The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-15
N. d. Kernels

Apple dealers are reaping a harvest
In North Dakota
More coal mines have been opened
ND around Kermit.
Casselton had some interesting foot
ball games this fan.
A dairy meeting is TO be held al
Kathryn next month.
Prairie fires did damage around
Rhame, Bowman county.
Judge Winchester still refuses 20
issue druggists permits.
4 $s8&
Now that Lansford has ras-the
hustiers are after a factory.
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Plans for the sewer extension at VAL
ley City have been completed.
The farmers elevator at Glenburn
had big business this fail
900
Local talent theatrical companies are
busy in many towns Of the state.
Mrs. B. c. Rose was thrown from a
buggy at Page and badly bruised.
90.
Senator McCun1ber's speech at Grand
Forks attracted considerable comment.
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The people Of Bismarck are dissatis-
fed with the mail service over the N.
P.
Editor Young certainly needs better
press work on his Dunn County Set
tier.
The Independent thinks a market
day at Verona would be the proper
thing.
Joe Kelly was reelected to the pres-
idency Of the Farmers railroad at
Devils Lake.
Another paper is to be established
at Hansboro. A Mr. Gilmore of Cando
is the publisher.
The Improvement work at Minot this
year has left the streets in a badly
torn UP condition.
900
lot Of witnesses were subpoenaed
at Rugby to appear at Fargo for the
U. S. court session.
900
"A Chicago poultry man was in this
state along the N. p, after a few
carloads Of turkeys.
600
There was strange quietness in the
hotel Hobbies at Bismarck-after the
senatorial appointment.
The Devils Lake Journal annears
well satisfied with F. L. Thompson of
cando for U. S. senator.
600
The Hillsboro Banner fears the dem
ooratic senator can't do much but mis-
represent North Dakota.
900
Many men are learning this fall that
1t isn't always profitable to run a
blind pig in North Dakota.
900
Editor Wardwell Of The Pembina
Pioneer Express is one Of the most
vfrile writers in the state.
900
MISS Kate Dwyer Of Medina came to
Fargo to accept position with the
Northwestern Telephone Co.
The wheat buyers didn't have the
nerve this fall to spring that old FROST
ed wheat gag on the farmers.
900
Marshall and Packard were the
worst disappointed individuals over the
governors senatorial selection.
Herman Backhaus of Linton is dead
Of blood poisoning. His name had
nothing to do with his demise.
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Did Governor Burke call on "Me,
Too Peake" to assist him in the seIec-
ton Of a senatorial appointee?
The Rock Lake nipples appears to
believe The Grand Forks Herald gets
its senatorial candidates mixed.
90
The Advocate went after a fellow
at Knox who gets drunk and leaves
his horse tied to post all night.
@43
G. L. Phillips has leased The Nc
Vile Journal He is an experienced
newspaper man and should make good.
900
The members of the American So
ciety Of Equity are resenting the at
tacks of The Valley City Times Rec
ord.
Alex Lindsay of Glenburn returned
from an extended prospecting trip in
Canada-glad he's back in North Da-
kota-
600
Former Editor Smart OF The Minot
Optic will erect number of flats in
Minot and win get his brick from Den
bigh
A4SA
The Dickey Reporter roasted some
intoxicated hunters who made night
hideous by firing OF guns in the
streets.
15-and there are some people who do
not believe there is any bad luck ia
that number.
The Minot Optic had TO cut down
the size OF the paper for a few days
because of the failure of a supply OF
paper to arrive.
John Wenzel of Egeland is mourn
ing the hurried departure OF his wife
who went home TO mother at Fer
gus Falls, MINI.
VIM. Blake Of jamestown is the new
state humane officer and the people
who have seen animals abused for
many years are now looking for some
relief.
After a perusal OF The Minot Demo-
crat one might infer that Editor Nc
Gahan has rich. dark brown opinion