The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1913-03-13
North Dakota
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SNUFF said" says The Fargo Blade.
Bismarck printers will get more pay.
The new Fargo auditorium will seat
$500.
Willow City is proud of its kid
band.
Ward county land is selling for $50
per acre.
The Atlantic elevator at Egeland
was burned. +
Mandan expects to get it's Main
Cottonwood lumber is being sawed
near Williston. .. . s.a
The Mott band is tunin' up for the
summer work.
Hoving in Sargent county win get a
farmers elevator.
There will be much building in New
Rockford this year.
Bantry people are divided over the
neeQ Iof ne" ScnOOl,
Washburn may adopt the commits
sion form of government.
The Dawson Leader will charge
more for its advertising rates.
Many North Dakotans are planning
to go out on homesteads this spring.
Governor Hanna will have to veto
about 100000 of appropriation bills.
Barnes county is planning on the
greatest fair ever held in that county.
Aiphine McKechnie of Milton was
badly injured by kick from d horse.
Person of Fargo won the wrestling
match from kupfer at Wishek recent
ly.
Tony Hartmann Of Ashley died from
injuries received from a kick by a
horse.
A. J. Roddy, engineer in charge of
the Grand Forks city power plant is
dead.
Plans for a wholesale poisoning of
gophers are being laid in Bottineau
county.
The Jim Jams case went to the
jury much more quickly than was an
ticipated.
The Kenmare Journal still runs the
bull moose flag at the head of its ed
itorial columns.
A team ran away at Trenton, fell
over a high bluff and one of the ami
mails was killed.
Two murder cases, those of Isaac
McGinnis and Lynn Dillon, will be
tried at ToWner.
There was a Fred party at Hebron,
only those having a first Cognomen of
Fred being invited.
Mismanagement and fraud are al
legged against the International SeCuri-
ties Co. Of Grand Forks.
Two train wrecks on the Great
Northern near Williston tied up traffic
for some time recently.
A large part of tho new building be
! ing constructed for the MinOt Imple-
ment Co. collapsed at MinOt.
! Ddu CIehlGHIS, IiiS NliiuSt IlldA Siioi
of Marmarth lost three fingers in the
machinery of the town pump.
Mystery surrounds the death of a
man. whose name is supposed to be
| Alexander, at Minot hospital.
The University Glec club has COM
pleted plans for its tour of the state
| beginning April 3 and ending April IS.
The collection department of the In
ternationai Harvester Co. will be re-
moved from Grand Forks to Bismarck
A. b. EIinghouse was killed near
Mondak while attempting to drive
some of his cattle from the railroad
| track.
The Great Northern Townsite Co
has started an engineer out on the line
west from New Rockford to locate
| townsites.
Hebron people approve of the ap-
| pointment of Eugene Weigel as a
member of the board of trustees of
the A, c.
Most of the North Dakota editors
1 seem to be very much in earnest in
| their attempt to do away with the
patent insides".
| Hiram Stanley Harris, formerly OF
Emerado, but who has recently made
! his home in Eddy county, died at his
| home there from an attack Of diabetes
| Several cars of building material
| have arrived at Stanton and there are
| other signs of coming activity in rail-
road construction in Mercer county.
Some of the state papers think that
| Cass county has a monopoly on the
easy marks, when it comes to paying
out great sums on swindle games.
! 1t was decided by the county com,
missioners of Benson county after TAX
ing eighty-three ballots to put tht
new county agricultural college al
Maddox. '. ...
The Bismarck Tribune remarks:
When the g. o. d. feature is added tC
the parcel post arrangements the ru-
raj mail carriers will have some swell
job--not. 'rg g
That noise that sounds like the dis
tant rumble of a. drum is not the fes-
tive prairie chicken, booming out his
challenge-it's the state press knock
ing the legislature.
There is scarcity of North Dakott
seed corn and all farmers who hayt
good mature corn should write to Pro
i fessor Boiley, who can put them II
touch with those who wish to buy.
i a party of eight farmers from Yves
/ Virginia on their way to locate ii
1 NFnnfana 4toDned aft WillistOn anf