The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-11-02
N. d. Kernels

Big bank deposits are the rule.
Dickinson's population is nearing g..
The people OF Valley city want /
brass band.
The teachers Institutes have not all
been held.
North Dakota Jared splendidly In the
land drawings.
Senator Burkett Of Nebraska will
lecture in North Dakota.
Tow mills are in operation in sew
eral towns OF the state.
Edward Haas OF Turtle Lake suffer-
ed g. broken hand in runaway.
The notarial association at Bis
marck has gone out of business.
/ 600
The Bismarck Tribune is a tribe
careless on its ad Lnes-som times.
600
Mayor Taylor of Grand Forks says
never again" on the mayoralty ques-
ton.
The militia ce,HS@Sy SrsS at Devils Lake
Is selling buttons to raise an armory
fund.
AT Arthur watermelon grew in
side of tomato can--and out of both
ends.
Public Bank Examiner Knudson was
taken to Bismarck hospital for treat
ment.
Considerable interest is aroused i'm
the actions to test the new drug per-
NIT law.
The Devils Lake democrats continue
to boost for Joe Kelly for the senatorial
appointment.
Despite the weather representations
North Dakota has been enjoying the
fine Indian summer
Jimmie Campbell of Mandan got a
lot of nice bouquets for the appoint
men as u. s. senator.
Ramsey county realty dealers are
hustling TO attract buyers to that fer
tile section of the state.
900
Judge Winchester of the Sixth dis
trict has turned down thirteen appIica-
tions for druggists permits.
900
There will be a lodge room over the
new operahouse at Devils Lake. 1t
will be on the fourth floor.
AT last The Valley City Times-Rec-
ord has found somethir in The Forum
1t can endorse. Liz is not entirely in
vain.
Patten works the wheat markets in
the spring and the cotton in the fall
and seems to make millions of dollars
out of both.
The manager of the Mayville opera
house wouldn't let a wrestling match
go on when he became convinced there
was frame-up.
The Grand Forks Herald finds there
was snow from Oct. "a, 1895 to May,
1889. This years Is the good old sum
mer time compared to that
The democratic Bowman News ad-
vocates the appointment of Dean Bruce
as senator. The public has a faint
recollection of that name.
900
Editor Bratton of The Rugby Opti-
mist calls his gasoline engine Maud
and tells Of a severe attack Of epizootic
the old thing had last week.
900
The members of the equity society
people are planning to ship their grain
to their own elevator and freeze out
the old line elevator companies.
Now that all the t6e newspaper bows
have had an opportunity to advise
Governor Burke on the senatorial mat
ter the show may now proceed.
900
A mass meeting was called at Grano
to discuss arrangements for a market
day but the merchants failed to attend
and the proposition fell through.
@1@
Ormsby McHarg, formerly of James
town, is now private citizen and can
talk all he wishes-as he is no longer
connected with government job.
900
Martha d. Besold was recently grant,
ed divorce in California from Anton
Besold, convicted murder. The de-
fendant formerly lived at Hankinson.
900
The Stanley Promoter appears to-
think The Palermo Standard man is
endeavoring to claim the branch line
of road that Ia being graded out Of
Stanley.
The Rugby Optimist is on it's tenth
volume and Editor Bratton is getting
out a better paper than ever. He is q |
hustler and keeps his competitors on
the jump.
1t is reported the North Dakota
members of the American Society of
Equity are opposed to the re- election of
President Drayton of ths national or
ganization.
Greater interest has been aroused
over farmers Institutes this season
than ever and Director Hoverstad was
forced to start Nov. 2 to care for the
applicants.
The Devils Lake Journal thinks that
ii Burke lis to name a republican for
the vacant senatorial position former
Senator Hansbrough should be given
The northwestern part of the state |
is more interested in manufacturing
now than ever before. The
recent discoveries of gas for fuel has
been big boost.
The publication by The Devils Lake