The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-10
N. D. Kernels

There is a plea for an auto binder.
There is ruction at wlnistOn over
telephone rates.
Minot Is to have turkish bath
parlor for ladies.
La Moure county is harvesting the
best crop 1t ever had.
900
The International is making an eff.
fort 70 revive Portal.
600
The Northwood creamery has been
remarkably successful.
The Cavalier county newspapers
praised the Langdon fair.
Some fine samples Of Alaskan"
wheat have been reported.
The corn corp in Richland county is
said to be the best ever.
900
A Barnes county man runs two har-
vesters with a gasoline motor.
900
A farmer in Ward county is to be
prosecuted for fencing road
600
The milk inspection ordinance was
passed by the Bottineau council.
900
Burlington may establish gas plant
to supply that section of the state.
The Journal published q cut Of Ken
mare that shows the towns growth.
SSs&
The condition OF the N. p. track at
Kathryn has been greatly improved.
900
1t is estimated that the damage by
hail in Barnes county exceeded $1,000
600.
Many prominent members of the
North Dakota G. A. r. are In Salt Lake
CITY,
North Dakota has had more than it's
share Of drowning accidents this sum-
mer.
The Kenmare Journal reports that
many laborers are needed in that Sec
tion.
There was indignation at Bowdon
over the promiscuous dog poisoning
cases. a.>.
%4A
At Hillsboro a man captured a rae
coon that had been raiding his chicken
| coops.
These auto excursions should result
benefcially for the good roads move
ment.
900
Il, 0F
paper started at Berg, Mckenzie
county.
Small fields of grain are reported to
have been blighted in various parts of
the state.
A revenue collector got busy at Max
bass and made some Of the booze
vendors dig.
The Milton Globe man wants the
former Supporters of NJ. N Johnson to-
say something.
Judge Templeton makes blind pig
pers pay their fines or serve them out
at 81 per day.
Editor Carlson of The Bottineau
Courant pulled a, November quotation
on Matt Johnson.
The Buffalo Express notes that the
the unadvertised hotel there is having
troubles Of its own.
The Johnnie Barker, who was
drowned near Hankinson, was former
ly resident of Kindred.
600
The Pen1bina Pioneer Express thinks
some inventor should get up binder
that would do more work.
900
Hankinson claims the honor OF
threshing the first 1909 grain-barley
being knocked out there July 81.
900
The Bowman Pioneer hopes there
will be a state fair nailed down some
where and a latter date for holding it.
There was a shooting affray near
Paddington in which one brother en-
deavored to make a target out of an
other.
"Old BiIl' Mumby reports he harv-
ested his barley-but Stickley Of Ken
mare wonders what he did with the
wild oat crop.
The plan to hold a mass meeting
at Kenmare to discuss the proposition
to increase the bonded Indebtedness
didn't materialize.
900
| The Wahpeton Globe Gazette be-
Iieves that rs per cent OF the criminal
business of Richland county come from
the southern part.
Some Of the editors advocate that
all newspapers tell the truth. This
would be funny world-if dhat policy
was rigidly followed
900
e J. Jenkins is now sole owner of
The Manning News. The paper looks
better since the weather became warm
enough for the rollers to thaw out.
900
| The Nome Tribune wants the pub
fishers of weekly papers to drop all
| delinquent subscribers and to send
the paper only when paid in advance
900
Dunn county isn't being boosted as
much as some other sections of the
state but there have been hundreds