The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-15
North Dakota Kernels

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The Edgeley Mail has started on its
twentieth volume and Editor Tommy
Hancock is making the paper better
each year.
Y. Z. Walton of Darlington lost
eighty acres Of wheat from fire,
which started from a tl1reshing engine.
Several papers in the state are pub
fishing the list of yields of wheat as
reported by the farmers to the editors.
Some Of them make good readin'.
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There has been a big rush of BUSH
ness in many of the smaller towns
since the tlireshing got well under
way.
A laborer was robbed at Drake and
a resident was held UP near that
COCO
The Bismarck Palladium man is not
q warm admirer Of the city editor Of
The Tribune.
GOO
Ihere Is sentiment In the state
Tor the restriction of the sale of fire.
arms to men who can't give certi-
hcate of good character. That kind
Will probably not want guns.
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SOME or the papers of the state
claim that Crop Expert Jones of The
Commercial. West was in the
employ of the real estate men
u the state when he made
the estimate of 1OO,000.00O bushels of
wheat for North Dakota this year. If
ne was, he certainly earned his money
Tor North Dakota got lot Of advertis-
ing over the United States on the
strength Of the 1OO,0OO,OO0 crop re-
port.
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four tough characters were chased
out OF Kuhn on suspended. sentence
of forty days in jail.
GOO
The fight in Maine over the prohibit
ton question is making some of the
advocates of the measure in North
Dakota sit up and take notice.
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Al norman a vicious broncho at
lacked Olof Enger and after knocking
hnger down attempted to get at him
again when beaten OFF by bystanders.
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everything movable was stolen
from threshing rig near Fessenden.
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North Dakota has been exceptional
~ fortunate in having no bank fail
ures.
The Devils Lake Journal fired an
employe who was detected in an eff
Tort TO knock the publication.
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"A Churchs Ferry man was fined SIS
for licking a coon.
$500
The Bulletin says some of the roads
into Litchville are fierce.
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me wheat around Walhalla is go
ing about eighteen bushels. !.
There We're sensations at Dogden,
where the marital troubles of a man
and his wife caused a lot of gossip
ana cook eloped with the wife of a
painter.
Inc people of Wahpeton are rejoic-
ing that the Northwestern Telephone
Eo- has secured the exchange there. j
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The Northwestern Telephone CO. has
secured the long distance lines OPP
Grated through the southern part of
the state.
Lidgerwood is reported to have per-
r1itted the blind pigs to reopen.
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former resident of Emmons coun-
iy Is winning fame and ducats by the
invention of calf weaver.
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Inc standing Rock Indian agency
viii have fair the first week of Oc-
stober.
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Editor Voigt of Leeds seems inclined
y overrule Judge Cowan in the Creel
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contractor Haggart Of Fargo COM
pleted the sewer job at Leeds and The
news eonlpllmented him on the excel
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A. L. Crawford. q Wealth. yirginian.
has secured duck pass near Devils
Lake.
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Two men had fall at Ryder when
the loot rest on a shingling job gave
way One was so badly hurt he was
taken 70 Minot to the hospital
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Fiaza Is to have brass band.
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The Plaza Pioneer is long on dis
play advertising.
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me custom Of firing off revolvers
IN the streets of Granville is now UNI
der the ban.
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Lloyd Ryal, well known in Fargo,
and formerly an official in Nelson
county, recently died at Spokane.
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me North Dakota pure food law
gets boost from Maine to California
except from the grafters and the
men who adulterate the articles they
advertise as pure
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The Bottineau Courant says there
are about eight classes OF town killers
and every town Is afflicted with one or
more OF them. First, those who go
out OF town to do their trading; sec
ond, those who are opposed to inn
provemerlts; third, those who prefer a
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