The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-12
NORTH DAKOTA KERNELS

III SOD aIter TAKING up an eStray: 1t is In
cJmbent upon him to publish, within
ten days after taking up the animal
a notice in some newspaper. He shall
file with the county auditor, within ten
Edays, description o; tho animal He
shall mail to the commissioner of ag-
i Ticulture and labor of Bismarck, by
registered letter a copy of the notice
published. The receipt of this register
ed letter and the affidavit of publica-
\ tion made by the publisher of the
newspaper must be filed with the
county auditor before appraisers can
be appointed. A failure to comply with
all of these requirements renders the
person not only liable to the owner Of
/ the animal for damages, but he is
guilty of misdemeanor.
600
H. Some fires have been started in
1 wheat fields from threshing engines
as result of the stubble being so ex-
tremely dry.
i \ Many owners of threshing rigs en-
| ploy active night watchmeh to look af-
1 ter the macnines--and protect against
fire.
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moose and created a little diversion.
There IS g grsa difference in the
| reports from the threshing machines
in different sections of the state.
| Bottineau had a severe windstorm.
1 600
Antler had difficulty In securing a
good water supply. The people secure
their drinking water from a spring a
mile and a quarter from the town, and
some men are ca the water wagon all
the time.
| II With ice famines at Minot and Bis
marck this doesn't seem to be such a
chilly country after all.
600
C'nlv short time is left to secure
naturalization repers- under the old
daw
Steel range men have been doing
the farmers in some sections of Bot
tincau county,
There have been a number of solid
trafnloads of wheat sent through Far
go for the eastern markets.
600
Harry Hill of Omemee lost a thresh-
/ ing rig by fire.
| 600
Business has been dull in some towns
of the state since the harvest and
! threshing began.
600
| A Fargo travelling man is said to
have tried very hard to eat some mud
hens-a josher sent him for ducks
A Missouri farmer reached Bottin-
eau county seven years ago with S.
900 and stout heart He sold his place
the other day for $4,000 and intends
to take an extended vacation.
600
Albert Smith of Granville loaned a
stranger his team. The team and the
stranger and all are missing.
600
A burglar was caught going through
the Peterson store at Riga by a
clerk. The fellow shot at the clerk
and skipped.
Granville is planning to have
football team this fall
600
l. There are few hunters so far who
have killed more prairie chickens
than the law permits, but there have
been many complaints about the
ruthless slaughter of ducks.
600
The Dickinson country is developing
rapidly
Ed Erickson, who has been chief
of police at Rugby for many years,
has resigned.
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An Iowa man who has been travel
ing over the state looking for invest
ments in lands, claims that 10 per cent
| of the residents of the state are en-
gagged in the realty business.
The automobile business has been
good in North Dakota this year.
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Piano dealers report many demands
for expensive musical instruments
with the good crops over the state.
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Chas. T.. Staley of Mclean county
has brought Islander suit against
Superintendent of Schools Olson. The
case is set for trial In December.
600
Kenmare had three fires in a row.
~ There is row at Kenmare because
the telephone company placed its
poles in the streets instead of the al
ileys.
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There were forty-flve legals in the
Hast issue of The Stanley Sun.
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Ray Umstead had leg broken
while working at an elevator al Col
gate.
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If you have a boy over 6 and under
20--and he is not in school--you are
doing the youngster an injustice.
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/ Policeman Harmon of Fargo is now
night cop at MinnewauIan and has
chased the hobo pot gang to the woods.
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Editor Stanley formerly of The
Maddox Standard, has purchased The
i Standard at Fairfield, Wash.
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