The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-12
N. D. Kernels

Lightning struck an elevator al
The Aneta baseball team has dis
Another guzher wen was found near
Grossly.
wflliston may secure an osteOpathins
physician
The wTlIiston cemetery has been
beautiied.
There Is some fine alfalfa around
conrtenay.
The new Lutheran church at Velva
win cost $4,000.
Few spOts in the state are humping
more than Mott
A new rural mail route is to be es-
tablished out Of Mott.
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Stutsman county has been q great
field for nurserymen.
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Things are so prosperous at wIlnston
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Men who run threshing rigs are
planning to boost prices.
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Berthold farmers are to have an
elevator to handle their crops.
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Editor Stevens OF Calvin sold The
Times to citizens OF that town.
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well-if the plans turn out all right
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FairdaIe and Calvin played an
eighteen inning ball game to a tie.
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Montrose, twenty miles north of Ray,
in Williams county, is to have a paper.
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! Some irrigating plans are to be tried
along the Knife river in Mercer county.
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At Bansford Frank Tyler's house was
struck by lightning ard he was shock
ed.
A Grafton gardener has an auto
truck with which to deliver his vege-
tables.
A. w. Johnson. q Hettinger county
pioneer, died at HOrswiH of heart
failure.
The eleanor is making an effort to
have the mill at Northwood put In
operation.
A roadway near Rolla, which has
been in dispute for some time, has been
reopened.
Efforts are being made to prevent
the farmers from rushing their wheat
to market.
This has been a year that should
teach grain growers the advantage of
hail insurance.
The Rolla Star doesn't see the nec-
essity OF engaging an outsider TO ex-
ploit market day.
Ed Adler, who was injured by being
thrown from a horse near Buford, died
of blood poisoning.
The editors OF The State and The
Graphic at Williston are having some
fun with each other
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williams is another county that has
the best crop since Adam and Eve first
started a truck patch.
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There is a big sensation at Bentley
and The Mott Pioneer Press tells of
a home being broken up.
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The commissioners at MInot are pro-
viding a kind Of recall system by each
man filing his resignation.
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ole Erickson, fifteen miles south OF
Columbus, was thrown In a runaway
and suffered a broken elbow.
The Mercer Telegram was somewhat
exercised over the vote on the North
Dakota senators on the tariff.
Seivert, the baseball pitcher. formerly
with Fargo and later with Binford
went west for try-out with Seattle.
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Advocates of clover crops are great
ly encouraged over the success report
ed from many sections of the state this
year.
The Tribune wants the street and
road workers at Buford to relay the
cFosswalks taken up for grading pur-
poses.
The firemen of Kenmare cleared
money on their Fourth of July celebra-
tion-having just gotten all the bills
audited.
The Review warns the farmers
around Crosby 10 beware the boz
merchants endeavoring to operate IN
that section.
Mike SchabeI, farmer near Lari.
more, was 30 badly injured in runa.
way that he was unconscious for TWEEN.
? ty-four hours.
The Crosby Eagle corrects The For
um on the price f1xed for wheat by th'
A. 8. of e. 1t was $1.15 at the term.
inal--not the home market.
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The people from Devils Lake to Can
do, Rolla, st. Johns and elsewhere III
that branch of the Great Northern. ar,
elated over direct train service from
Brandon to Fargo.
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4 John Burke says he doesn't pay an.
3 attention to what The Forum says
quite change from last fall when HI
was SO anxious to get back copies OF
his campaigning tours.
Matt Johnson Is reveling in regula
/ jag of delirius JOY these days--as b
can get his critical, bellyaching effu
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