The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-06-10


Il North Dakota
Kernels
Sentinel Butte will have better fire
protection,
Casselton will have a. fine chautau-.
qua next year.
Thirteen graduated from the May
vile high school in the class of 10.
Raymond Diehl, aged LIS, had his leg
broken while playing ball at Bordulac
The Northern Pacific will aid Car
rlngton in getting q better water sup
ply.
ing an addition to their big mill at
Minot.
At MohaIi, Glenburn and Grano
rural mail carriers examinations will
be held June 20.
The Mouse River Loop c~hautauqua
l "1AA -cpSh LA LAhS Co9SA at NASAoC LbkSN
er park, July 8 to IL.
DR.. J. Halliday was elected director
of the school board at Mohall. to sue
coed Toilet Tyvertson.
Lloyd Schultz, aged 8, who was
burned at Plaza three weeks ago, died
in a Minot hospital, after long suffer
Ing.
A large consignment Of fish was
received at Mott from the govern
ment hatchery at Duluth and they are
being used to stock the C~annonball.s
The Louvre hotel at Harvey was re-
Gently bought by e. Il, Chaplin of
Hitchcock, s. D., and is Being remod-
eled and will be a first class hosiery.
Guy Batesole, while starting a IRE
under a water heater in a pop factory
at Darlington, was terribly burned
when a pipe conveying gasoline ex-
ploded.
The little Q year old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith DeSilva of Mantador fell
from the steps of their home and
broke his neck, death being instan-
taneous.
John Haskell, editor of The Bot
tineau Courant and one of h best
known newspaper men Of the state |
died suddenly, following an operation
for appendicitis.
Arthur Harper of Enderlin has re- |
ceived notice that he has successfully
passed all examinations and will be
admitted to West Point military
academy, June IA.
Frank Kane was arrested at
Esmond, charged with selling hard
cider that contained alcohol, He
Lleaded guilty and drew ninety days
and a fine Of 1925.
A raccoon, said to be the first one
ever caught there, was captured near
Sherbrooke, but gnawed his way out of
the box in which he had been placed
and has evidently gone south.
John Wilkins and his son, Dick Will
kins. were both badly injured when
the young man struck a rock into
which he was ~tampering powder, with
an iron bar, causing a spark that ex-
ploded the powder. y
Hugh Peoples of New Rockford is
doing a great work throughout Eddy
county in planting trees. He has
large land holdings and tree planting
is q hobby, which is being copied
throughout the county. 90
Owing to the request of many Of the
citizens of Milton, Messrs. HaIvorsen
and Halliday, members OF the village |
board of trustees, nave re~considered
their resignation from activity upon
that body, and will remain in Office.
Lars L. Mas, sold some cattle at
Driscoll, kept one for his own use
through courtesy Of the buyer, and is
alleged to have gone to Lakota taking
with him the COW he had sold. He
was arrested on a charge Of theft.
Peter. Johnson was deported from
Morton county to Norway. He was
county three years G and the red
tape incidental to getting him de-
ported took three years to unwind.
Eddie Burres got into trouble at
Velva when he tried to get possession
of his child, who was with his wife
from whom he had been parted and
got the wrong child. He was arrested
but was released after an explanation.
The front page Of The Edgeley Mail |
is a live illustrated baseball number.
Edgeley cleaned up the Berlin team
and the LaMoure team in the LaMoure
County Baseball league and is at the
top Of the percentage column as a re-
suit.
The assessors books at Darlington
show that there is S170.323 worth of
real estate: personal property worth
$110,4 53h automobiles: no bicy-
eles: SIS worth Of diamonds: 1874 head
of horses; 70 cattle: 8 mules; 72 hogs
and SO pianos in that city. according
to The Record.
Stanley Bond, while working on a
chimney at Hatton. had a narrow es-
cape when lightning struck a tele-
phone wire on the same roof and Bond
was Knocked off the chimney by the
force of the shock and rolled to the
edge of the tin roof where he lay in a
dazed condition for some time.
Minot Democrat: Every year Minot
entertains a horde of professional beg
gars and takers. Most of these people
are in the employ of a syndicate who
takes care of them and give them a
certain per cent of the money given
them. Fargo has passed Va strict ordi-
mace prohibiting this class of people