The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-11-06
North Dakota Kernels

in politics in the future. The next
jump will be into the democracy--
where Pack evidently belongs,
Mlnoters are planning to come along
with the high school team and boost
at the football game In Fargo Nov.
la.
The Valley City Patriot believes that
Packard played a trick on the repub-
licans when he got In some democratic
planks in the state republican plat
form-and then worked for the demo-
Gratis during the campaign.
/ Dailies and weeklies are appealing
for correspondents to help All up the
gap caused by the absence of the po-
There Is row at Minot over G. ".
crossing.
Minot has a live commercial organ
ization.
Two men were arrested at James,
town on charge of bootlegging.
Valley City still has one republican
paper-Th Patriot.
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The school superintendency fight in
Cass county was hummer with Mrs.
Davis winning out for her seventh
consecutive term ggr,s.4 srg.
North Dakota win no doubt have a
gratifying representation at the LAUGH
ing of the battleship North Dakota.
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Republican voters have demonstrat-
ed they will not abide by the North
Dakota primary law.
The Valley City Times Record de-
voted almost as much space to a roast
| on The Forum as to the state election
| returns on the showing
its convictions OF the relative import
ance Of the two.s Good for Packard!
| 800
Jamestown and Darlington girls
played tie game Of Basketball.
s>| a@* go @ .2s& Y.
Silver Serumgaard was defeated for
reelection as states attorney in Ram
sey county. His efforts to defeat the
nominee for county judge is reported
to have been responsible.
elected to the state senate.
Some of the Hallowen'en pranks at
Devils Lake resulted in property dam
age. ...a eer
The Telegram is boosting for a
greater Mercer. "hsh
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The Adams County Record is issuing
nice paper and looks prosperous.
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The Mail sees great future for
Marmarth.
| The Marmarth Mail thinks the home
steader who kicked on that town being
wide open must have been from some
old maid burg. XVI.
Governor Burke issued a general In
vitation to every citizen of the state
to attend the launching of the North
Dakota--and also sent formal invita-
tons to many rleading. democrats. and
others. 1k& 9E
/ The Wyndmere Pioneer has celehrat-
ed its ninth birthday and Editor House
is improving the publication with each
issue.
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Friends of Senator Hansbrough over
the state insist on his breaking into
the senatorial race.
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The Walhalla Mountaineer thinks it
punctured Nubs5 Davies of The Grand
Forks Herald.
The Grand Forks Herald's views on
alleged political obligations and on
PERSONAL Obligations differ. l
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Packard worked against the republi-
can nominee for the state senate at
Valley City because the candidate was
against Marshall. He elected a demo-
crat-and now Marshall is defeated.
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The Pierce County Tribune was a
tritie previous in Its switch from M. N
johnson to Marshall in the last week
of the campaign.
The vote in North Dakota was a
Z whopper w
Money doesn't always win an cleo
tion.
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The Neville Journal man received "a
communication sof seven pages oi
closely written views on political con-
ditions-and the article was unsigned
The devil had some material with
which to kindle the Office fire next
morning.
The legislative fight in Enmons and
Kidder was fierce one.
o o o.
The opponents of Tuttle OF Kidder
county alleged that he was not a bona
4 fide resident of the state. ss
Some OF the campaign and election
brain storms have snbsided.
i The Forums old friend, J. w Christ
ian, has won out for Judge OF probate
in Sargent county.
Cass county voters took theirs
straight on county and legislative mat
ters--but bolted little on governor.
The bitter attacks of the Hurry out
fit on The Forman independent appear
to have benefited Judge Christian.
cayuga people are proud OF Their
-four mill.
After all the bitterness over the
county seat fights In Ward county II
lappears they failed. There were, 81
many voters decided to law 'efn out.
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/ The WilIiston Herald Is convinced
that if one half the things told during
political campaigns were true ethis
| would be q hell OF a country"