The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-09-11
N. D. Kernels

MyIo people are up against rat
plague.
Monanso is to have a market das
go
Don't forget the limit per gun is
ten birds.
Some people wonder il the North
Dakota lid fits.
Few people care to seed winter wheat
after this date,
Corn roasts have been popular ditto
some other kinds.
Chicken shooters are not Dragging
about their big bags.
Shooting galleries in tents are bar
red at Grand Forks
The stork has been working over
time In Dickey county.
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Tourist photographers have been
working the state hard.
90
Wouldbe sportsmen around Mad
dock hunted too quickly.
90
Cavalier county is the center OF more
telephone extension work.
The Langdon Republican has started
on its twenty fourth year.
Mandanites are sure the fair this
year will be the best ever.
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The railway brakemen are having
their troubles with hobos.
900
The grain in Cavalier county turned
out better than was anticipated.
go
The commercial club is issuing a
booklet to advertise Wahpeton.
900
Robert zimmerman. near Langdon, lost
TWO horses by the strychnine route.
900
The Maddox Standard is greatly
improved during the past few months.
The new editor OF The Osnabrock
Independent has inaugurated a contest
@4M
Wahpeton may put in electric arches
to help illuminate things for fair week.
@9~4
The Des Moines, Ia, papers gave
the North Dakota exhibit a big boost
There are complaints in the vicinity
OF Kindred about the l-igh rate Of
wages.
The threshermen are more careful
than formerly-accidents are less nu-
merous.
Andrew Miller, near Rutland, is
planning to stock private lake on his
farm with fish.
Hits and Mrs" Pierce is back in
the state taking few shots at the
prairie chickens.
North Dakota has several residents
whose names are Drinwater-ex.eed-
ingly appropriate.
go
There was a lively row between
man and a woman at Devils Lake, un-
til outsiders interferred.
The editor OF The Rutland Leader,
is an enthusiastic admirer of the.
North Dakota game law.
The Hannah Moon tells of some ex-
periences with a fellow who wanted
the other fellow roasted
The audience failed to materialize
and the proposed boxing contest at
Lidgerwood was called off.
Hobos carved each other at New
burg while in a box car, till the place
looked like a sIaughterhouse.
900
Residents of Wahpeton are getting
their houses numbered in anticipation
Of city mail delivery. Dec. L.
There should be very little hesitancy
in contributing for the silver service
for the battleship-North Dakota.
A traveller from the western part of
the state reports wheat averaged thir-
ty-one bushels per acre around Beach.
Editor Vallandigham OF The Valley
City Patriot has been eating bread
made from durum f1our-and wants no
other.
In The Bismarck Tribune contest M.
w. Woodwork OF Wilton won first
place and Clara Blumer of Bismarck
second.
The Nelson county newspaper boys
are SO prosperous they have to go to
California to blow in their surplus
wealth.
Wheat threshing is slow up the
Aneta line OF the Great Northern, be-
cause of lack of suficient number
of machines.
Some other sections Of the country
boast OF climate-others Of scenery
but good old North Dakota continues
to deliver the goods.
900
DR. Egge of Moorhead,, who was re-
Gently murdered. formerly resided at
Walcott, and was a teacher there be-
fore he became medic.
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The small son Of Editor Mitchell OF
Hunter rugged up parachute-and
got another kid to try II. The doc
tors got the victim patched UP.
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The Hunter Herald has started on
its sixteenth year. Editor Mitchell is
whooping things up for Hunter ana
with little help will make the old
town hum.
The Finley Beacon notes that 1t is
now all right to ship booze to War
wick--the ban having been raised. For
a time lot Of red men were getting
supplies in that manner.
After being a state ofiicial so many
years Superintendent OF Public I71-