The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-14
N. D. Kernels

1
An Antler pastor 10 disousslns ~
cialisn.
Advertising fakirs are working tht
smaller towns.
The farmers are being urged 70 tes'
their seed grains.
900 -,
The Cleaner announces that NORTH
wood is waking up.
Seed houses in North Dakota are 40
ing a fine business.
Editor Lindelein Of The Brinsmade
Star was surprised"
900
The Cando Democrat 10 long on po-
/ litical announcements.
There are some enthusiastic equity
men around Portland.
eco
Band Director Riggs may leave
Grand Forks for Tacoma.
eco
The Mayville colony that located In
| Colorado has gotten along finely.
600
There will be warm work in the
municipal campaign in Grand Forks.
| 900
! Almost every old kind Of a weather
prophet has been INDICATED this win
ter.
The Grafton News and Times man
swats the Fargo papers with impair
TALLY.
| William LANCER OF Casselton won
distinguished honors at Columbia uni
versity.
The Calvin Times issued an attrac-
tive 20-page special edition, well filled
with big ads,
Rutland is to have a new meat
market-desipte the high price oi
things like that.
The people of Nelson county are TAX
ing considerable interest in the good
roads movement.
90
Canadian clippers were married al
Sherwood and later forgiven by the
parents of the bride.
The Calvin Times fears 1t will be
political suicide for Burdick to make
the race for lieutenant governor.
600
At Linton vandal ruined the ap-
pearance Of a new piano by scratching
all over the instrument with a nail.
900
The Bisbee Gazette thinks some Of
the cuts that are credited with being
those Of Senator McCumber do not
fit.
VIM. Sebring, teamster at Egeland,
lost his way in the fierce wind of Sat-
urday night and Sunday and was
temporarily demented.
The newspaper boys in the state
have kindly boosts of the American
Society OF Equity ard any other
movement that will aid their farmer
friends.
The farmers of Dickey and Sargent
counties are preparing to drag their
higher lands and make ready for
spring seeding.
The people of Minot-after trying
the commission system--were not sur
prised that Valley City turned down
the proposition.
Lars Robinson took a siesta on the
railroad track near Palermo and one
OF his legs was amputated by the
Great Northern flyer.
900
The Epptng Commercial club Is en-
listing farmers of that vicinity as
members to assist in building up both
the town and the vicinity
Editor Hynds Of The Calvin Times
must be from Missouri. He wants to
be shown The Grand Forks Herald
figures on the price of fax.
Editor Fairchilds OF The Cavalier
Chronicle had a two weeks session
with the grip just as he was getting
started on the county seat fight.
900
Wahpeton Is there some-with two
United States senators from the Same
ward, congressional candidate and
U. ;. marshal. It's distinctly on the
map.
Editor and Mrs. Geo. b. Winship of
Grand Forks are headed this way from
California and will be at home abo,,t
April ]. The veteran editor is to be-
come a farmer.
Ihere is a movement 10 secure a
farmers elevator at Grafton n is |
Claimed that wheat that should have
gone 10 that market has been hauled
TO other towns.
Louis Laravlere, near Olga, recent |
~ celebrated the Tooth annivaru.r, |
OF his birth. Secretary Libby of the
State Historical society secured soo,a
valuable information from the araS
one "seo
huitor irvine of Lidgerwood ia get
tlng considerable advertising over tha
purchase OF a junior linotype Thare
are now nearly a dozen of those q,
the state and they seem to he NAL
Ing good.
Inc onion was born in Egypt the
potato In far Peru-celery came fro,,
Germany, as few other good tbinna
DO; cabbage first grew in Siher,s .s
radish in quaint Japan, and the on
sumDer got its colicky start At tho
hands OF the Hindoo man; the garden
cress came from Egypt and so,,a
more OF the far-off east-and Wa t,,dna
from the things they've been raisins
south America first thought Of Vaast
me parsnip first grew in Arabia anS
.ooacco In our own land-Sardinia
irst raised the parsley nlant ans