The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-04-01
North Dakota Kernels

NOAltAS AOeeuS
p G. A. Grow of Minot wants to put in
ian electric light plant.
1 Bootleggers are reported as very ac-
tive on the slope.
Wishek young man went to call
Ion his girl and was almost drowned e in
"a mudhole he couldn't see Tor the
darkness.
The village officers at Forbes neglect
ed to take the oath of Office in the
prescribed time.
The corn belt keeps moving north.
Superintendent Waldron of the Dick
|inson sub station will make free tests
|of seed corn. sr
4 There was fire scare in the Greene
|drugstore at Dickinson.
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Settlers in the western part OF the
Estate are alarmed over the report they
Twill have to reside on their claims
continuously for fourteen months, in
Estead of the old way in which they
could be absent six
The Tribune kicks on the train SER
vice at Grano-on the 500.
q
Ignite coal is selling at $3.75 per
ton at Tolley instead of 81, as during
the winter.
The overly Observer has doubled its
size s
There is plan to consolidate Ker-
mi nd
Editor Irysh of Wheatland, secre-
tary to Congressman Gronna, has re-
turned from the east.
ta
!, There are a large number of wild
geese-live ones. \
The Wahpeton Globe wants the peo-
pie of Bottineau to beware OF the
booders in making the municipal i'm
provements and points to Wahpeton as
a horrible example.
II Seattle horse dealers are picking up
a lot of fine animals in the Red river
valley.
Editor Lampman of The Michigan
Arena is receiving bouquets from the
state editors on the arrival of the
baby at his home.
The St. Thomas Times thinks Gov
ernor Burke must have been well sat
isfied with the action of the republi-
'can legislature. SIS
The people In the lower part OF the
Red river valley viii get the damp end
of the food this year.
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Editors and lawyers are not always
in harmony but it Is an infrequent oc-
currence that they clash as they did
at Rugby. "a
The. CoOpeTstown Courier ran SER
lies of articles against the catalogue
houses and never received wordvof
commentator from the business men
Of the town. ST.
Hon. R. c., Cooper will erect new
elevator at Cooperstown.
Tower City farmers want an eleva-
tor of their own.
The Courier hopes Victor Nelson will
be appointed N. p. agent at Coopers-
town to succeed Agent Payne. promot-
ed to the Job at Bismarck.
"
The State charges reckless extrava-
gance in the construction of the cleo
trio light plant and waterworks at
Williston.
Williston may get a moving picture
show
N. p. Slade, 75-year- man was
released from jailsat Grand Forks. He
had served sentence for blind pig
ging..
The acts of Mayor Wegley of Will
|iston are criticized by Editor white
head of The State.
Ex-County Treasurer Becker walked
from Wishek to Ashley--twenty miles
because he didn't care to spend his
wealth on livery rig
Bismarck lost the 500 shops to wis
hex.
Fred Farnsworth is wanted at Bis.
marck on serious charge preferred
by young girl. He was arrested in
st. Paul
An indignant workman tried to clean
out the 500 officials at Bismarck be-
i cause he didn't receive as much wages
as he anticipated
Gus Czarinski Of Sherwood. who de-
serted his wife and went to Canada
with q young girl, got q year in the
Epen.
The Independent finds some booze is
sold in Forman and wonders how the
protection Is secured.
Glendale wants an operahouse
rural telephone lines hospital and a
hotel. e.
The contract has been let for the
new school house at Cogswell to cost
about $4,000.
burglar went through two resi-
dences at CourtenaX
sunday school conventions are be-
Ing held In some counties.
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