The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-12
N. D. Kernels

A
great ball.
900
There was a bad prairie Are near
White Earth.
900
The auto accidents continue as fire.
quent as ever.
There was still some unthreshed fax
around Berlin.
The creamery at Raw win be opera-
ted all winter.
900
Mclean county had a successful far
mers' institute.
The Walhalla Mountaineer claims the
tallest sunfiower.
"A Greater Beach"Zthat's what The
Advance stands for.
The arrest of wheat thieves is ex-
pected in Towner county.
The new lottery law is a rigid one.
1t becomes effective Jan. /.
900
The Crosby Review is having some
fun making political states.
900
The McClus1y Gazette reports the
demise of The Lincoln News.
coo
The hose house at Bismarck is to be
converted into a police station.
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President McVey Of the state uni
versity is an enthusiastic golfer.
90
charter has been issued to the
Farmers Creamery Co. in Washburn.
90
The experienced auctioneers are
getting their ads in the state papers.
There is rejoicing at Kramer because
new bath rooms have been established.
Poor Packard! He accuses The Fo-
rum Of using billingsgate in reference
to him.
The Flasher Hustler is inclined to
place most of the blame on the u. S.
senate.
Much flax straw is being baled in
Stutsman county for shipment to Min
neapolis.
The prairie fire in Mckenzie
county swept over twenty-five miles of
territory.
Towner county is getting some adj
vertisement out of the senatorial ap-
pointment.
His friends expect to see former
Senator Hansbrough in the senatorial
race next spring.
900
Colonel Bloom Of The Devils Lake
Journal admits that Packard of Valley
City is beautiful
900
Nursery men report having done a
big business in the western part of
the state this fa''.
Indian summer certainly did some
lingering in the lap of winter-before
the cold snap came.
There are still some people who
want the newspapers to pull their
chestnuts out of the fire.
Only two criminal cases at Wash
burn were heard at the recent term of
court. The rest went over.
900
Travellers from the west intimate the
lid has been completely inverted in
both Bismarck and Mandan.
900
All kinds of state states are reported
by the political workers. Some of
them won't stand very long.
900
A sod house was burned near Dog
den. woman saved a dozen people
aFb
Real estate deals around McHenry
are frequent and the advance in the
price of land has been rapid.
900
The Minot Democrat heard Colonel
Little of Bismarck would be candi-
date for the U. S. senatorship.
@1W
The Dickey Reporters improved ap-
pearance is matter of some comment
among the newspaper fraternity.
The Goodrich Citizen is surprised
that some one from McClusky didn't
endeavor to land the senatorship
900
The installation of linotype by The
jamestown Alert marks the beginning
OF improvement in that publication.
900
The G. N. offered to haul the fire
engine for Lansford free of charge and
have an engineer tinker it occasionally.
90
The Ray Pioneer is dissatisfied with
the manner in which the personal tax
records of Williams county have been
kept.
"Old Bilr' MUMMY is almost 70---but
his Buford Tribune doesn't read like
there is any weakness or old age about
the editor.
Despite the claim of the prohibition
lists that there are many wet spots in
the state-the farmers insist the soil
is drier than for years.
900
Governor Burke should get that SEN
atorial matter off his stomach so he
can rig up truly grateful sort OF
Thanksgiving proclamation.
North Dakota continues to gain fame
from the poetry Of J. w. Foley of
Bismarck and Professor Hult Of the
state university, formerly of Fargo.
Near Crosby the Peterson Bros.
threshing rig was burned and the same
fire destroyed grain belonging to Edwin
Dahl. four stacks going up in smoke.
80
Ormsby McHarg, formerly OF James
town, warns young men against taking
government positions. Probably all of
them wouldn't talk as much as Nc