The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-19
N. D. Kernels

- improving.
The irrigated lands around WIllistor
are reported to produce great potato
rops-though the quality may not be
az good as the famous Red river pro-
duct.
The people along the 500 north Of
Bismarck expect better train service
Some Of the North Dakota editors
are crying for the IT, 8. senator's &c
muzzie their oratory--and get down to
hard tacks.
Some OF the country school teachers
believe they can make more money
raising chickens than teaching the
young idea how to shoot.
Tne missouri river, which was very
low when the Ice went out, is gradually
filling UP to a higher mark.
Washburn is one OF the slope towns
that IL showing an improvement
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Some OF the editors are stiIl urging
warfare on flies
There are over 100 steam and gaso-
line plow outfits at work in the Golden
valley around Beach.
An inspector went to Beach TO In
vestigate the character Of Editor Brin-
ton-wfo is slated for the .. o.
The Mott Press states work has been
commenced on the grading for the n
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Proprietor Park OF a pool hall al
Dogden started to lick his wife. His
hired man interfered and licked the
boss. Later Park got even by cracking
the h. m. over the coco with q hammer
and both landed in jail.
The Anamoose Progress has added
a German department, also depart
n1ent devoted to Kief, a new town.
The Neche Chronotype asserts that
not satisfied with having taken out
their own ads-the boycotters at Neche
are endeavoring TO head of outside ad
vertising for The Chronotype-and
there you are.
Drayton has q lady who viii soon
celebrate the Tooth anniversary Of her
birth.
Grand Forks is sure there are more
school children there then in Fargo
the stories of the deadly typhoid baciIIi
stories OF the deadly typhoid bacciIli
that were alleged to have had their
habitat at the Forks-must have been
exaggerated.
With four new hotels and additions
to old ones in Fargo during 1909-the
visitors next fall should not have to
walk the streets for lack OF place TO
snooze.
Col. C. "A. Lounsberry will spend
some time In the state before returning
to his desk in the land department at
Washington.
Material is being shipped to Willis
ton for the new flour mill.
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There is sti1l considerable excitement
at wf1Iiston over the alleged shortage
In the office of the former City Audi
tor Poe.
FDFHlGT mayor SCuIDSScT VI MasNAhC
has given $1,000 to wesley college.
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Any white man or white woman
anxious to marrv nigger-better
hurry-as the new law against such
marriages becomes effective July 1.
600
Secretary Hall Of the state railway
commission has moved his family to
@r1v,,
Miss Mary Pennington who chris
tened the Great Northern vessel, the
North Dakota, is to teuscn in the state
Industrial school at Glendale.
Minnewaukan voted unanimously TO
bond the town for better fire fighting
apparatus.
Editor Matt johnson will run The
Souris Messenger as well as The Ome-
NEE Herald. After his legislative ex-
perience last winter Matt feels like
"a little Job OF running bunch of
newspapers is not a difficult task.
John Hartinger Of Washburn, who
was awarded medal for service In
Germany in the Franco Prussian war
finds that he is also entitled to a
pension.
This is the time of the year when
the farmers are busily engaged in
digging wolves OF OF their dens.
900
The creamery association at Cas-
selton has been organized and many OF
the prominent residents of the city
are stockholders. w. .. Port is presi-
dent, L. A. Taubert secretary and f..
w. Powlison manager.
F. z. Smith, the old timer printer
at Casselton. has started paper at
Galloway, MINI.
The state medics admire the work
Of Secretary Rowe of the association,
who added thirty members last year.
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A Casseiton man came to and found
ne was eight miles from Hope and
hadn't eaten anything for two days.
He doesn't know how 1t happened but
may change his brand.
The Chronicle is endeavorins to
arouse more public spirit In LaMoure.
The Chronicle had some fun with
the fellows who were mixed up in
the senior banquet at LaMoure.
The graduating exercises at the state
school for the deaf at Devils Lake