The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-24
N. D. Kernels

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A now Of gas has been struck at
Many OF the farmers in Billings
mer.
Pembina county farm of 500 acres
sold recentlv for $50 an acre fiat.
900
MINORS summer amusement park
viii be entertained this season with an
automatic orchestra.
Editor Streeter's son--of Linton
who is attending school at Aberdeen,
Is winning number of prizes at ath-
letic sports.
new Methodist church win be
built at Bowesmont.
900
The state Audubon society Is enlist
Ing national speakers to interes-
North Dakota people in the propoga-
ton and preservation of wild birds.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. William Farouar Of
Darlington viii celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary and the silver
wedding Of their daughte4 at the same
time-an unusual celebration.
90
Mrs. Jennie M. Chenery 10 one OF the
prize contributors to The New York
Herald's short story contes'. Mrs.
Chenery lives in jamestown and has
scored several successes in the writing
of short stories.
Walsh county may have grand
jury to investigate fraudulent and
mysterious attacks upon the owner of
restaurant who thinks q local black
hand is after him.
Olaf Vinge and daughter were in an
exciting runaway at Bottineau but
they escaped injury when the horse
finally got away.
The Rugby Optimist IL issuing a
scrumptious looking weekly-brimfui
OF news matter and neatly set ads.
900
At Rugby free water Is furnished
the citizens for window washing and
street sprinkling-provided every prop
erty owner will keep the dust down in
front Of his place.
900
The Langdon Courier Democrat has
bright lot OF state and county news
lets.
Langdon is doing a lot OF building
this spring.
Langdon is to have bottling works
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"old Bill" Mumby issued q special
edition Of his Buford Tribune to boost
that section OF the country. 1t con-
tanned several excellent Illustrations
including one OF "old BILL" himself.
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The Pembina Pioneer Express opines
the public wants the court to decide the
legality of the law under which Stock
well retains the fees. This is more
important than the punishment of
Stockwell.
The Pembina Pioneer Express wond-
ers why the Milwaukee came to Fargo
and stopped--instead Of continuing to
the other end Of the Red river valley.
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Miss Myrtle Brown, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. e. Brown, formerly
Angeles, where she was attending
school. The family left this state for
the west about Ave years ago.
90
Editor Taylor OF The LaMoure
Chronicle is convinced that most OF
the metropolitan dailies could be I'm
proved by the country editors. That
may not be so much Of a josh, either
Down in LaMoure the courts and
juries object to men biting of noses
of their opponents.
Lightning struck residence on the
Mclaughlin farm near Egeland and
badly damaged the structure.
Nurserymen report q big business
this spring.
State Auditor BrightbiII IL rejoicing
over the arrival OF son at his home
90
During an electrical storm at Ege-
land, Mrs Troutmiller, the operator at
the station, was shocked.
Corn contests are popular among the
rural school pupils.
The Emmons county fan at Linton
was pronounced q fire trap by the
grand jury.
Angered by 2year-old child, dog
belonging to Adolph Ruhl OF Fair
mount bit the child severely In the
face.
Mrs. Louis w. James, the woman
murdered in Winnipeg formerly lived
near Rolla Her maiden name was
Ward.
A great war Is being waged on the
dandelions-
The Minot Reporter says that Ender-
lin worsted Fargo In a series OF games
then Minos licked Enderiin three
times. The Reporter must have its
wires crossed. Fargo and Enderlin
have not played this season.
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The Occident elevator at jamestown,
erected twenty -eight years ago. is sag
ging at the edges and q new founda-
tion viii be put under the ancient
structure.
The Devils Lake Journal thinks
the Fargo morning paper has been
democratic in name only-in the past
and now Il viii be democratic IN every
thing except name.
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w. r. Cushing Is to write up Minot.
Kenmare, Williston and other towns
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