The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-30
N. D. Kernels


The Tribune wants streets at Town
er properly lighted.
New Rockford is determined to have
a winning ball team.
The instruments have been ordered
for the band at Nome
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The Munich Herald comes out IL
new form and greatly improved.
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Darlington and Foste- county are q
have combined market and gophel
day.
The commissioners of Foster countJ
are alive to the advantages of good
roads.
The Cartwright News is a helpful
factor in the development of Mckenzie
county
The Hustler insists that Flasher Ii
destined to be the metropolis of Nor
ton county.
With the proposed extension of the
N. p. Pingree win be lively town
this summer.
Three c." willis Of The Sawyer
Clipper is candidate for treasurer in
Ward county.
The people of Ransom county are
enthusiastic for P. H Rourke for the
supreme bench.
The Marion Sentinel appears to have
a proper conception Of the morning
sheet in Fargo.
The Cando Herald is spicy weekly
The Flint Bros. are experts at the
newspaper game.
Editor Gross Of The State-Line Her
aid retains lively interest in Fargo,
his old home town.
Congressman Hanna is to be con-
graduated on getting his Berthold res
ervation bill through.
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Sheriff Boyle of Cass county re-
Gently purchased another half section
to add to his large farm.
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The Ryder News showed up the
sheet in Fargo in his efforts
to injure Congressman Hanna.
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The people Of Grafton greatly regret
that Father Mcdonald is compelled
to go west because Of his health.
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The tow mill at Mayville may be
removed to some other location owing
to the difficulty in securing flax straw.
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If the reservation lands at Berthold
are worth something the people will
not object to paying a reasonable
price.
Windy Smith of Buffalo refuses to
be consoled. There is little Immediate
prospects Of a fast baseball team this
season. ii.
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There has been some harmony talk
in republican ranks in North Dakota
but it doesn't APPEAR to have been
very loud.
Secretary of State Blaisdel is carry
ing on quiet but apparently an eff
fective campaign for the congressional
nomination.
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Robert Dahm Of Sheldon was oper-
ated on in Fargo hospital for APP
pendicitis-but they didn't open him
with prayer.
For once the newspaper men of the
state are practically unanimous. They
agree that there is a great necessity
for better roads.
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The New Rockford Transcript prints
a cut of some OF the handsome new
buildings being constructed in the
burned district there.
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The rural mail routes are growing
in popularity and as the state develops
there are demands for an exrenstnl OF
the system in North Dakota.
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Farmers and autoists agree on one
proposition-the necessity for good
roads. When the farmer happens to
own an auto he is doubly enthusiastic.
900
The merchants. of Tolna are not as
liberal advertisers as they should be.
The Tribune is a good booster for
the town but 1t should have some
assistance.
With the shortage of census enum-
orator in the western half OF the state
there are few people sufficiently idi-
otto to assert there was any politics
In the appointments.
900
Attorney McEnroe of Fargo refused
to be intimidated by Governor Burke
and called the latter down for acting
as the attorney for the defendants in
the school land Investigations.
DIR. White of Mayville, who was
chopped up for appendicitis at the
same time the kernels man was cary
ed, is developing into fancy poultry
raiser and sells eggs at dozen cents
each.
A Pole, who was suffering from an
extended debauch, was put off the train
in Billings county and acted so
strangely he was placed under arrest.
Later he was permitted to proceed to
Russia.
Editor Myers OF The Newburg sun
tells of a man with his second wife,
who wrote a patent medicine house for
q bottle Of their dope, saying 1t had
killed his first wife and he wanted
some more.
600
The Darlington Record thinks the
line The Westhope STANDARD ran un-
der Congressman Hannas cut-"The
Man Who Works for North Dakota''-
Is good enough to make Hanna slog
an during the campaign. 1t Is as true
as any that could be adopted.