The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-17
NORTH DAKOTA KERNELS.

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| The receipts Of the railway company
from freight in Palermo for one day
arnourted to $500.
I he organization Of the Ellendale
Light, Heat 4 Power Co, has been
perfected.
i The Hunter Herald advertised a week
ago for q girl 70 learn to set type. A
i boy will do now. sis5
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| The Valley City council decided to
| submit the propositions of bonding the
( city for $s5,ooo for the purpose Of build
ing a city hall to a vote of the people.
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Water from the Spring found In the
1 basement OF the. Valley City normal has
lbeen submitted to a test by Food Com
missioner Ladd and has been pronoilflc-
| ed very pure. Only a trace of salts was
found in the water and no organic mat
| ter. The spring has a capacity of about
fifteen barrels daily
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i a rar1or is again current to the eff
feet that the Northern Pacific is going
Ito build a high bridge across the valley
just north Of Valley City in the near
future. The report has been heard fire.
querltlys but it is claimed that there is
| now considerable foundation for the re-
Iport. Surveyors have been at work in
the vicinity Of Valley City all winter.
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| States Attorney Zuger of Barnes
lcounty has reached the conclusion that
1.-THE 500 railway should pay taxes on its
i telephone lines and has commenced an
action against the railway company to
ienforce the payment Of the taxes. !
"A game Of basketball in Valley City
between the high school and the normal
teams broke up ,.s.;.,., ia z row. . I
/ Chief Bum of the Mayville fire de-
Ipartment has cleaned up, the fire de-
fpartment's room and everything is in
lreadiness to fight fire. There has not
been an alarm Of FIRE in qMayville since
last fall. But. you can never tell and
/ the fire chiefs acti8l Gin cleaning up
things should meet with general approx
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i A Mayville merchant has received a
lcarload of automobiles. The farmers
around Mayville are rosperous
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/ Farmers are taking their harness and
farm machinery to town for repairs
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II 5Fifty-hVe Immigrant wagons left
dickinson last week fortthe southern
counties Of North Dakota. s,4 5. 5@ Z
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1 Editor Jordan Of The Cogswell Enter
prise and Editor Kelly of The Hatton
/ Free Press do not agree On the ques-
Ition of repeating the law pertaining to
i the state and county printing. Both
editors are former Union printers but
1.-THE former has not been running his
Iown paper as long as Editor Kelly.
Il Tollpf /. Hagen, who is said to have
4 settled in what issnow known as Cass
county i'll 1866, died at Leeds March IT,
i IIe was one of the FIRST white settlers
in the state and was 60 years of age. &
Anew bank will soon be established
i at Leeds A drug store and a steam
laundry will also be established in that
bustling little town in the near future,
The newspapers throughout the state
are taking sides with President Worst
i in the recent attack on the agricultural
college BY slope papers.
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II For the third time the basement IN
i the home of States Attorney Mcbride
Iof Dickinson has been invaded by bur-
i lglars s5 II
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4 @ At Balfour a mtiskrat invaded the
Ipremises of resident, and made itself
at home with the cats that inhabited d
4 portion of the Woodshed under plat,
| form The animal did no damage, bul
i Iannoyed the inmates of the house al
night by gnaWing and skirmislliill
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Quite a serious fight took place al
i IMannhaven last week 1t is reported
i were horribly beaten and that one nam
ed Hover stabbed one whose name can
mot beslearned. IT is said that the fight
is the outcome Of d contest case on q
claim near town.
Il The supreme court has handed down
i its order denying the petition of ex.
4 Judge Glaspell for d rehearing in the
now famous Bennett Glaspell case oVcl
Il the more than famous section Of Car
il rington land. and again affirins Judge
Burke. thus ending Record Book No. Z
of the notorious Whitford land deal.
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Rolette, will in a short time, have g
Il Telephone line in town. The Northern
i Telephone Go. are making preparations
to take up and complete d line which
was started at Bisbee last fall, and as
soon at the frost is out of the ground
work will again proceed, An exchange
| will probably be located theie.
lsl 20 kel
The law specifies the last day Of which
4 petitions for nominations may be &C,
Icepted, in order that the names may BE
i printed on the official ballot Still, Far
| 60 and Bismarck closed oil one day and
i Grand Forks on another According te
i law petitions may BE filed tip to twenty
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