The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-05-13
N. D. Kernels

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Of former years.
Geo. l.. Nelson, who recently sold
The Medota Herald will devote all his
time to his other paper, The Marmarth
Mail
At Enderlin q young boy died and
one OF the local papers said he had
gone to a better land. Some Of the
realty dealers might regard that as a
reflection on North Dakota.
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In several towns of the state the or
dinance regarding licensing dogs is be-
ing vigorously enforced--but In most
cases the cats escape special licenses.
A lot of dogs were poisoned at En-
derlin.
Ransom county school kids are TAX
ing a great interest in the corn con-
tests. .%
The pessin1ists Wnd e knockers
are not very popular in North Dakota
this spring.
A bunch Of italian railroad loborers
are located at Sheldon.
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At Sheldon dog poisoner got in
his work.
The independent wants a commercial
club at Enderlin.
After July 1 autoists will have to
watch for the signals OF the drivers of
teams. There will be a heavy fine for
those who refuse to stop when their
stink wagons are frightening teams.
Langdon organized an enthusiastic
Improvement league.
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F. r. Mealey of Langdon invented a
plan to remove tires from wheels.
Atty. John Hurley, formerly private
secretary to Congressman Marshall
and now of Minot, was given a big
reception at Forr--an because of his
recent marriage.
Roy Gratias of Fargo and Ray
Christensen of Nome are to, wrestle
in the latter town May II. -
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Some HSmpden business Enen were
victims ~ q aEtndler. 1928.
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While t1AA Gnwaners lrave' been busy
in the fasa6a f2sesr better halves were
doing sOsns stazn&s st house cleaning
1t was @ 8cs6 ttrae. for the farmers to
escape tran tiasax homes.
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Mandan laas a lengthy court term.
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Mandan is to have d dozen more
street lights.
Barney Dean OF Stanley was thrown
from rig and the doctors figured out
| that a. broken collar bone waa about
the worst Of his injuries.
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In the meantime StaEAey ccn4aklues
to boom.
The North Dakota Medics may is
sue a publication.
Bowman has established fire liniba.
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The Fourth of July will be duly
celebrated at Garrison.
Harry Bantin, foreman of The
Adams Budget, had an arm seriously
injured by a paper knife.
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Some vandals. mutilated and defaced
the interior and fixtures of the Scan
dinaYian Lukhsrap church at Sanborn.
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C0L G. A. I@unsberry,t &gsm1der of
The Bismarck Tribune, and for some
years in the land departemnt at Wash
ington, was called to this state as a
witness.
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set out twenty ash trees around the
building.
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War is to be again waged on quack
grass by the North Dakota farmers.
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There Is said to be a directory war
on at Valley City. Publisher Pettibone
has already secured many signed con-
tracts for his new book-and it is UNI
derstood The v. G. T.-R. is also plan
ming to issue a directory.
The war at Bowman over the cir
culation of the two newspapers Is con-
tinuing.
The Times issued a handsome spe-
cial edition to celebrate the first an
niversary OF the birth Of Reeder. The
issue was twenty pages and 1t contain
ed many illustrated areicles descriptive
of that section of the state. There
was a liberal amount Of advertising.
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The winter wheat crop in North
Dakota is reported to be most promis-
ing.
G. W.. Seelbach, formerly OF Bow
bells, Is the new editor OF The Ray
Recorder Of which Mrs. Young is pub
Usher.
The Ray Record, is adding lot OF
equipment to its plant
| Editor crockard OF The Douglas
Herald IL riding in 24-horse power
auto. He should tell sor1e OF the rest
of the pencil pushers how to work the
scheme.
G.. FL. Babcock OF New Rockford has
been appointed deputy state veteri-
marian.
Complaints are made at New Rock
ford OF a disregard Of the speed linit
ordinance by autoists.
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Chris Olson Of Rutland had his foot
terribly crushed in runaway.
The state papers are going after the
users OF profane language.
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