The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1908-10-22
North Dakota Kernels.

Inc Cnnrcns Ferry Sun published
the returns on o straw vote there
giving Taft s5. Bryan IA, G. Al. John
son "a, Burke liz, M. N. Johnson 81
Marshall 10.
The FingaI Herald doesn't want the
democrats to reap the reward of the
republican Efforts during the past
score OF years.
There was big jollification meet
ing at Bowbells In the operahouse and
the building caught on fire, being EN-
tirely destroyed.
In some counties candidates for
sheriff are. up against hard PROPOSE
ton because of reports of the pledges
they have made in the appointment of
deputies
There are many strong banks estab-
lished in the southwestern part of the
state. # F
1S as the date for the next market
day.
Some people pointed to the fact
that The Neche Chronotype, which
turned Democratic, is supporting
Marshall for the senate--and that
both The Valley City Times Record
and The Grand Forks Herald
Marshall papers ARE running alleged
paid democratic matter daily. All this
is. regarded by some people ali con
vincing proof Of the fact there Is
really a trade between Marshall and
the dems. aS
Another big gas find is reported
near Souris.
A pair Of sneak thieves were cap
tured at Towner.
Land owners near Towner have
posted their land against hunting,
fishing, trapping and other tres
passing,
Some of the farmers of McHenry
and Bottineau counties feel the ex-
pense of the drainage proposition win
be too great.
Both the Towner papers support
Johnson for the senate.
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The Bowbells market day was a
hummer ia 49,
es . 90 ass yCs ga,tt.%s'
Efforts are being made to have a
farmers institute at Broacket.
Some winter wheat near BowSells
is six inches high. f&
1t was reported there was scarcity
Of threshing machines around Am
brose,
Some b. pigs at Russell and New
burg were yanked.
The latest IRE at .Lansford did
$4,000 damage. g ,..-
The Columbia hotel. at Rugby
caught on fire.
UP in Ward county, the women folks
are getting wise to the. political CAM
didates-an when they see one COM
ing they bring out the children to be
kissed.
Kennedy is the name of new town
in Hettinger county less than a
month old and plans have been COM
pleted for a creamery.
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Olaf Bake. 17-year sold boy at
New England was dragged by a
broncho for a quarter of mile. The
animal finally jumped onto, the young
ster and inflicted fatal injuries.
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States Attorney Bowen. of Rotti-
neau showed he had closed twenty
five buildings and collected $4,000 ia
fines from, yiolators of the prohibit
tion law in that county.
The Omemee Herald says the fac
tionaI differences in the republican
party in Bottineau county were healed
over
Despite the fact that Matt John
son of The Omemee Herald never
overlooks an opportunity to knock
The Forum--it is hoped he will lick
the sox off his opponent and be elect
ed by a huge majority. How's that
Matt for turning the other cheek
and heaping the red hot Goals?
The fact that G. Al. Johnson has
made good wherever tried leads his
friends to insist he win do the same
as the states chief executive
Mrs J. A. Mercer is again in charge
Of The Lawton Leader
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Some OF the candidates will soon
know whether TO feel thankful. dsf4
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The farmers who raise a few cows
and hogs are not worrying over
spending money, M
The Emmons county commissioners
awarded contracts for three bridges
without. advertising-then had to re-
scind their action,
The Linton Advocate says Editor
Streeter of The Record has mort
cages for nearly $4,000 running to him
That's a huge sum for an editor.
Editor Streeter of Linton has add
ed an auto to his newspaper equip
ment.
Editor Hager of The St Thomas
Times boasts of a potato there weigh
ing two pounds and three ounces and
at Neche Rex Lampman has one twice
that size.
The Grand Forks Times has started
another contest Il FITS sst Il.
There will be candidate for sen
ator against Darbey o'Malley OF Val
ley CitY-+on. the sticker route. O. Nal
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