The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-06
N. D. Kernels

4 mere was rush for hunting licenses
on the wind-up.
600
More alleged horse thieves have been
found around Ambrose.
1 600
The Herald insists there are too
many weeds at Hunter.
A lot OF realty has been changing
hands around Casselton.
80
The people OF Dickinson are waging
good roads campaign.
900
What was the matter with the North
Dakota harvest weather.
Many OF the sta state weexlies are
changing their title heads.
The Mimic tow mill starts in opera
ton the first Of next month.
600
This is the week the school children
had to get back into harness.
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The appraisers Of the state school
lands will soon be on the Job.
600
Grand Forks is 70 have another boat
on the river north OF that point.
The state Is safe once more--since
the return Of Me, Too" Peake.
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l. H. White OF Cogswell win dispose
Of his famous Bnvilla stock farm.
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The Edgeley Mall continues to whoop
things up for that section OF the state.
There was g long list Of applicants
for druggists permits in Ward county,
The Chronicle wants all the people
around LaMoure to support the cream
cry.
The Independent insists there should
he more residences for rent at Caring
ton.
IL you haven't ordered your winter
GOALS it because you haven't the
price?
One OF the hotel men at Forman
claims there is too much opposition
there.
Many Of the harvest hands OF this
state are from the big eastern strike
centers.
There is strict measure against
burning straw without nrst blowing
firebreals.
The Darlington Commercial club me
for the consideration OF many impor-
tant subjects.
Loading wood with dynamite and
powder seems to be q diversion at
Jamestown.
There were several cases Of spinal
meningitis reported around LAtchville
and Marion.
Some one nominated Sam Clark OF
Minot for governor-and he immediate-
ly became III.
Sixteen bushels Is about the average
OF wheat around Page-though some
went twenty three.
Nels ROYAL OF Hunter sawed some
fingers of his hand while endeavoring
to cut a plank in two.
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There will be lot OF people In style |
--if the British idea OF not pressing |
clothes goes into vogue.
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The people Of Grand Forks have gone
through the annual agony OF having
the water filter resanded.
Editor Faytle Of The McHenry Free
Press may soon attain fame. He Is |
threatened with q libel suit
Grand Forkers are anxious to get
railroad line southwest 10 some point |
on the main line OF the n. p.
The engineer on the Fred Metcalf
farm near Casselton, became entangled
with a belt and his knee was broken.
900
A. #. Pinkham, formerly register OF
deeds, has returned TO his Casselton |
home after q long visit in California.
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At Grand Forks EOS stray dogs were
killed. The sausage supply must have |
been equal 70 the demand ali right.
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If there are 1,70O or SO blind pigs in
the state-The Independent wonders
how many there are at Darlington.
600
IL the farmers OF the state took all
the hold your wheat" advice offered
there would not be much sold at this
season.
The state papers have some fun over
the fact that hobo was arrested In
Fargo on the charge Of stealing cake
of soap.
In some parts Of Etutsman county
wheat yields as low as ten bushels were
reported. The crop was regarded as
spotted"
A weary Willie swiped a pair Of dia-
mond ear rings at Carrington. 1t In
said they were not down on the assess
ment book
Editor Taylor OF The Chronicle sees
great possibilities of LaMoure being
cleaned up--if the ladies organize a
civic association
The Bismarck Tribune il in soue-
thing OF controversy with officials of
the American Society OF Equity abouI
what should be the objects Of the orr
ganization.
Editor Rearick of The Cooperstown
Sentinel returned from Ave weeks
fishing trip In time TO get after the
chickens and ducks this week.
GEO
The residence OF Mrs. Edith Cone,
Ave miles from Buffalo. was destroyed
by fire. Everything was lost and the
origin OF the fire il not known. Mrs.
Cone lis q widow with three small chill
dren Nefwhbora raised 4I4O and more