The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-27
N. D. Kernels

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Finley has an active 4ood govern
ment league.
The Wyndmere Enterprise has given
up the ghost.
This Is the last week OF the John Doe
booze shipments.
With fax 50 per-how would you
ike TO be a fax grower?
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The opening Of the skating rink was
a big event at Newburg.
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The McCluskey Gazette man claims
to have been cleaning house.
Editor Olson Of fG The New Rockford
Transcript admits his modesty.
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There Ia q protest at Minot over the
charge for telephone service.
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There are reports of a newspaper to
be started at Erie, Cass county.
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Several of the North Dakota papers
are urging, a national divorce law.
Editor Disney's wllIiston Herald has
had prosperous advertising season.
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The North Dakotans behind the
plow have no kick coming on 1909.
Delayed freight shipments are being
moved in some sections of the state.
The weather man was good to the
people through the Christmas sea-
son.
l.. W. Gammons who died recently at
Minot was formerly resident of LIS
bon.
Some OF the politicians evidently ex-
pected something in their Christmas
socks.
The Milton Globe refers to the mo
torious Major Murphy Of Minot."I
Why?
mas at the home of Editor Mitchell of
Hunter.
Some residents Of Tower City are re-
ported to have gone to BucaIo for
their hard coal.
;. Il. Wilson an elevator man at
CargiH has become a lumber agent at
New Rockford.
The new buildings Of the Feeble
Minded institute at Grafton are near
ing completion.
Editor Mitchell of Hunter calls at
tention to the folly OF the publication
of cards Of thanks.
900
The Rolla Star has frightened I'D
and Editor Hoskins is making all his
competitors hump. q
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A Bismarck dispatch insists there
Will be at least six candidates for the
U. s. senatorship.
Some Of the politicians are awaiting
till spring opens up before seeding
their political crop.
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Some Christmas socks were too small
to hold the offerings. There were more
that were not crowded.
900
The Democrat insists the streets and
the alleys of Minot have been given
over to corporations.
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There are complaints at Cogswell be-
cause some people remove lanterns and
pals from the fire hall.
900
Marshall will have to pay his own
postage bill in this campaign according
to an observant Minoter.
900
Nnarlv all fba cnhool E~, Dtat,
land county were disposed of at the re-
cent sale-at Wahpeton.
900
Some Of the alleged theatrical at
fractions are being handed rude pack
ages by North Dakota editors.
900
Drivers who are tightly bundled up
are having the usual trouble avoiding
being struck by railway engines.
900
Many editors advanced publication
day last week to get ready for the at
tack on the Christmas good things.
The discussion over the death of the
Mckenzie boy at Aneta is still. being
ventilated in The Aneta Panorama.
The Minot Democrat thinks Sennett
er than the lower branch of congress
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Purcell of Wahpeton is getting some
nice notices on his candidacy for the
democratic nomination for u. S. sem
ator.
Veterinarian Jones of Wahpeton was
fined $50 and costs at Wheaton, MINI.
for practicing without Minnesota IL
cense.
Postmaster SearIe OF Dicley is dead
after a severe illness. He was formerly
q resident Of Northfeld. Mimi. and
Grandin, N. d.
Letters from North Dakotans who
went back east to spend the holidays
indicate that some of them fell into
bad weather.
The success of the sale of the Red
Cross stamps during the holidays was
so marked that some people insist 1t
should be kept up.
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The destruction of the chemical
building at the agricultural college is
a serious blow for the institution when
rooms are so badly needed.
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The injunction at Minot against the
houses of ill-fame, which were within
the city limits, has thrown the women
in the down town districts.
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The For1nan News complains of a
lack of activity in that burg this win
ter. Editor Jordan of the Cogswell En-