The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-06
N. D. Kernels

Maxoass has an open air Ice rink
Cakes may secure a cooperative
store.
More farmers from Iowa are locat-
ing near Buffalo.
900
Minots municipal improvements are
about completed.
Some people are looking for the
freight that never came.
coo
The Hankinson News issued an ex-
ira to chronicle the fire loss.
The Bulletin may boost some favor
lite Litchvillian for governor.
The Rugby optiinist concludes
strikes are a COMPOUNDED nuisance"
The new band Instruments arrived
at Benedict and are being footed.
600
1t is said there are many horses in
Walsh county afflicted with distemper.
Most state papers contain a liberal
amount of advertising--aal of them
should.
90
State Senator Bacon of Grand Forks
says he viii not be candidate for
| governor.
The Minot Democrat thinks there
may be something in that Fountain"
after all.
There will be some notable speakers
at the Tri-State convention in Fargo
Jan. 1921.
The people OF williams county are
rejoicing over the conviction of some
horse thieves
The Steele Ozone speculates on what
would happen If The Forum turned
insurgent. Ye gods!
The Tri- County Protective associa-
ton, composed Of Stutsman, Barnes
and Griggs, has proven success.
The opening OF the williston depot
was a great event and the ladies real
lied nice sum for the library fund.
900
Minot is preparing to give the N. d.
teachers a big time at the state assoc
ciaion meeting during the holidays.
900
The Hi1lsboro Blade doesn't appear
to be enjoying the holiday prosperity
evident in many other publications.
The Hillsboro Banner congratulates
The Valley City Times Record on the
acquisition Of superior editorial talent.
Tom Marshall's man Friday Wright
issues warning to Andy Miller not
to get too ambitious-and there you
are.
The Banner wants to impress on the
people of Hillsboro the necessity OF
making the commercial club a real live
affair.
Sheriff Olson replies in The Willis
ton Graphic to Colonel Whitehead of
The Williston State--to considerable
length.
North Dakotans who attended the
eastern horse shows insist they
haven't the drawing power Of the auto
exhibits.
Fargo will entertain lot of visitors
i Il q
dozen conventions and shows on for
that week.
Rex Lampman, formerly of The
Neche Chronotype, is now editor of
The News at Gold Hill, Ore. He is still
writing poetry.
There Is a row at Minot because an
ordinance was passed prohibiting more
than one house from being attached to
one water tap.
Cnas. Keim recently removed from
Kidder county to Virginia. He writes
he dislikes the country and will be
back in January.
900
The surgeons are co reap a harvest
with operations now that the afflicted
people are over their rush work and
have time to be carved.
900
The Optimist calls attention to
restaurant that went out of business
at Rugby and suggests that the COM
mercial club might get busy.
600
One Of the New York magazines will
have large list of d. h. subscribers in
this state-judging from the number
of papers running ads for agents.
900
Fred Howell sues Sheriff Sorenson
of Ward county for $4,000 damages
FIR false Imprisonment. He was ar
rested as suspect and later turned
loose.
| Some of the coal dealers in few
towns of the state are reported to have
attempted to advance prices as re-
suit of the strike-but the scheme did
not work.
| Old timers state this winter is like
that of 1S77-7S and predict there will
! be thaw in January or February and
the farmers will do their blowing and
other work.
The Minot Democrat thinks If G. A.
Johnson would be a candidate for gov
ernor again it would put The Forum,
The Bismarck Tribune and other pa
| pers in the hole.
The Rugby Optimist thinks Dave
Carlson of The Bottineau Courant will
enjoy the row between Falkenstein of
The Bottineau News and Johnson of
The omemee Herald.
900
There are some differences at Lidg-
erwood between Father Ciner and Or
ganist Novotny of the Bohemian
Catholic church and the row has reach
| ed the newspaper stage.
900
| Editor Greenwood of The Nome
Tribune contrasts the joys and the
sorrows of metropolitan life with those