The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-02-01
N. D. Kernels

licenses, and in some cases there Is q
question as to the validity of the mar
riages. 1t has been suggested that
the legislature IegaliEe the marriages
that may be questionable
The Milton Globe man is not in
sympathy with the plan OF Ployhar
OF Valley city TO repeal the law re-
curing the publication OF insurance
statements.
turned from a trip to Texas and old
Mexico.
The Wheatland Eagle refers to
Jakey Wineman OF Grand Forks as
another knocker," and s'ttle man with
the boozy name
The wheatland Eagle man mas his
suspicious about some alleged evan
geIists.
Editor mitchell is endeavoring to
1 arouse sufficient interest at Hunter
to secure the organization of COM
merciaI club.
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The Hunter Herald thinks the peo-
pie OF that town have been grated
by Minneapolis paper on subscrip-
tion scheme. ss
One North Dakotan says the reason
he didn't make his usual southern
trip this winter was because too many
states down there were going pro-
hibitions
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kicked in the face by a horse and a
doctor put nine stitches in his coun-
tenance. a....
Superintendent Bangs of the school
for the deaf and dumb at Devils Lake
was called to Flint, Mich, by a tele-
gram announcing the illness of his
father.
The people of Jamestown expect
Attorney Thorp to regain judicial
honors for that city--some time.
If Peltier must hang--he prefers not
to on Feb. s. -as.#a~,. ss 4sr
Every once in a while a new lake in
North Dakota with ambitious pre-
tentions for notice is brought to light.
The latest claimant in this respect is
made known through a bin in the
legislature, asking FOR a fish hatchery
at Lake Hiawatha in Wells county.
The bill appropriates $4,000 for the
purpose.
The county treasurers hope the biz
permitting the people TO settle their
taxes in two payments--Wtll not be-
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much work for the Office.
l. There is much opposition against the
plan to switch Sheridan county from
the sixth to the fifth judicial district
| Ployhar is getting his--for the al
legged dog in the manger". act in re-
gard to the repeal of the law requir-
ing the publication of insurance state
ments. e. fst: ,sr .... .st..
1 In addition to publishing a syndi-
lcate OF papers in the northwestern
part of the, state, Editor Snyder il
postmaster at Kermit, farmer, reai
estate dealer and a few other things
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| The cruel newspaper war between
the editors Of The Kenmare Jounai
and The Bowbens Bulletin continues
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Publisher Browne may remove his
Hansboro Pioneer plant to Montana.
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Grand Forks has minister named
Halfyard-and some OF his friends cal
him eighteen inches--and others 8
foot and a half. aa
Some people insist on making &
river port out of Fargo for Hudson
bay trade. 1t would / 8 nice scheme
i to run boats in the summer and auto
ice sfeds in the winter.
Bottineau is to have a commercial
club.
A Willow City boy wanted to boost
the dividends OF the STANDARD Oil Co.
and gave younger brother d dose
of kerosene as beverage.
Mrs. Evelin Foster Tuneli. who has
been the editor OF The Dogdef1 News
since IL was established, died very
suddenly at her home last week. She
was married last October to- ID. III
Tunell, the Dogden postmaster, whc
will now be manager Of the paper.
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The Mercer Telegram is now pub.
tltshed by w. 8. LeCount and w. T
Wasson, the former manager, Is plan
ming on starting a paper at McClusky
the new county seat Of Sheridan coun
lty. Mr.. LeCount was manager OF The
Underwood Republican and later d
The Turtle Lake Republican.
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The Harvey Herald says Bessesser
land sgutt didn't use their railway
passes.
Hazelton gets some new settlers
from Michigan.
The Mimic Journal stated the legis.
lature was getting down to business
and then that body adjourned.
they get their reward FOR the fights
they make on mail order houses.
IfE At @# @.@M
Farmers are getting 81 per busle
. for their wheat now--those who hav,
any left
@. q. Breidjford, formerly OF Th,
Edinburg Tribune. will be the rlev
manager OF The Kathryn Recorder
A are started III the walker store "a
Fort Ransom, but d clerk saved tn
structure by throwing the burning
material out. He was badly injure,
! on his arm and hand by burns.
90 o.
The people who lived near cream
cries should learn that 1t pays in th
! long run to pafronize home irstitu