is be-
ing planned for the winter months.
The Cando Herald has lost track of
the name Of the lieutenant governor,
A flow Of good water was struck at
Golden Valley at a depth of twenty
five feet.
The Bottineau band has selected. a
manager n will continue winter re-
hearsais.
c.. r. Hamilton. for years a drug
gtst at Sherwood, is moving to White
Tail. Mont.
The extremely mild weather this
fall is making slim picking for the
coal dealers
The Valley City Times-Record
claims that patronage for its Job plant
Is increasing.
The Mercer County Republican
claims because there are a few boot
leggers at Stanton.
The mother of Editor Richter of
The Larimore Pioneer is seriously ill
at Royalton, MINI.
Many Of the farmers find it is an
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with ventilation.
The new gasoline engine for the
power house at Larimore has been re-
jected by the council.
People at Dawson threaten to make
q desperate effort to remove the coun-
ty seat from Steele.
Sheriff S]anderson Of Bottineau
county is gaining considerable repu-
tation as a detective.
J. G. Hoff Of Palermo, once publish
er of the paper there, was recently
convicted Of embezzlement.
The recent banquet given by the
Hebron Commercial club was a COM
plete success, Over fifty attended.
Through the efforts Of the business
men at CarpiO a land club was organ
lied and over 225 farmers attended.
Scranton has started a waterworks
whereby the big tank will be kept
filled with water for fire protection.
There seems to be plenty Of mois-
ture in the greater part of the state.
In some places the grass Is still green.
It required eight e to publish
the delinquent tax list of Ward county,
while Trail county had less thar two
columns.
The deputy examiners who have
just investigated the county offices at
McClusky found the records in good
condition.
Both papers at Williston are print
ing large editions this fall to accom-
modate their extensive advertising
patronage.
The new cells in the city hall at
Granville were dedicated by a couple
of wanderers picked up by the police
Of that town.
The Langdon Republican and The
Milton Globe are engaged in a heated
controversy as to which has the larg-
est circulation.
Farmers of the state are of the
opinion that the seven headed brand
of wheat could be successfully raised in
North Dakota.
c. H. Yeager, manager Of the new
flour mill just about ready to start at
Garrison, died after a weeks illness
with pneumonia.
Editor Schleppegrell says that it
was only a. cold business proposition
that caused him to move The Star
from Krem to HaZen.
Lars G. Anderson, for some time
editor of The Lakota Observer. has
returned to Devils Lake, where he has
a situation on The Journal.
People living along the Cando line
want better train service and COM
mercial clubs up that way have start
ed a campaign for that purpose.