The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-06-04
NORTH DAKOTA KERNELS

mare.
900
is new gangster, and is the chief
backer of Putnam in the latter's leg
islative race.
Ed Patterson is candidate for
county commissioner at Bismarck and
threatens to stir some of the fellows
who have been grating.
The Republican insists on the pub
licatiOn of the proceedings of the
Portland city council.
600
One of the papers refers to the new
gang as Calamity James.
600
Ihere are rumors along the farm
ers' road that the line has been pur-
chased by the Great Northern.
Editor 1arliGg s5-:49 Of Christine has
been engaged to instruct the Walcott
band.
G-0-9
The farm home of Oscar Tryten,
near Hatton, was destroyed by fire.
Wolford is having a building boom.
600
Some children were injured in a
runaway at Bisbee.
600
Charges are made against the reg
lister of deeds of Bottineau county by
Squire" Stewart.
600
horse thief stole team at Dom
nybrooll and got out of the country
without being captured.
~
There is already a fight for "safe
and sane" Fourth of July.
A resident near Wolford was re-
ported dead-but he only had a felon
on his hand and bobbed up serenely.
6-(s)-(S
1t is reported that Ex-Governor De-
vine is disgusted with the new gang
sters and will not affiliate with them.
@1S>-t9
Oakes has third artesian well.
S-S}-t9
Farmers are organized in some Sec
tions of the state.
900
McHenry defeated Cooperstown at
baseball and there is no joy in the
heart of Trubshaw.
600
The cartoons in The Grand Forks
Times have the editor of The McHen-
ry Free Press on the run.
600
The baseball season is on and two
of the new gang editors-Andrews of
Lidgerwood and Rishoff of Milton are
so taken uD over the national game
they are doing less knocking than for
merly.
600
The Lisbon Free Press had an ex-
cellent account of the unveiling of the
state monument there. 1t contained
a cut of the monument and also cuts
of the leading figures in the days ex-
ercises.
The Edgeley Mail is not an admirer
of the railroad commission.
Many breeders of thoroughbred
stock are planning to have exhibits at
the state fair.
S-S-0
Spalding denies that he has broken
the silence on his vote on the salary
grab.
600
Hans o. Hagen of Barnes county
will remove to Minnesota and has
NAopP|" AAS SttudlutCy IOF the state
senate.
6-G-S
The caboose of a freight train on
the 500 was derailed near Merricourt
and Charley Sackrider and Will King.
the men in charge of the train, were
given a severe shaking up. Sackrider
was badly hurt in the abdomen by a
trunk falling against him and King
a r.ih
The Langdon Courier -Demorcat
doesn't want the people of Cavalier
county to get so busy that they will
forget to have a good exhibit at the
state fair.
Judge Burke held a session of dis
trict court at LaMoure and sentenc-
ed a man named w. Clark for horse
stealing. The prisoner was taken in
Montana, where he had gone to visit
his mother, brought back and pleaded
guilty He was given four years in
the penitentiary. He took a farmers
team from LaMoure county and es-
capped to a point near Minot, where
he bought a claim and had paid for
the same within $500.
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A team ran away near Walhalla
and took to the railroad track The
horses got along all right until they
struck the trestle bridge, when one of |
the animals jumped off, tearing the
harness from the other, and taking
the buggy with him to the ground ten
feet below, where he was found little |
injured. The other horse was not SO
fortunate. His feet slipped between
the cross ties, and there he stuck. A
freight train coming along in the mid |
die Of the night struck him and fin
1shed his agony, and narrowly escap- |
ed being derailed by the impact.
600
The drainage commission of Rich |
land county has let a big and very
important contract for drainage in the |
western part of the county which will |
drain territory that has heretofore |
been practically useless for agricul-
ture because of it's liability to over |
flow and drown out everything plant