The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-11
N. D. Kernels

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Broclet thinks 1t ID the oil belt.
600
Taylor is after . farmers elevator.
Grand Forks had a missing butcher
mystery.
A boys club has been organized at
Maxbass finally got a satisfactory
town well.
Don't forget to secure your hunting
license in time.
The Sheldon artesian well still
causes trouble.
The rain falls lust as easily as IL
It was really needed.
Slaughter houses are being condemn
eded all over the state.
The La Moure well is down over
1900 feet and into granite.
900
Gasoline explosions occur with the
usual frequency and results.
@&SS
The Enderlin Headlight is offering
reward for the highest weed
The people of Enderlin were well
pleased with the first market day.
900
In many sections of the state grain
was badly lodged by the wind and the
rain.
600
A Kermit man attempted to cut HIS
wifes throat, but her hand got in the
way.
The building for the Presbyterian
college at jamestown will soon be re-.
modelled.
Atty. L. II. Hamilton, formerly of
Fargo, was injured in runaway at
Maxbass.
900
The Bismarck Tribune has pros
porous appearance these days. Some
waking up.
The people of BaIfour are more elat-
ed than ever over the coal prospects in
that vicinity.
The Capital suggests a "a more
beautiful Jamestown''-a slogan for
tho asylum city.
900
The Monitor thinks the dog fights |
on the streets in MaMbass are coming |
to much punched.
900
Three men were arrested at Absara-
ka on suspicion of having robbed some
box cars at Casselton.
900
Dame nature played a little joke at
Devils Lake when lightning struck the
weather bureau station.
Many North Dakotans are interested |
in reservation land lotteries in prog
ress out west this week.
900
Cattle have been poisoned in Bowman
county, presumably by water hemlock
and other dangerous stuff.
900
The rain and the heat together COM
bined to ripen the wheat more rapidly
than had been anticipated
900
Grand Forkers have a cemetery that |
is credit to the city-according to a |
recent account in the press there.
600
they win never again be taken in by
the alleged woman's baseball team.
900
Editor Myers OF Maxbass wants the |
merchants to take early risers so they
will open their stores in time to care
for business.
The Messenger reports the merchants
of Kuhn are stocking up heavily for the
fall and winter trade--as result of
the big crops.
w. r. Brown, proprietor of the fam
GUS farm the Elms, near Armenia, is
gaining great reputation for his
shorthorn cattle.
Aaron Markus of Bowman county
was fined for beating Mrs. Labovitz
over the head with a bucket-when
they met at the well.
Contractor Richardson was badly
injured at Bathgate by the caving in
of the earth around the septic tank
for the blind school.
900
Some smooth school book agents are
operating in Barnes county and Miss
Nelson, the superintendent, issued a
warning against them.
@1%
The men convicted at Dickinson OF
violations of the prohibitory law are
planning to fight the matter to a
finish-and will appeal
900
The courts are not working much
during the heated period. The Judges
are on vacations and farmers are too
busy to serve as jurors.
900
Editor Anderson OF The Rugby Tri-
bune keeps up his whining and yelping
every time Editor Bratton Of The
Optimist gives him the boot.
Palermo boasts great natural ad-
yantages in that section for the dairy
| ing industry. In the meantime 1t is
also a famous grain growing region
900
The Hamilton Independent commends
the man who found his wife and hired
man were wanting 70 elope-and paid
their fares to get 'em both out OF the
country.
Since the issuance OF the Pure Food
Commissioner Ladds order to cover
| the fruit the carpenters have been
working overtime making frames and
cases for dealers
There is q row among the new city
commissioners at Minot and one of
them tired OF the childs play to such
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