The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-07
I'VE spud market la strone.

600
The North Dakota members of the
national legislative bodies are en-
route home.
In a few counties 1t is reported late
| seeded grain was somewhat blighted
by the heat.
The Ramsey county officials rounded
up a second doctor" and soaked him
500 and costs.
Many towns are planning market
days-after the rush of the harvest
season is over.
Editor Carter of The Dickinson Re
corder must believe the Kernels man
is some booster.
900
McHenry comes to the front with an
ancient marriage. The groom was Is
and the bride 81.
The political situation has started to
get in harmony with the weather-in
one or two counties.
900
Archie Currfe, Park River small
boy had his skull fractured when he
was klCkeu FDy morse.
900
The price of real butter keeps going
up--despite the stories of making but
ter out of kerosene oil. . e.
..... 900 .s -
There were a few touches of rust
reported over the state but only a
small area was affected.
%<&1
In many localities where crops were
hailed out the farmers planned to seed
winter wheat for an experiment,
900
Nick Besludney, jr., was arrested at
Dogden on charge of forgery. An
other man is said to be implicated. s
900
Michael T. O'Connor formerly a
lawyer at Bismarck and New Rockford,
recently died at Spokane, aged II.
900
Some men are celebrating whether
to purchase a new threshing machine
or endeavor to make the old one do.
%S33
The Fessenden Free Press thinks the
people of the state are easy marks for
falling for the bloomer girls ball team.
The Barnum & Bailey shows, re-
Gently in Fargo, came to grief in Battle
Creek, Mich, as a result of a storm.
900
The Lankin Reporter had a busy
week in the installation Of a new power
press and the removal TO a new office.
900
The court terms for Mckenzie coun-
ty are still being held in Schafer-
much to the disgust of the people of
Alexander.
The state papers comment freely
on the good financiering of Fargo--in
not having overdrawn any funds in
ten months.
Commissioner of Agricultural Gill
breath made himself popular with the
farmers through his efforts to secure
harvest hands.
The ruling that fruits must be kept
covered pleases the people who are in
the habit of eating the stuff without
washing or pairing.
900
The autoists who attempt to run
over the humble cows in the roadwav
frequently find themselves very
much in the ditch.
900
The jamestown board of health re-
solved itself into smelling commit
tee. AS a result the town has had the
best clean up in years.
The Grand Forks Times published
an article headed "Hildreth Had the
Right Method"-buc IT had nothing to
do with the Fargo man.
\
The subscribers are getting the bene-
fit Of greatly improved papers where
the publishers have put in slug cast
ing typesetting machines.
900
young son of Frank WisnewsSi.
Of Cayuga, had both his legs, broken
last week. He had climbed upon the
rear wheel of wagon when an auto
came up and frightened the team.
900
The Stanley Progress doesn't be-
lieve in the old saying that wheat will
break any farmer who sticks to it long
enough especially when wheat is 81
per bushel-and the yield large.
900
The news OF the state" cuss on the
Bismarck is an erratic Individual. He
evidently only labors when compelled
by necessity--as there has been an abb
sence OF that column for some days.
900
The friends of Johnson OF Minne-
sofa claim that If he is the nominee Of
the democrats for the presidency he
can carry Minnesota and both Dako-
tas over any republican candidates
and there you are.
900
The Dawson Leader insists that
every resident of the state should take
at least two state dailfes besides his
home paper. It Is cinch that every
resident OF the eastern end of Kidder
county should be a paid in advance
subscriber of The Leader.
The "Nubs OF News man and the
city editor Of The Grand Forks Herald
should get together City Editor
Cooper was down at the Interstate
fair and was decent I'm his COM
ments. The dyspeptic individual in
the nubs column continues to say mean
!thinga.