The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-06-24
N. D. Kernels

pleased with its recent contest.
Some of the men who have beer
paid rewards for capturing blind pig.
gers will be forced to disgorge-if the
law Is declared invalid.
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Band concerts are great things tc
Ienliven towns.
Two Medina men admitted the thert
lof fax.
There seems to be considerable sat
isfaction over the school election al
Bismarck.
The Dickinson Post has every evil
dence Of prosperity.
Horswiu. the town that wants to be
the county seat of Hettinger county,
will have big celebration July s.
600
/ The manufacture of fax twine may
be started at Dickinson.
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The commercial club at Dickinson
voted against q Fourth of July cele-
bration.
The officials Of the general land
Office are waging war against the
final proof sheets.
The Gentry dog and pony shows
have invaded North Dakota.
900
Stark county lands are in great de-
mand this year, The heavy rainfall
this summer has made that section
of the state look like garden spot
900
The electric light people at Dickin-
son had two boilers shipped In by
express.
Residents of Hankinson have all
ready begun to guess on what the CEN,
sus will show. Some of them say 1000.
90
Ono Of the merchants at HanEin-
son has established a ladies' rest room
and the patrons appreciate the i'm
novation.
The News comments on the short
age of residences for rent at Hank
inson.
The Forman News thinks the Mar
shall organs are showing great activ- 4
ity in attacking McCumber,
Editor Maltby wants North Dakota
to send another maintained In the
land of the F1ickertails-to the Whit
House.
The Forman News fears there is a
Sargent county play second fiddle to
Dickey.
There are many rumors OF news
paper changes in Sargent county.
John D. Woods Is the man in charge
of the Lidgerwood Broadaxe while
Editor andrews is in Fargo
900
Foster county land recently sold at
$40 per acre.
There was an epidemic OF matri-
mony at Darlington.
900
The Darlington Independent has re-
Gently received a lot of new type.
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Telephone communication is being
restored in the path of the big tornado
the last of May.
Editor Lum of the Darlington Inde-
pendent is touring Minnesota and
Iowa in search Of festive land buyers.
Darlington is distictly on the map
this week.
Some papers are claiming the dis
tinction of being the first to boost
Frank s. Talcott for governor.
600
The plan of Bottineau to pump water
from spring in the Turtle mountains
was not feasible because of the cost.
900
The firemen at Bottineau gave up
a part of the town hall for rest room
for the lady visitors to town on cir
Gus day.
E. F. Collins of Fargo win open a
tailor shop at Overly.
Attorney Smith Stimmel of Cassel-
ton, formerly of Fargo, has been busy
in the lecture field. He is veteran
of the Civil war and one Of the sur
viving bodyguard of Lincoln.
900
North Dakotans are awaiting the
new vegetables radish from Japan
and cabbage from China-~both said
to be OF high quality.
900
An effort is being made to have a
better road from Souris to Lake Met
igoshe.
The people of Michigan City were so
pleased with the market day--that
there will be more OF 'em.
900
The Newsy sheet-The Bismarck
Settler-is not exactly favorable to the
action of some personal friends urging
state Senator Talcott to become can
didate for the nomination for COVER
nor.
There is one objection to the crea-
ton Of the new Shrine temple at Grand
Forks-tfe visits OF the handsome
Colonel Hager of Grafton to Fargo
may be less frequent. Grant is always
a welcome visitor and his gentle voice
can frequently be heard a block away
as he urges the novices across the
heated sands.
The letters Of Colonel Lounsberry to
The Forum are widely read
The w. c. T. u. organizers are busy
in North Dakota this summer.
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The plan to establish rest rooms In
different towns IN the state is meeting,
with a great deal OF approval.
Sherwood planned a baseball tour
nament.
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