The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-27
N. ID. Kernels

Some bum checks were passed al
go
Kensal win have farmers insti-
tute Dec. is.
\ stockmen are adding thoroughbreds
to their herds.
/ Mcclusky Is to have a new drug
store building.
/ 600
Wednesday. Nov. 8, is the market
day at Kenmare.
600
i Goodrich scored a success with the
second market day.
| CONGRESSMAN Gronna spoke at
Litchvilie market day
Work has been resumed on the IL
brary at Devils Lake.
The term OF district court in Adams
county was busy one.
/ 600
The Hazelton Republican Is boost
Ing for the farmers institute
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The Garrison Independent is stir
ring up the residents Of that burg.
An unsuccessful attempt at highway
roDnery was made near Sherwood
| 90
The travelling men report an unusual
amount OF fall blowing has been done
dickinson Is to illuminate the main
business section similar to the plan
in Fargo.
The Progress announced all roads
would lead to Anamoose for market
day, Oct 2s.
Life was too strenuous tor the mug
who was the attendant at the COM
mercial club at Minot and he resign-
superintendent Groom Of Cavalier
county is prosecuting some parents
who decline to send their children to
school
Inc last or the Van Hoffman lands
in Kidder county, belonging to the es-
tate Of the father-in-law Of Marquis
de Mores, have been sold.
There is criticism at Cooperstown
over the fact that furniture used by a
consumptive was sold at public auc-
ton without being fumigated
The pronounced opposition of Presi-
dent Packard Of the Mandan commits
sion system Is not very encouraging
to the advocates OF that plan.
900
Some farmers predict a boost in
wheat prices this winter about the
time the branch roads get blockaded
and it's difficult to ship grain.
Ralph Wheelock, the new secretary
to the Minnesota governor continues to
be pumpless-as far as the North Da-
kota town of Wheelock is concerned.
900
If the Great Northern constructs an
other line from Cassercon to HARDWOOD
or Fargo it should be big boost for
the Intervening country and Fargo.
900
The people between Dickinson and
Hettinger are greatly disappointed
over the failure OF the N. p. and the
milwaukee to iron the extension this
fall.
Edltor Andrews Of Ltdgerwood has a
brother, Sam, an ex-printer, who is
making good as a thespian and is at
the head Of a company now touring the
state.
The two bitteresr political and per-
sonal enemies of the late Sen. M. N.
Johnson--MarshalI and Gronna-are |
endeavoring to profit most by his
death.
Each Methodist superintendent win /
have to assume the work OF carrying !
on the Sunday school work, now that
the Office of state superintendent was
abandoned.
Editor Falkenstein Of The Bottineau /
News spent two weeks investigating /
some Montana irrigation projects bur
returned satisfied that North Dakota
has that section beaten.
Despite the fact that the i--ound was
dry, blowing progressed well in North
Dakota this fall. The weather was
cool and it was not as hard for the
horses as in some seasons
go
A Towner lawyer advertises that il II
he can't win he win not exact fees.
Now IL he will file bond not co in /
jure the chances OF a litigant-he
should be able to get some cases.
Levi Leslie was struck by a switch Ii
engine at Towner as he salighted from
a train. He was knocked under a
passenger and yanked from |,
between the moving wheels in time to Il
save his life.
At Devils Lake AN Indian telephoned Il
an attorney he wanted to pay a bill. |.
When the lawyer hurriedly 1eft his
supper table and rushed down to the
office he found the noble red wanted
to borrow the price Of meal.
600
Some farmers insist gasoline engines Il
save hired man. They use them to
furnish power for cutting wood, pump
ing water, running the wood saw the
feed mill, the washing machine and
dozens of other things around the farm.
900
The Ashley Tribune says that Dick
Thistlewaite Of Bismarck is editor Of
The Palladium, private secretary to
Tommy Poole and an employee Of the
state department Of agriculture. That's
going some-and Thistlewaite isn't
very large, either
900
The Kenmare Journal says Asome
sly, slippery Jim" tried to work clever
trick on stockholders Of The Fargo
News and have the plant sold for a
small judgment, but the Foxy Forum
got onto it." The Forum doesn't he-