The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-12
NORTH DAKOTA KERNELS

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more trouble for him. ,a. .sa
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Patterson of The Linton Advocate
seems afraid to try Streeter's libel law
against-Streeter-a insists a judg7
| ment against the libel law man would
be n. g.
L The Denhoff Voice continues to full
inmate against the German political
Organization in Mclean county. The
Scandinavians have political league
and the Germans seem to think they
| have the same right.
The Citizen thinks Goodrich will be
doomed by a band and baseball team.
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1t is claimed that where gas is found
| in an unfinished we'll it may be dispell-
ed by a few pals OF water.
| There will be an unusual amount Of
durum wheat seeded in the state this
! spring.
| Some Turtle Mountain Indians are
settling in the Yellowstone valley on
scrip lands.
"A little Bowbells girl fell from bug
gy and struck the tire. Her skull was
fractured and right eye knocked out.
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Some OF the towns in the southern
part of the state are threatened with
two telephone systems.
| The next Jury term at (Minot will be
held JURY TO- o4o-s
George Duis, mayor Of Grand Forks,
is urged for the democratic nomina-
ton for governor.
| Commander Hall of the North Da-
kota G. A. R. has appointed DR.. Rowe
| of Casselton as assistant, vice w. S.
| Moorehouse of Bismarck, deceased.
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| "A dope fend raised a ruction on a
train that reached Grand Forks.
| Exhibitor Saunders OF Oberon is
preaching at Sykeston.
! Some papers are quoting the law
against fouling public streams.
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| At the last session Of the legislature
when someone wanted to pass a bill
| to reimburse the papers Of the state
for the publication of the primary elec-
| ton law, one member of the legisla-
ture remarked that such bill was un-
necessary as the "d-n fool editors
will print it anyway"-any they have.
Twenty people were given citizens
papers at Dickinson.
Peter Pellissier of Medora will start
his wild west show about June I.
The Upham Star has changed its
form and is much improved.
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| An EmmOns county man is renting
his own homestead. He had fled on a
school section, and until the matter is
Strengthened out he has to rent from
| the state.
Emmons county is getting lot OF
ne" settlers this s,2}g.5Iy sg5yi9yg'
| A North Dakota man is said to have
invented milking machine and will
start dairy farm.
The Red River Valley Sun is the
name Of the new paper at Reynolds.
Messrs. Shear and Longfellow must be
| brave men to start a second publi-
cation in town the size Of Reynolds.
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The Sawyer Clipper has been sold
to o. S. Barley OF Britt, Ia.
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Al new elevator is to be erected at
Velva by the Duluth Brewing Co.
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Real estate is in active demand
around VeiVa' s-e-a Fl. =.
The Christine Eagle anticipates the
lid will be off in Fargo. e<-~ -
| ToWner county papers insist on $Io
accompanying the announcement cards
Of candidates-in advance. .@.a
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| Iona on the 500 expects a branch
to be started from there into Canada.
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/ C. A. Revell, the new postmaster at
Harvey, has assumed his duties.
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/ The 500 has started work on the ex-
tension from Garrison to Drake.
Farmer Hines, who formerly built
"a railroad in the air, and is now sell
i ing real estate, evidently believes his
ENA,ltil WNuIo ,
a cap with it printed on in front lin
llarge gilt letters.
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i The Hatton flour mill may soon be
] in operation. n
i w. HI, Kelly is now the owner oil
| The Hatton Free Press, which he was
running for number of men there.
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1 Editor Knots Of The Wahpeton
i Times, drew the fire of some Of the
i boys for the statement that a new code
1went into effect in this state March +
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II Penbitia county officials are making
A it unpleasant for the wheat thieves.
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II A number of young men from Sar.
/ 4 gent county recently took claims neal
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i Mayor Purcell Of Helena, recently
Il Idefeated for reelection, was formel
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