The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-19
North Dakota
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Forman is soon to have one church
for each 100 of it's population--400.
The F'orman basketball team seems
to be taking scalps' right along.
The county judges Of the state will
assemble in annual meeting at James
town. Jan. Fl.
Enderlin farmers and business men
attended the land sale in Fargo in
large numbers.
In the "18 years ago. column in The
Lisbon Free Press Is a reminder Of
early days and the people.
There were 1925 competing fowls in
the poultry show at Lisbon-t1ey were
scored by Judge Roberts Of Wiscon-
| sin.
Women workers Of the Presbyterian
| church at Minor have undertaken to
furnish and finish the basement Of the
church edifice.
The Young Peoples society at
Kathryn arrange attractive and in
structive programmes for their en-
tertainments.
Col. W. w. McIlivain and wife of
the soldiers home, entertained Major
Hendershott the famous drummer boy
Of the civil war. during his stay in
Lisbon.
Editor Fyles Of The Teller at Mil
nor freely injects philosophy in his
persuasive hints used in the effort to
get merchants to advertise more sys-
tematically.
Live religious subjects and the les
sons taught. were discussed at the
week of special gospel meetings, un-
der the auspices Of the Methodist
church at Lisbon.
Returning visitors to the auto show
at Fargo from over the state were evil
IDENTIFY pleased at the sights, by the
way they are boosting the show and
making favorable comments on the
magnifcence Of the displays and man.
agement.
CLAUS Jacobson, a farm hand en- the
Kingman farm near Hillsboro, had
his right ankle torn by jumping from
a load of hay, onto the frozen ground,
when the load commenced to tip. He
is at the Andersen hospital at Hills
boro for treatment.
The Mouse River Brick Co. Of Dem
bigh, McHenry county, has been or
ganized and a charter taken out. The
| company is capitalized at $50, 900 and
the incorporators are DIR. A. Carr Of
Minot, c. A. Stubbins of Granville and
H. L. C~artzdafner Of Denbigh.
Deputy Sheriff Phillips of Walhalla
returned from Jamestown, where he
has been to take Joseph Sarrazin Of
Walhalla, to the asylum. Mrs. Phil
lips accompanied her husband on the
trip as far as Tower City, where she
remained a few days to visit friends.
Ferdy Berg, the baseball pitcher who
played with Grafton the past season,
recently met with an accident while
at work in a, sawmill in Minneapolis.
His little finger on his right hand
was severed at the first joint as the
result of getting too close to a cir
cular saw. Mr.. Berg is at present at
his home at Grandy, MINI.
Jimmie, the 1~1-year-old son Of J. G.
Riley of Grafton was quite severely
bruised when he was struck by an
Automobile while playing upon the
f~street with a number Of other boys.
The machine was being driven at a
slow rate of speed and although the
injuries are rather painful, 10 bones
were broken and no serious results are
anticipated.
Vandals played havoc at the Bel
mont school south of Antler recently,
when the building was broken into
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windows and mutilated in such a way
as to be of no further use. All the
windows in the building were broker
and holes shot through the building
in several places. Suspicion points to
some of the young boys who attended
the school.
Joe Bollig, agent for the st. Anthony
and Dakota Lumber Co., at Towner
won the first prize offered to eighty
eight of the company's agents scatter
ed over four states. Bollig received
notice last week that his score was
462, the record being based on the
business done, collections, care of
office and yard. and $100 check look
ed good to-. him.. To show their APP
probation of the splendid service he
has given, the company also raised
his salary SO per month.
A barn belonging to Mrs. Herman
son, at H~illsborO, was discovered on
fire and partly destroyed before the
fire department arrived on the scene
n ~extinguished the flames. The Darn
was occupied by a team Of horses and
q COW belonging to liver Iverson, but
by quick work on the part of James
McNamee, they were gotten out. The
fire started in some flax straw in q
lean-to to the barn, but how it origi-
mated no one seems to know and like
all the other mysterious barn fires ir
this city, will probably remain one Of
the seven wonders.
Edmore .Herald-News: 1t is gen
Lerally understood at this time thai
fGovernor Hanna will be a candidate
for denomination for the governorshiI
on the republican ticket neXt spring
The governor is engaged in severa
tasks for the bettermen Of the state
and for a more economical mode OF
government and we believe that hi
feels that he should be allowed tt
complete the good work so %splendidlS
begun. and as a consequence will ash
for another term as governor. He has
despite bowls to the contrary, giver
the state a good sound business ad,
ministration and it is conceded ever
by his enemies that he has saved tn,
taxpayers thousands of dollars by re
ducing and cutting off unnecessar.
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