The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-16
N. D. Kernels
A Tagus man has an oxomobile.

Corn and fruit had long run fror
frost.
A deer was seen near cando las
week.
/ The Sun boasts Of Stanley as graf
market.
Mckenzie county is in the corn bel
strong.
These are the Gays DAYS Of the milliner,
openings.
/ There will be fewer school land sale
than usual
Stanley is getting number Of ney
residents.
900
The cando Herald indicates grea
prosperity.
Auto speeding nearly caused a fata
accident at Cando.
| 900
A destructive prairie fire operated
southwest of Stanley.
Now is a good time for the farmer
to start bank account.
s. T, Scott of The Munich Herald will
revive The Lawton Leader.
The Mountaineer tells of the fine
corn grown around Walhalla
The North Dakota Herald of Man,ian
has incorporated for $4,000.
&@Gt
The invasion of the threshers started
smallpox in several localities.
900
Towner county is getting reputa-
ton as fruit raising center.
600
A Bottineau county man wants to
sell his auto and purchase an airship.
go
Hunters appear to have had less
difficulty finding ducks than chickens.
There were a lot lot of chickens tina.
fell into the tall grass and couldn t
be found.
Sargent county hard wheat went
from fifteen to twenty seven bushels
per acre.
The first term of district court FIR
Montrailles county was recently held IN
Stanley.
The Alexander Chronicle says Nc
Kenzie county has genuine bumper
crop.
Three car loads of gas pipe have
arrived at Westhope to be used in the
gas wells.
Horses belonging to railway contrac-
tors are retained at quarantine at
Pembina
DR.. Dunn Of Stanley has been ap-
pointed Great Northern surgeon for
that section.
John Simons. formerly railway COM
is to open swell cigar store
at Valley City.
The Journal claims Tolley is the
most progressive City in the Mouse
rivers country sE9 II &kfE&8.
Congressman Hanna has been to
Fort Berthold toadiscuss the opening
Of that reservation.
Colonel Whitehead of The Williston
State is willing to issue receipts for
money on subscriptions.
Charles Peeler of Stark county made |
! reputation as vegetable grower on
lis ranch near Antelope creek.
Some of the editors believe that
1rmsby McHarg now knows how he
'arrot-that talked too-much, sslC.
The Milton Globe isn't looking for
he construction of that new line from
grafton to Bismarck--not right away. |
w. G, Schwoebe1 of New Rockford |
lad an exciting time when he was out |
n his auto and the old thing burned up. /
900
The ranchers are making their last |
tand in this state. There are still a
ew on lands too rough for agriculture.
90
The advice Of the American Society /
# Equity to the farmers to hold their |
rain undoubtedly had some beneficial
fleet.
The Williston State investigated the
1;mors regarding the candidacy of
Register Wilson of the landofflce there
or governor.
Rock Lake had the first hunting &C. |
'ident Max Jahnke fired at chicken
tnd three shot struck his companion,
lark Grove.
Matt Johnson, who edits a pair of /
,apcrs in Bottineau county, will add to
H. other troubles In an fattempt 10
q Use chickens
It's quite clear that Senator McCum-
'er couldn't please the democratic pub
ication at Jamestown-with utterances
n the Labor day address.
Miss Sara Craswen was first ard
Hiss Leila Booth was second in The
Jalley City Times Record contest.
Both are Valley City girls.
oa<sS@
The Williston State has a racy story
bout how Williams county attorney
signed deed reconveying
tile to farm in that county.
COS. Hooking has sold The Antler
to w. r. Lee Of Walhalla.
locking has claim in Williams coun.
which requires his personal resi-
ence.
Congressman Gronna's Lakota
american concludes, editorially, that
conflict between the republican forces
{ this state is inevitabIe-and there