The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-07
N. D. Kernels

Ledger.
Ransom county had a successful
corn contest.
The fremen's BAH at Harvey was a
| Ward county's delinquent tax list
was long one.
The first cases OF smallpox were re-
ported at Fredonia.
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The Hustler tells OF a live bunch Of
boosters at Flasher.
The Lisbon papers have many evil
dences OF prosperity.
MohaH is coming to the front with
gas well proposition.
The Edgeley Mail tells OF two lady
editors There are others.
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Kenmore seems to be in the lead as
the site Of a briquetting plant
G. M. washburn, near Edgeley, lost
MS large barn and contents by fire.
The farmers elevator at Brinsmaae
may be converted into an Equity
elevator.
The disposition OF the fees of the
county Offices in LaMoure county is In
controversy
The Harvey Herald claims the tnir-
teen elevators there handle 100000
bushels of grain.
Cass and Ward counties conyicts ait
the state pen are anxious to breathe
the outdoor air.
w. II. Wright Is the new editor Of
The New Rockford Provost succeeding
H. w. Arnitage.
Tuesday of Thanksgiving week many
farmers in Wells county were dragging
their plowed land.
The Edinburg Tribune seems to
think The Grand Forks Herald is
neither fish or fowl.
900
"Old Bill'' MUMMY found good use
for his copy of the tariff bill. He uses
it for single wrappers Tl2a
Harry G. Ellis is the new CONNER
cial club secretary at Mlnot. He was
formerly of Minneapolis.
The people of Mandan had more
fears Of coal shortage than those OF
other towns in the state.
The Edmore Herald has a vigorous
protest because Of the drunken men
seen on the streets there.
LaMoure county people expressed
general regret at the removal OF "Old
Man" French to California.
900
A lodge of the Moose was instruct
ed at Underwood with eighty members
and one will be established at Minot.
900
The Williston State thinks Robt L.
Stewart, the briquette man, is now
working the people around Missoula.
Mont.
There vii be great drouth IN the
state when the new law regarding
c. o. d. liquor shipments becomes eff
fective.
Even sewer systems need fresh air.
or the poisonous vapors will back into
homes causing diphtheria and other
troubles.
A. p. Guy is no longer the editor
of The Wishek News. l.. Grueninger.
E. H. Cook and Chas. Roehm are now
in charge.
The Bismarck Tribune anticipates
that Packard and The Forum may get
together and "sned tears of affection"
What fate!
Real basketball games are already
being played in some towns In most
sections the fun will not start until
after the holidays.
900
Back to the farm mes more allur-
ing sound in North Dakota than in
states where nature has been less
bountiful with the fertility.
90
The New Rockford Provost favors
ncorporation-and it does seem that
town like the Eddy county capital
should outgrow its villageness.
The Grafton News and Times ac-
cuses lady resident of that town OF
making disparaging remarks about the
paper as an advertising medium.
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Sheriff Olson will have to rent a lot
Of space in the Williston papers If ne
explains everything sprung on him by
Colonel Whitehead of The State.
900
The Forum endeayored to say some
thing about Rex Lampman-and the
printer got 1t rev" There is moth
ing particularly clerical about Rex.
600
The Leader complains because the
train service is such it is impossible
for Glendale to get some of the better
shows that go to Wanpeton and Aber-
deem.
Medora is to have grain elevator In |
the spring-and the oldest inhabitant |
can scarcely realize that there is a |
sufficient amount Of grain grown for |
an elevator.
At Ashley three cream buyers were |
proceeded against by Dairy Commits |
sioner Flint on charge of permitting /
conditions around their
places Of business,
The Sun tells OF a $4,000 business
block for Stanley. 1t will be erected
by Geo. w Wilson, register Of the
Williston landoffice-and a newspaper
man till he reformed.
The Glendale Record claims that
The Cakes Times-edited by Tom
Marshall's Friday Wright has alve-a lsxy