The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-07
North Dakota Kernels

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The Ray Recorder thinks the Ros.
ton Boomers get punker every year.
4 lot Of the Sail players and bum
actors are hearing the cali Of the harry
est field
Editor Clark OF Minot Is getting fas-
tidious since he became mayor and
objects TO the mattresses leaving their
thumb marks In the soup bowl and
coffee cups.
There 10 revival Of the rlmors that
the n r. viii build line along the
Missouri from Glendive to Mandan.
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Short change artists are reported to
be working I'm some sections Of the
state.
Sawyer people are eIated over the
new p. o.
The boycott at oriska against the
editor OF The Post for comments ON
certain things is still on.
There is some protest against the
length Of term asked for the proposed
gas franchise at Westhope.
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Editor Treadwell Of The Rock Lake
Ripples refers to The Forum as
"saucy' Not guilty
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The farmers over the state are
erecting a lot of new barns this sum
mer while labor is less expensive and
1t seems to be the prevailing custom
to celebrate the completion with g.
dance.
Some people who receive slight in
juries In which corporation can be
mulcted are always ready to bring
damage suits.
The Lansford Times is to issue
special campaign edition.
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The Times learns there are VIOLA
tions Of the prohibition law in Lans-
ford.
Among the successful exhibitors Of
cattle at the state fair in Fargo was
David Clark, the popular stockman of
Bottineau county, who is a breeder OF
shorthorns. @ a
Many baseball teams are going out
of the business till next season.
The Grand Forks Times spread itself
on the fair report.
The Bismarck Tribune was good
boomer for the North Dakota State
fair in Fargo.
Minot is proud Of its glove factory.
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The Grand Forks contractor who
gave boy 81 for returning lost
pocketbook containing $515 evidently
thought that honestly-like virtue
was its own reward.
The Moffit Messenger thinks IL the
state fair should be rotated-as The
Grand Forks Herald appearsxrto. be-
lieve, is the best way-Moffit will be
in line for one of the rotations"
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Concrete is to be used in the con-
struction of the new depot in Valley
City.
The officers OF Grand Forks thought
they had discovered a blind pig at the
fair and later discovered it was the
private supply of merchant at oJata.
The booze was confiscated. @7te a
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The Cooperstown board of education
selected r. L. Mason of Madison, wis,
as superintendent Of schools.
900
Some OF the barley that has been
threshed shows large yield.
With two .alaya tOra nauo nfafeG nnd
three more under construction the
people OF Hettinger feel they WIN be,
able to handle the crops.
A Grand Forks man wants to organ
ize company to insure mothers-in-
law.
jamestown wound up the baseball
season by licking Brinsmade
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lightning performed some pranks in
the Capitol hotel at jamestown and
Landlord Ingraham thought his time.
had come.
The druggists at Jamestown have
given up their permits-and the town
Is painfully dry.
The Valley City Times Record
wants to coach -McCumber on how to
run run his senatorial campaign
Editor 4 sutcliff Of The Williams
County Review at Gladys recently had
his horse shipped him from Milbank, s..
r.. and is now enjoying long drives.
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Cando's experiences with market day
were 50 satisfactory more are being
planned.
Editor House Of Wyndrnera is popu-
lar as d lecturer before schools and
teachers institutes. He was county
superintendent of schools for many
years.
The Grafton News and Times has
one great object in the campaign
defeat c., Al Johnson for governor.
The kernels man will bet The N. and
T.. fellow peanut-it doesn't come
out that way
The Mall discovered there was d
watch thief at Edgeley.
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Messrs. Boyden and Allen are giv-
ing Lisbonities a fine weekly In The
Free Press. They make good team
with Boyden doing the editorial end
and Allen looking after the business
department. e
900
The fire department Of Park River
took an awful fall OUT Of Geo. r. Honey
In q signed communication In The Re-
publican.
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The Palermo STANDARD had a roast
for a man who abused an old mare