The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-11
N. D. Kernels
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Bottineau county Is gaining fame as
Land owners In Ward county are
advertising for renters.
New Rockford has an osteopath per-
manently located there.
900
The Cando Democrat tells some out
of-season fishing stories.
900
A Hazelton man threshed fourteen
bushels of alfalfa seed.
Hunters in the northern part Of the
state are after the geese
The new train service is not salts
factory to sanborn people.
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The Bowdon Guardian presents a
greatly improved appearance,
900
The Herald tells Of the advantages
OF Douglas as a grain market.
900
There vas a good attendance at the
farmers institute at Hazelton.
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Another operator was burned in
Emmons county near Hazelton.
The editor of The Kenmare News
was caught on jury duty at Minot.
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The prairie chickens are getting se
rest at least they are supposed to,
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Some skeletons were found in the
old Indian burying grounds near Ink
ster.
Many editors in the state deplore the
way some girls fiirt--with the other
fellow.
The News reports a destructive pra-
irie fire about fifteen miles west of
Kenmare.
man was beaten up in pool room
at Garrison and the citizens were very
indignant
The Dickinson Recorder roasted
some "lawless hoodlums'' in the gallery
of the theatre.
J. B. Ayle of Riga will devote his
entire farm to Bromus inermis which
he raises for seed.
Stark county raised more than the
amount assigned as its share of the
silver service fund.
900
There are twenty four criminal cases
for the term of court at Williston,
which opens Nov. 20.
The Cavalier county authorities are
strongly after drugstore violators Of
the prohibition law.
90
The change of time card on the N. p.
caught lot of people out in the west
ern part Of the state.
The editor of The Minot Democrat
positively declines to believe Alex Nc
Kenzie is out OF politics.
600
If lumber can be manufactured out
of straw--would a wheat grower be
lunberman or farmer?
900
II is claimed that rs per cent of the
Standing Rock Indian reservation will.
make good farming lands.
900
Editor Thurston is back in charge of
The Hazelton Republican after wan
dering off after strange gods.
The Walhalla Mountaineer conducted
a farm produce contest and some in
teresting exhibits were shown.
900
The great Northern officials refer to
the smash UP at Rugby as lucky
wreck" as no lives were lost
900
The voters of Beach declared for
incorporation. The election of officials
is the next thing on the programme.
W&8
The Tagus Mirror and The BlaisdelI
Bulletin editors are throwing great
chunks of billingsgate at each other
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More schools will have basketball
teams this year than formerly. Many
contests are already being scheduled.
The Minot Democrat, edited by L. d.
McGahan, condemns insurgent meet
ings in Fargo to fix up political states.
900
Officials are endeavoring to run
down the miscreants who fired on
the postoffice building at Lidgerwood.
w. S. Hurley, formerly of Forman,
is in chargs of The Hazelton Republi-
can since W. P. Thurston resumed the
ownership.
H. q. Payne, a travelling man for
Minneapolis drug house, dislocated
his shoulder in an auto accident at
Michigan City.
There are said to be fine turkeys
around Walhalla and Editor Lee has
evil designs on fat young gobbler for
Thanksgiving day.
Express Messenger Wallace OF the
Great Northern was injured by the
explosion of a fire entinguisher. His
hand was badly lacerated.
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There is evidently no great affec-
ton for c. Hewitt Browne of The
Perth Journal-by Editor Olson of The
New Rockford Transcript.
900
When any mention is made Of its
great friend Stockwell-The Valley
City editor stands up on 1nis hind legs
and brays most blatantly.
North Dakota has escaped fatalities
from boiler explosions, prairie chicken
shooting and football--but the deer
shooting season will soon be on.
900
The Valley City Times Record turn
ed it's mud batteries on The Bismarck
Tribune. If Jimmy ever starts In to
| hurl northumberland will be sorry