The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-08
N. D. Kernels


sykeston piggers were rounded I'D
by the officials.
Listen to the tales OF woe from the
chicken shooters.
The Richland county sheriff keeps the
piggers on the jump.
1 900
There was Society Of Equity pic
mic in Richland county.
600
The yeggmen are accompaniements
OF the threshing season.
Successive market days are reported
to be great trade getters.
The threshing engine whistles are
heard In every direction.
| 900
Douglas people are holding enthus-
iastic telephone meetings.
| 600
Editor Nagel of The Forbes Republic
can was on the sick list
Another rural mail route Is to be
established out of Douglas.
| The Fessenden Free Press reports
wheat yields ten to twelve bushels
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Rural telephone lines are multiplying
rapidly in the western part Of the state
900
| The good crops should make 1t easy
to sell things in North Dakota this
fall.
Around Sharon the wheat went from
thirteen to twenty five bushels per
acre.
was captured by Fessenden game war
dens.
Around Minor hard wheat went
from fifteen to thirty three bushels per
acre.
The editor Of The Minor Teller
doesn't believe in the give and take"
policy.
Sargent county appears to be among
the most prosperous regions of the
state.
Don't forget there Is no security
known-any better than North Dakota
dirt.
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The Linton Record insists on the
youngsters being kept off the street al
night.
The Buford country claims to have
grown some magnificent wheat this
season.
The Bismarck Settler man promises
to keep out of the trance business III
the future.
Western Stutsman county is reported
by The Courtenay Gazette to be grow
ing rapidly.
Editor Gross of The State-Line Her.
aid at North Lemon continues to have
lot OF fun.
come interested in one of the banks
at Washburn.
Mckenzie county ranchers are round
ing up their live stock and getting
ready for the shipping.
The elevator interests appear to be
lining UP to fight McCumber in the
: next senatorial campaign.
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/ The cranking apparatus on DR.. Pla-
, tou's auto at Valley City kicked bach
and broke the surgeons arm.
900
James Madden, q hobo, was badly
stabbed by another man Of the same
great profession at Newburg.
The Clipper doesn't claim that Saw
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ton to its general prosperity.
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| Typhoid cases are being reported in
threshing crews-as a result of the
poor water supply in some localities.
This is the time OF the year the
threshers tell big stories abou how
much grain they can knock out In a
day.
The proposition to consolidate the
two papers at Forrnan fell through
and the editors are now going for each
other.
The work Of the American Society OF
Equity in advising farmers to hold
their grain-is getting results In many
lcounties.
4 900
A. o. Paulson sold The Sharon Re-
porter to S. Malmin, for some time the
right hand man Of The Northwood
Cleaner.
600
i Editor Fyles OF The Minor Teller
related some Of his experiences as chief
cook and bottle washer while his bet-
ter half was on the sick list
900
There was lot OF grain in the state
that escaped rain entirely between the
time 1t was harvested and threshed.
1t should show a rich golden color.
Peter Madsen, a pioneer Of Hunter.
who returned to his native land In Dem
mark a year or so ago, has completed
a visit with friends in this country
and goes back to Denmark.
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The Rugby Optimist tells OF the
death OF Boomer" the village dog that
had q reputation OF having eaten the
tag ends of more porterhouse steaks
than any other canine in the state.
i 900
The KimbaIl mystery ct Larimore
has assumed another phase. Efforts
are being made TO compel Mrs. kim
ball to repay the insurance she re-
ceived on her husbands disappearance
fourteen years ago.
The Page Record thinks all unneces-
sary red tape has been eliminated In
| the oil inspectorship since it's editor
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