The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-14
N. D. Kernels

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Linton wants electric lights.
Rats are a great pest at cando !.
Lankin has received the new fire
Feathered game will. be plentiful this
year.
Plant>wiIIows on the low spots on the
farm. go a
Mandan reports the looting Of dental
offices9 a.~ a.9. a. AZ.
Nurseerymen have worked Sargent
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williston's fair win be some time in
September.
The stack your grain" advocates
are active.
Horse thieves were rounded up in
Dunn county
Grafton may have new brick post
office building. -asu ..ts.f...
| "a nuse SahHulan tnlstle was round
near Bowbells. >.......... s,
The new rural route out of Stanley
is proving popular.
Efforts are being made at Milnor to
eradicate the weeds. fpt>
(, Westhope is to be supplied this
winter with natural gas = '"i>s s#.
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Ambrose has two papers. It must
be progressive little. city,
.t 900
Editor Young continues to boom
White Earth with his Record
The Mclean county fair at Under
wood attracted large crowds.
Albert Hartley is the new editor and
publisher Of The La Moure Echo.
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Westhopers did some hustling to get
help for the farmers in that section.
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There are a number of fast track
horses owned by BowbelIs sportsmen.
+" $50 "'-. 900 |'' -
Grand Forkers are making a renew
ed effort to secure militia company.
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George Hart of Ryder was thrown
from an auto and somewhat battered.
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The Adams County Record published
q cut OF a wheat field near Hettinser.
Charles Hickman, near Wolford, lost
his home by fire, started by lightning.
The opening Of the Standing Rock
reservation will be great event this
fall. "&" 49, %a'T. ~
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Towns along the 500 north Of Bis
nnarck were clamoring for more hired
help. r.s a-. :,.-:a .<-~ -.n. - ,
A bunch of horses greatly damaged
the grain in a field around New Eng
| land.
Ed. X. Moore or Denhoff has already
started the campaign in Sheridan
county. .-,s - .''..".
Hong, between Wolford and York,
has organized a farmers elevator asso-
citation. "t '-& '-- o. 9''.
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The farmers elevator organization
at Wolford declared dividend of 81
per cent. e. .. ,s
The papers of Granville reported
some damage to late crops by the hot
weather. ..a. .. ..-. .
Hay lands are scarce in Bottineau
county and the farmers are growing
tame grasses. .... ...>. .... -.9.s-... , ;
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8. s. Acheson's residence at West
hope was burned as. a result of a gaso-
line explosion. 80
The farmers of the state are paying
more attention to that durum bread
day proposition. ..
Cooperstown property owners are
discussing the proposition to purchase
a new fire engine. s
900 e"'
| Most of the editors are sufficiently
orthodox to believe in q hell for de-
linquent subscribers. ..t...
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| A Nelson county farmer experiment.
ed with the Alaska wheat and reports
he was we'll satisfied =; s.E ~.
| LAS SEdLIOIl I1epuDlICan is SeTT1ng
out the news of the Walsh county cap
ital in excellent shape
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Those who attended the interstate
fair in Fargo returned home delighted
with the daylight fire works.
| 900
This year, more than ever, has sue
cessfully demonstrated that North Da-
kota is great strawberry center.
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| Those ads are not getting back into
The Neche Chronotype very rapidly
even under the new management.
A transient horse doctor became
rather hilarious, at Wolford and was
locked in a box car till he recovered.
900
Mrs. s. A. Lewis resigned as prin-
cipal of the Harrington schools after
nine years or most successful work.
| Three negroes fired revolver at
Brakeman bingham near Mandan.
They had been. ordered from the train
Efforts are being made to secure
better drainage at New Rockford to
prevent water from running into base
ments.
| The sportspen of the state are much
better satisfied with the new game
law-than last spring--whenS they were
prohibited from shooting.
H G. Hurd of Mandan fell between
4 a moving train and a platform The