The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-28
N. D. Kernels

Talcott for governor seems to be
steadily growing.
The brick plant at Denbigh is rum
ming day and a night crew and is
turning out $4,000 brick day.
SSs<.
There win probably be but little
opposition to the issue of bonds for
the new court house for Foster coun-
~.
Ine Maxhass hopes that 1t was only
happenstance that a carload of
conins arrived at Maxbass about the
same time the hospital was opened
rnarck-now OF Steele--has signed up
Tor prize fight to be pulled of in
Canada--in June.
90
The religious census Of Sanborn
gives the following results: Popula-
tion. 800; total number or members of
churches. IA; total number attending
church more or less regularly, 215 (this
Includes attendance at Sunday schooI).
The church members belong to the
Following churches: Catholic, 55; Iuth-
eran, 81; Congregational 2S; Presby-
terian, Q; Baptist, 5 Methodist, 4;
Episcopal. q; Christian, 2; Quaker, /;
Unitarian, /. The church attendance
Is as follows: Congregational, 1871;
Catholic, SO; Lutheran, 20; named
twice because attending the Lutheran
cnurch and Congregational Sunday
school, Is. Forty eight per cent of
the population are church members and
~ per cent attend church.
900
| The Woodmen will have charge of
the Fourth of July celebration at Aber-
crombie.
Sam Clark will soon devote his entire
time to The Minot Reporter-since the
commission plan put him out of the
mayoralty job.
A site for new city hall has been
secured at Bismarck.
Cando is to have a girls band.
There is war on b. pigs in Bowman
county. ...
The mayor of Harvey has served
notice on the youngsters that dynamite
fire crackers and blank cartridges are
barred there July 8, 4 and 8.
900 ..
Secretary Hall of the state railway
commission is endeavoring to secure a
complete list of the elevators and ware
houses doing business in this state.
900
At Valley City DV Platou had Nor
wegian and American flag on the same
pole. Some one took offence because
the Norsk emblem was the larger and
at night sawed off the flag pole.
..sa 900 i
The slope country is the center of
railroad interest.
The trouble about the efforts to create
harmony among the North Dakota re-
publicans appears to be the determine
tion of each faction to harmonic" the
other-according to it's own ideas.
900
The workmen on the boats at Wash
burn went on a strike. The owners
secured new crews in Bismarck.
~.s- s taE.s 900
The Stanton Republican denies that
the defeat of the Incorporation plan
was due to the retired farmers residing
there. s4-s .. .... .- .... ...
-. t...-. ~. 900
Editor M. D. Brunage of The ToIna
Tribune is something of pooh-bah.
He is publisher of the paper, village
clerk, secretary and treasurer of the fire
department and clerk of the Woodmen.
He's still looking for few more fat
snaps.
There is more interest than ever in
baseball in North Dakota this sum
mer.
The AntIer American tells of local
man who goes nutty when he is forced
to work. There might be an epidemic
Of insanity-on that ground
.a 900
There was surprise at Grano when
John Blanchard was arrested on a
charge of violating the prohibition law.
900 H.
Mckenzie county is threatened with
railroad and the people are willing.
900
Hebron gets some new brick blocks.
900
The Lake Metigoshe Park association
is planning many improvements on that
pretty body of water.
900
Lansford is great primary wheat
market.
Ernst HIM OF Hanover Oliver coun-
ty, will go to Russia to represent an
American threshing machine concern.
900
The Bee thinks there is still room
for an Improvement of the sanitary
conditions at Esmond
900
l.. r. Rogue has started The Mylo
Buckbrush. He pleads innocence ard
asks the other editors not to sic any
scathing editorials onto him.
900
Drake licked Balfour at ba sAball.
The News wants Drake to celebrate
the Fourth.
The Munich Herald notes that Walt
Gushing is out OF the Belgian hare
business.
June IL is the, date for the market
day at Lankin.
Many papers are issuing warnings
against fake peddlers.
900
Some of the state papers comment on
the magnitude Of Fargo's manufacture
ing industries.
Editor Cook of The Columbus Re-
porter seems disposed to knock the
temperature of North Dakota.