The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-16
North Dakota Kernels

There is a wave of anti mail order
articles sweeping over the state press
It Is hoped the merchants appreciate
the efforts of the newspaper men.
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The Grand Forks Times thinks the
woman who sent out the story about
so many people freezing to death in
Ward county had been copying Muck
raker Packard's methods.
The new abstract law is expected to
be q great Improvement over the for
mer measure
The school officials of the state still
demand codifcation Of the educa-
tional laws. e,s
Congressman Gronna has returned
from the national capital
Stalwarts, insurgents and democrats
all supported the pure food bill and
backed Commissioner Ladd in his eff
forts to Improve the quality of the food
sold in this state.
Other weel1lies in the state are like
~ 10 follow the example of The Court
enay News in increasing the subscrip-
tion price from 81 to $1.50-as a result
Of the boost in the price Of paper.
Professor Carr viii probably succeed
Postmaster Holmes of Kensal, resign
ed.
The creamery at jamestown is to be
sold.
It may be possible to reform Bis
Governor Burke's announcement of a
war on the blind pigs is a rude shock
to some people who thought he would
not. assist in the enforcement of the
law.
States Attorney A. 4. Patterson of
Bismarck resigned as an alderman. but
Landlord Ed. Patterson hangs on.
Opposition to unrestricted hunting
by strangers is increasing among the
farmers of the state.
The Grand Forks Herald squared it,
self for d squib regarding Bath
gate church, which slipped into the
paper without the EDITORS know
ledge
Editor Miller of Minnewuakan tells
how the trains on the Jimtown North
ern We're blockaded because some one
threw a SNOWFALL on the track.
The proposition for a new school
building at Rugby won out at the re-
cent election.
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The Braddock News is we'll pleased
with the record OF Representative
Streeter, editor of The Linton Record.
An Emmons county shipper at
tempted to take sheep out of the state
without proper inspection and was
put TO a lot OF additional expense.
The farmers at Columbus, Ward
county will erect an elevator.
The business men Of Dickinson are
enthusiastic over the commercial club
and are sure.to secure results,
went on strike for higher wages.
They had been employed at $40 per
month.
A Lansford man went to Kramer on
a visit last winter, intending to re-
main day. The 500 train became
blockaded and he remained four weeks
finally driving home.
Official acts Of Congressman Mar
shall are expatiated upon by Editor
Perry Of The Glendale Record who
seems to have his elm club out for
everybody.
The business men of Hansboro have
ordered the lid on gambling;
Eyangelistic meetings at Grand Forks
and Minot viii be concluded.
The Minot Optic has inaugurated a
big voting contest
The price of barley IS booming.
The officials at Valley City have
killed off unmuzzlea dogs.
Better equipment is wanted for the
Minot fire department.
Kehsal is getting rid Of some undes-
irables.
Grain cleaners and smut mills have
had big sale.
Sheriff Jevanger of Towner county
Is boosted by The Balfour Statesman
as q good man for state senator,
Balfour Is long detectives.
Denhoff people have invested in Gu
ban lands.
Efforts are being made to organize
band at Bowdon.
The contract has been let for the
telephone system at Bowdon.
Minor teacher discovered that the
better the skating the lower the stand
ing OF the pupils in their studies.
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The Wahpeton Globe had an unkind
dig about the resignation Of President
Merritield Of the state university and
its probable effect on the future.
Editor FalipV wants AEahnatnn 4 4 a.