The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1907-03-19
North Dakota Kernels

The apportionment in Pembina
county brings joy to Editor Hager Of
st. Thomas.
The Lidgerwood people are adding
consolation to the dying legislature,
and regards the compromise on the
rate bill as especially objectionable.
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The Lidgerwood people are aiding
to the mill equipment.
Morton county hustlers are prepar-
| ing for the next fair.
The Mandan band viii give con-
cert March %.
Morton county got no increase in
representation under the new legisla-
| tive apportionment, which The Pioneer
is confident was an injustice.
AS an advertiser Of the states re-
sources. Commissioners of Agriculture
| Gilbreath is delivering the goods.
waterworks are in demand in Man
dan.
| The services of professional sec
rotary are wanted by the Mandan
| Commercial club.
| The Rugby Optimist announces that
many of the insurgents were failures
in the legislature.
l Editor Irish, secretary to Congress-
man Cronna, will return to Wheatland
soon after April !.
/ The last legislature evidently fav-
| ored rigid enforcement of prohibi-
| ton, for awhile, and then resubmis-
sion, to give the people chance to
express themselves.
Waldo Potter writes his father, Edi-
lattend the jamestown expo with other
West Pointers--in June.
Former Editor Brundage of The Nc
Vile journal has purchased The Tolna
Tribune and will take possession
April l.
The Morning Call, published at
Plaza two weeks, went bump.
The commercial club at Plaza de-
cided that the pigs must go.
There are differences of opinion at
Plaza about the location of the 500
depot
LaMoure may be connected with
other towns in that vicinity by an
electric line.
The Chronicle is satisfied with the
work of the members of the legisla-
ture from LaMoure county.
LaMoure wants race track. 1t
also could use gun club.
There is rush of new settlers into
the Edegley country.
Both Senator Sharpe and Rrepre-
| sentative Ueland of LaMoure county
figured in important legislation.
A horse deal that threatened lot of
trouble at Edgeley was settled out of
| court.
The bill, providing that the state pay
1 for glandered horses that are ordered
killed, has an emergency clause, and
has been signed.
| The Northern Pacific has already
brought in 200 cars of settlers sup
plies for the state.
w. H. Clark Of Cando Is demonstrate
ing that mixed farming pays.
Senator Pierce Of Ransom ''made
good" in the last legislative session
as he always does.
Palermo has an expert lasso throw
er in VIII Bramsness.
AS a result of the use of unclean
1 seed some of the fields around Palermo
are infested with weeds and the far
mers are making an extra effort this
spring to secure pure seed grain.
The Knox Advocate tells how ac-
accommodating Great Northern conduc-
tors are becoming.
The bids for the new courthouse al
Towner did not please the commission
ers.
Editor SticlSley is giving the people
Of Kenmare an excellent paper.
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i Representatives of nurseries are do
ing big business.
Towner will be right in line when the
baseball season begins.
/ The Towner county press gang is on
the warpath.
Bisbee regrets to lose Druggist Nc
Kay, who has decided to locate else
where.
Il The News endeavors to get the citi-
zens and the council at Leeds to work
Together in harmony for the best in
terests of the town.
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The Leeds News believes IL will dc
no good for the resubmissionists to get
La vote on the prohibition question as
the people of the state, Editor Weight
thinks, favor the law
Editor Voight of Leeds wants to help
sign UP on Editor Plumley's $4,000
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