The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-20
N. d. Kernels

| Don't forget to plant q tree.
/ The Fessenden Dramat.r club mad
a big hit.
Logan county politics are showinI
more life.
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| Alfalfa ten inches high is reportet
at Beach.
The recent snow started the gras
on the ranges.
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The crop Of new Incorporation
doesn't increase.
The people OF Mandan are elates
over the hospital,
Ambrose has decided on big cele,
bration for July I.
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The N. r. Is planning many i'm.
provements ut Mandan.
Boosters for good roads are at work
In many sections of the state.
MayviNe viii have bigger and
better mill than before the tre.
The democrats win hold state
meeting ali Grand Forks April rs.
The plan 10 have band concerts al
Mtnet this summer has fallen through.
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There viii he an immense flax acre
age ON the new land In the western
part 81 the state,
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The RemAlna county editors are
still 1T II, THE county seat matter
Is the real live issue,
The discussion ever the proposed d.
vision of Morton eeantS is exciting a
great deal of interest
Outside the valley many farmers
had completed their wheat seeding
before the recent snow.
The Glen ullin p, o, Is kept open
four hours Sundays and holidays-and
not all the time, as formerly,
go
The death of Adam sailer the
pioneer Of Mannhaven. was generally
regretted by the Missouri slopers.
Rugby has gained a lot OF unen-
viable fame as the result of the scan
dals and murders in that vicinity.
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The Bowman Pioneer wants the peo-
pie to contribute to the silver service
fund for the battleship North Dakota.
Are there any fees in the Masonic
business2 w. L. Stockwell has been
as secretary for some of the
bodies.
Colonel Whitehead of The WfIliston
State did a big business in insurance
up the 500 branch between Bismarck
and Minot
At New Rockford reward of s25
was offered for the conviction of the
vandals who broke up the band stand
in the park.
The Laymen's Missionary Movement
in Fargo this week is attracting
great deal of attention from all parts
Of the state.
Thirty cases Of beer were ordered
at Bowdon. The people up there are
starting early on their Fourth of July
Vandals who hunt gophers with
small rifles have been shooting up
houses and breaking window panes
near Harvey
Judge Goss made quite a hit with
the people of Foster county when he
held the three weeks term of court for
Judge Burke.
Many of the editors Of the weekly
papers were boosting the weather man
asst week-and then came the sIeet
IND the snow.
There was lumber famine an
stanton, Mercer county. as result of
he rapidly increasing building work
n that town.
1t may be all the more necessary
o plant trees Arbor day-if the pres
mt ones have been badly damaged by
he cold weather. u
There were twenty responses to the
lrst call for q baseball team in Bow
nan, with five Of last years first
cam in the line-up.
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Editor Falkenstein of The Bot
ineau News has been good natured
II spring He must have a rod In
tickle for somebody.
The old ball grounds are no more
t Enderlin The grand stand was
orn down and residences will be con-
tructed on the site.
Some of the Emmons county people
mo went to Canada have returned
nd announce the Canada country
oesn't appeal to them.
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An advertisement is lust as essen
lal for the business man as a head
ght for railway locomotive that
ries to make any speed in dark
light.
Some time ago The Jamestown Alert
lstalled linotype and more recently
he jamestown Capital has been COM
elled to follow suit in order to keep
p with the procession.
President Add Hunter Of the North
'akota Fair association at Grand
ork5 Is q great booster for the fair
nd wants to see Fargo and Grand
orks working in friendly rivalry.
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The Williston State imagfnes some
the editors who were looking for
aynent for running the early sena-
trial announcements Of Marshall and
ronna-hGve despaired of collecting.