The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-07-10
N. D. Kernels

The state crop reports are very OPP
, timistic.
Dickey county may break into the
! oil district
Farmers are beginning to seek help
for harvest.
Drake has been having some wrest.
Rain spoiled the old settlers doings
at Cooperstown.
The slope had another OF those mil
lion dollar" rains.
! 600
There was destructive hail storm
in McHenry county.
The Express wants more paint an
pied OH Buffalo buildings
Enmons county Is devoting an in
creased acreage to alfalfa.
Efforts are being made at Bismarck
to establish a civic center.
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The Mirror published a cut of the
new school building at Tagus.
90
Dickey county is threatened wlth
another change of text books.
Citizens OF Dawson recently saw a
cyclone northwest OF the town.
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| The Cooperstown Courier fears ths
Midland Continental was a bluff.
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Local enforcement leagues are after
the blind piggers in some sections.
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If you want to find c farmer these
days look for him in the hayfield.
900
At Buffalo a large number Of buns
were rounded up and chased out of
town.
The market day at Hunter was fin-
ally pulled off under adverse condi-
tions.
The Empire theatre at Grand Forks
! is to be reopened to vaudeville next
month.
Local track records have been brok-
en- in several towns of the state this
summer.
. 900
Don't make too big claims for the
yield this fall-but just listen at the
crops grow.
The Fessenden boosters certainly
know how to put on successful fair
and race meet
Growing clover and alfalfa is be-
coming more popular among the North
Dakota farmers
The western part CT the state had a
severe storm, which resulted fatally to
one man near Beach
900 .f
| A stranger who acted in a peculiar
manner was found near Beach and
cared for by the officials.
| .ss 900
officers of the Midland Continental
have been in the state since Judge
Burke's decision on the road.
There is difference of opinion at
Wilton as to whether hitching posts
should be allowed on the streets.
900
Editor Hooking of Antler is said to
be a crack baseball pitcher. Rishoff
of The Milton Globe is some player.
900
S. T. Scott has sold The Munich
Herald to G. Crimson. The new edi-
tor is engaged in the practice of law
900
The one-crop idea of farming is be-
ing relegated and a sane and sensible
plan of diversification will succeed it,
900
Editor Lum of The Darlington Indc-
-n - T.. L - 80
his auto trip into Minnesota and IGWa,
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A Wahpeton man was indignant be-
cause some one swiped beer he had in
the ice box cooling for a hot moment
900
Fred Grant fell into forty foot well
at Drake but was fished out before
he got into any hotter country than
this.
The street railway franchise for
Wahpeton and Breckenridge passed the
city council in the latter town unani-
mously
1t is an encouraging sign when so
many counties in the state are boast
ing about the excellence of their al
falfa fields.
The Mandan Pioneer warns the
Chautauqua managers not go in |
too deeply for vaudeville and theatri-
cal attractions.
There were lot of poor people IN !
Kenmare when the taxpayers appear
ed before the board of equalization,
seeking reductions of assessment.
900
Cando people are proud of G. j. i
Lords kid" Patch, son OF the fa-
nous Dan Patch. Tt was shown on the |
track at Cando during the ra ,e meet
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The report has been circulated that
Tom Marshall spurned a diplomatic
appointment because he wanted to
break into the senatorial race again
900
The Bismarck Tribune wonders wla |
kind of a meatmarket velva had--if /
the new tangled fly trap set in rne
place caught eighteen quarts of fies.
900
Wahpeton is having row over tile |
appointment of the chief of the fire |
Observation-Disclosures TO those Fargo |
enjoyed" in the old volunteer 7re |
fighting days
An Eddy county married couple |
didn't get along harmoniously and the
husband preferred a charge of insan-
ity against his wife. The board |
thought she was not a fit subject for