The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-12-17
North Dakota Kernels

pAge~-and then eome---aQ the Eaka do
ings--when the new lodge was insti-
tutsd there.
The street commissioners at Diokin-
son denies that hia force has used the
equipment of the fire dspartment--aa
charged.
Some people would Mboliah the rail-
road commission, but The Bottinsau
Courant and The Overly Tribune favor
The Hancock boys continue q
higher salaries for the commissioners,
whoop things up In The Mail for
Edgeley.
Kenmare has new medical COM
pany. @@ e. u A s 4
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid society
Of Kenmare apologized for the failure
Of an entertainment TO be up to the
standard expected.
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Big ads are the rule In the state
weeklies. s
Crosby's people are discussing street
lighting.
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The 500 closed It's station at Rival
and transferred the agent. The Flax
Ton Times took a parting shot at the
town. s
This year Santa Claus viii cut out
the reindeers, wagons, autos and
things like that and come in an air.
ship. 'za~ .#..-
An athletic club has been organized
by the young men of GlenuIlin.
The farmers institute held at Beach
was a success. = ~.
Some people are wondering where
y. M. Young will start another paper.
~ Is great fellow to establish plants
-wS\S up nice business, and just
about y time he gets on easy street
sell Qua and move on.
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The Tolle% Journal heard there were
twenty cases OF snallpox--in mild
formal Grano. T-
The Kramer Herald says Governor
Burke Is one of the three leading
candidates for the democratic presi-
Dental nomination four years hence.
The fact that the boys Of the smaller
towns Of the state can collect and sell
beer bottles-is regarded by some peo-
pie as demoralizing.. -
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Mott is to have : = : q market day.
NJ, P. surveyors are still at work
around Mott - A# ..aE
Henry Remington. near Mott, was
killed by forty foot fall.
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Colonel Creel is said to have pros
pered more than ever since his re-
tirement from the government service
as a result OF "pernicious political
activity" Creel has plenty of land
and blooded stock and has passed
through profitable season.
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Shopping days are shortening.
State Senator elect Davies of Nc
Lean county has gone to Mexico to
look after his land holdings there be-
fore the legislature convenes. g.
According to forecasts by the pa
PcAS~ VI thS stdbS lntES VIII De a
large number of holiday weddings
this year.
In many towns the fire whistle is
used instead OF the curfew bell.
Goodrich claims to be The oldest
town in the new county OF Sheridan.
Editor Bailey Of The oSnabrook In
pendent has opened a boarding house
in his Office building and will run the
print shop in the back rooms-near
the kitchen.
Karl Koppang Of Milton would not
object to being elected sergeant at
arms of the senate this session. Mr.
Roppang has had charge OF the SEN
ate mailing force the last two ses-
knows how legislators want
things done.
w. n. Smith, game warden for the
north half Of the state, doesn't be-
lieve the present game laws are so
suggests some amendments.
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At Grand Forks the people are urged
to continue the boiling OF the water
taken from the sand filtration plant.
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Minot is after the 1909 meeting of
the North Dakota Educational asso-
citation.
The jamestown Capital is improving
its state news column.
Jamestown is Interested In an ar
mory proposition.
Tom Marshall appears to have turn
ed q trick on, the Johnson crowd in
having the insurgent leaders meet.
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Jamestown people are rejoicing that
the N. p. depot is being finished by
the decorators. Id
The effort to repeal the drug permit
law will be renewed this winter.
The new building for the sisters
school at Devils Lake Is completed,
but no school will be started till next
fall. E
The Rock Lake Ripples threatens
to spring some humor on Its readers.
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Geo. Thorstvedt filled UP on booze
and tried to run the town OF Crosby
and In arresting him. the marshal il
charged with being rather too forceful
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Crosby wants city lookup
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Editor Snyder, who has had several
papers in Williams county Is down In
Ohio for q Christmas with his folks
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Rev. A. M. Beede OF Rclla has been
made an archdeacon and will be placed
in charge Of Indian work. with head
quarters at Mandan.
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