The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-23
N. D. Kernels

| Dickinson has some crack bowlers.
/ 900
Brinsmade's new band is practicing
Sargent county has nine Newspapers
Marshall Nichoi Of Maxbass resign
| ed.
Mohall and Antler are to bore for
gas
wilton hopes to SCI the n. r. extern
sion..
The Messenger wants banker at
MONT
Dawson rejoices over new photo
gallery.
Dickinson is to have q fast basket
ball team.
The strike situation has little effect
at Dickinson.
Wflliston is TO have a band dance
New Years eve.
The Monitor wants a commercial
club at Maxbass
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Antler has organized a company to
drill for NATURAL gas.
w. c. oliver of Fargo purchased the
Grand hotel ct Medina.
There are a number of excellent
creameries in Morton county.
900
The Bottineau News wonders what
has become OF Tommy Poole.
The opening of the operahouse at
LaMoure was an important event.
600
The Christmas editions Of the week
~ papers are coming in-bunches.
S@M
There is a row on In Bowman county
because settlers leave wells unprotect-
ed.
Omaha corn show was a big ad for the
state.
The Bowdon Guardian used UP a
lot of space to roast The Harvey
Herald.
Some correspondents are endeavor- |
ing to fnfiict dialect poetry on The |
Forum.
Stark county violators OF the pro- |
hibition law are sitting up and TAX
ing notice
The members OF the American So
ciety of Equity around New Rockford,
meet Jan. s
The stormy weather caused the |
OF the farmers insti |
tute at Nome.
w. H. Ware has purchased The
Crosby Review and Editor Paulson re-
tires after a long service.
900
Editor Schley, the new man Of The
Courtenay Gazette, got out one OF the
neatest Christmas editions.
600
Doc Purcell of Wahpeton will no
doubt be the democratic candidate
for the U. s. senatorsnip.
The Harvey Herald man wonders i'll
he has been reformed by the editor OF
The Fessenden Free Press.
How would you like to be a good
speller and with the spoilers stand in
the state contest-and win out?
900
Some of the new lawyers lost little
time in getting busy and are now
taking whirl at the legal game.
1@9
Editor Nye Of The Medina Citizen 10
congratulations on the ex-
cellence of his Christmas edition.
Mrs. Watts and Mrs. Sandman a.
Cando received notice their brother had |
been killed by thug in ST. Louis.
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Billings county furnished two OF the
candidates at the state bar
recently held In Fargo.
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lot OF farmers are planning to at
lend the Tri-Stats convention in Far
80, Jan. 1921 and many OF them will
bring their wives along for an outing.
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Some editors were gladdened BY the
payment of subscriptions by delfn-
Christmas presents.
eco
The Herald thinks that any town
With such nice sidewalks as Harvey
should we keep them clean OF snow.
900
The Minor Teller evidently doesn't
'ecall some of the suits brought years
Lgo to compel the county off1cials to
urn back fees
The Kuhn Messenger objects to being
eft off the map. The Bismarck Trib-
Inc took off the state--two miles In
he clouds over the capital city.
Potter of The Enderlin Independent
md Mitchell OF The Sheldon Progress
played checkers for the editorial
of Ransom county and
Mitchell won.
The Forman News man says he will
cad Marshall's anr ouncements, shake
lands with him and be civil--no mat
or what Marshall says behind Athsl
ditor's back X
The Cando Herald Is a persistent
looster for Sennett for congress. Ifll
Iennett wins out. one OF the Flint
rothers certainly Is entitled to a pri-
ate secretaryship.
900
The insurgent candidates for office
ppear more anxious TO get up against
he pie counter than the stalwarts--
il least they are announcing their
earlier
900
The Garrison Independent doesn't
In the enthusiasm which
he people of the towns north OF thar
oint feel over the opening Of the