The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-25
N. D. Kernels

wyndmere Is to have rural mail
route.
The woodmen will erect hall at
Palermo.
The farmers are looking for the har-
vest moon.
The reported Rock murder at Minot
was fake.
A holiness campmeeting is in pro-
gress at Velva-
More gas wells have been located
near Westhope.
Hobos are kept on .he run in most
towns OF the state
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Attorney Hanson has removed from
RoIla to Anamoose.
A slight touch Of black rust was re-
ported from Nelxoma.
Chas. Struck Of Fargo has opened a
barber shop at Penn.
The Devils Lake Journal bids def
ance to the boycotters.
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The Star published a cut OF the flne
school building at Rolla-
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Why not start an equity packing
house in North Dakota?
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Apples are getting to be favorite
on In tha 1ol -lxr
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Souris sent representatives TO other
towns TO secure harvest hands.
900
Preparations are being made for the
resumption OF school work soon.
900
There is more Of demand for teach
ing agriculture in the rural schools.
e. L. Elridge Of Anamoose was at
tackled by a vicious horse and badly
injured.
Five of the nine newspapers In Cav
alier county have changed hands with
in year.
At Rutland, while some cars were
being switched, an empty was found
Fourteen carloads of binding twine
are reported to have been sold this
year at Harvey.
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Some of the kids are wondering
what's the use OF q vacation--when it's
so soon done for.
90
The advantages of Palermo in a
dairying way are frequently exploited
by The Standard.
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The Standard insists the crops
around Palermo are better this year
than ever before.
Some OF the hunters are not maxi
ing rush to get the necessary per-
mits for shooting.
A farmer near Kuhn attached an
auto to his header and harvested grain
with that machine.
Some great stories have been told
about the number of acres of wheat
that a man could shock.
900
Some buried shoes were found at
Bowbells. They are supposed to have
been stolen from store.
900
Near Sheldon child drank fly pois-
on-but a doctor was rushed to the
scene in time to save it's life.
1t looks like the game law will be
more rigidly enforced in some localities
than the prohibition measure.
900
The Necha Cyhronotvpe doesnbf soaTo
to have much more advertising--und
the new management than before.
Because Of improvements in the
printery-The Langdon Courier Demo-
crat was a day late reaching its read
ers.
A snake was found In mail pouch
in the postoffice at Fairmount There
was great excitement for few min
utes.
A special election may be held in
Montraille county to decide whether
the county shall have increased juris-
diction.
The farmers wives and daughters
have been making trips to town while
the "old man" and the boys were hust-
ling at home.
Agricultural writer's who have vis-
tied North Dakota are delighted with
the Increased acreage of corn, timothy,
alfalfa and clover.
900
A walking delegate among the hobos
started trouble at Churchs Ferry when
he agitated higher wages. He refused
to work at any price.
School land sales will be held this
year In Cass. Cavalier, Eddy. Foster,
Griggs. Pembina. Richland. Steele.
Trail and Walsh counties.
DIR. Waugh OF Park River removed
to Saskatoon some months ago, but
has decided to return to Gods country
and take up his old practice.
1t is to be hoped Editor Prochaska
OF Park River won't remove to the
F1athead reservation, where he was
one Of the successful ones In the land
lottery.
The Devils Lake Journal notes that
The Minneapolis Journal appears TO be
run In the interests of the grain clique
and wonders why the people OF North
Dakota don't take home dailies.
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The prevaricator OF The ". c. Times
Record Is asking his uncle OF Mandan
a lot OF questions about the guberna-
torial race. It's hard luck for the Man
dan man to have a nephew like that
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