The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-03-31
N. D. Kernels

| through the streets ad suggests that
this class OF varmints be hanged by
the neck for a few moments
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There seems to be some kind of a
feud between the editors OF The Mer-
Ger Telegram and The Turtle Lake
Wave.
A new deal has been sprung near
Belfeld where gasoline outfit is be-
ing operated day and night. The en-
gines are fitted up with headlights
like locomotive and continue work
In twenty four hour stretches.
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"A lot of land was added to the tax
lists in Stark county as result OF
homestead proofs.
Tie c. F. Merry family at Dickin-
son appears to be in the limelight.
The ''old man" is in Jail on charge
of fraud in connection with the pro-
motion OF a line between Dickinson
and the Milwaukee line. The daughter
was rently arrested and dischorged
on a complaint that she shot at a
former sweetheart---and now a son of
Merry Is in Jail on burglary charge.
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Bellheld's young men are determined
to have good band.
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Easter millinery. openings are at
tracing the attention Of lady shop
pers.
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An effort is being made to enforce
the curfew law at Dickinson.
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A firm at Mendoza sold 500 horses
to Wisconsin parties for $5O,O0o--and
still some people insist they must raise
wheat--to make. money in North Da-
| kota.
The spring hats appear to be in
gayly assorted colors
The Lidgerwood Broadaxe isn't sure
whether Stockwell is a saint or a
| grafter-but is sore at The Forum for
calling attention to his purchasing
medals with money taken from girl
teachers-then calling these stock
well" medals-and things like that
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In chaste and poetic language
brainy Andrews of The Lidgerwood
Broadaxe refers to The Forum as a
pole cat" That's line of convinc-
ing argument in which blatant and
brilliant Johnnie excells.
The Bottineau school directors had
an interesting meeting at omemee.
A correspondent in The Neche
Chronotype wants less drunken law
lessness on the streets of Neche.
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A hotel cleark at Fessenden was
found dead in bed.
Walt Taylor might consider that 1t
is impossible for a man to have a
grieyance---of toe durable kind. Even
his ambition for state Office might,
sometime, be squelched.
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LaMoure has one of the finest
creameries In the state, it's butter
advantage of the institution is fire.
quently exploited. Despite these, facts
The Chronicle excuses Governor
Burke's action in vetoing the bin to
instruct the youth of the state in
the creamery industry to make it pos
sible for other towns In the state to
enjoy the same advantages which the
more fortunate town OF LaMoure now
boasts.
Williams county has Wheatland--
just like Cass.
The .Marmarth Mail is convinced
that the North Dakota prohibition law
is q monumental farce"-and gives
several reasons for its opinion.
Steele is to have a new opera.
house.
The News wants the people Of Glen
ullin to get together--quit knocking
and build up the town.
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Glenu1lin Is to have brickmaking
plant.
The poultry business grows more
important each year in North Dakota.
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It's the little things that count
Some man discovered a muslin CLOTH
stretched to keep out the snow--made
better light for chicken house than
a pane of glass. The cloth admits
the softened light but does not per-
NIT draft or excessive cold.
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Some of the blind piggers at Will
liams county are reported to have
planned to boycott The Crosby Re-
view. That should be big boost for
| Editor Paulson.
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Carpenters are doing some lively
hustling in many section OF the state.
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The Republican wants the court
house grounds at Center improved.
. Is 81
The n. p. will commence construc-
stten Of the line from Mandan to Mott
within the next thirty days.
A resident of Ray resented the josh
ad was put in for hinl-wfen it was
alleged he had disappeared.
| Chas. Fritz was taken to the state
penitentiary to serve term for
| threatening to burn an elevator at
/ Hankinson. His family, consisting Of
ia wife and three small children, were
| left destitute, and have been taken to
the poor house at Wahpeton.
Reeder is installing telephone ex-
change.
There was a row outside of the place
where q church social was held at
Gilstrap.
An experiment farm jubilee was
held at Hettinger this week.
"a couple of merchants at Columbus