The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-02
N. D. Kernels

rh.. Darlington 1'I meteor weighed 500
pounds.
The Forum has time-tesred circu-
hation
January was certainly good to North
Dakotans.
The Bowdon Guardian pastes It's
supplements.
Beach claims a population OF l'OOO-
all boosters.
Smoke socials are porular in the
smaller towns.
The new star theatre at winston
will soon be opened.
900
Editor FAIRIES is making the WI
liston Herald shine.
The McClusky Gazette complains OF
a case of Immortality.
Next to a newspaper--a good notei
10 a nice ad for town.
A large number Of the elevators at
Williston are overcrowded.
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The Fairdale Times published a
supplement- showing baseball game
there.
Druggist Cavanaugh of Crary sold
his store to p. FL. McGurren OF Cas-
selton.
Samuel Rosoff of Grand Forks pur-
chased the Donovan pharmacy at
Neche.
The Graphic has a bunch the new
G. N. extension from AYR will go to
Williston.
Severt Hanson sold some eight
months old pigs to butcher at Reeder
for $24.20 each.
The New Salem Journal has good
column of Morton, oliver and Mercer
county politics.
The Langdon Courier Democrat
tells about the Fargo morning paper
drifting rudderless."
The Minot democrat tells Of the
popularity of Congressman Hanna in
that section Of the state.
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The stock raisers rather than the
packers are the people who will suffer
from the meat boycott.
600
Cavalier has started an active
AN he
county seat at Pembina.
900
The resignation of Senator Thomp.
son was one of the most discussed
subjects in North Dakota,
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Have you seen the comet? Is Z
question that has been often asked
in North Dakota recently.
900
Another vaudeville fellow Is claim
ing to being doing a stunt arount
the world with dog train.
900
The Washburn Leader editor waxeC
facetitious and had considerable fun
out Of the Turtle Lake p. m.
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The Standard announces that tn
people of Westhope are more thai
satisfied with the natural gas.
900
1t is apparently quite difficult 70
Senator McCumber to please Edito
Carter OF The Wimbledon News.
900
Milo PitlSin, the 70-year- old fore
man of the Sawyer Clipper is takin
vacation this winter in the south.
1
Mining stock peddlers are reporte
to have worked a lot Of people i
the northwestern part of the state.
600
Fessenden had an interesting wrest
ling match--in which a man name
Fraction won two-thirds of the fall
That alleged comet North Dakotar
have seen may be some fellow oil
west trying out a new flying mackin,
| 900
The towns along the 500 line froI
Bismarck to Minot are billed for
lot OF development work this sprin,
600
The addition to the buildings for tn
feeble minded institute at Grafton Wi
enable the state to better care for tn
unfortunate.
Mrs. Jud LaMoure of Pembin
just reached Miami, Fla, when she wa
recalled to Illinois by the serious i'll
ness of her aged father.
900
There have been several tragi
deaths in the state this winter as
result of over indulgence in booze
sold in violation of the law.
| 900
/ The reprehensible custom of dunn
ing ashes into the street is being at
tackled by the officials in several G
the smaller towns of the state.
900
The Carpio News will look over tn
list of candidates then tell his reader
for whom to vote. If they don't b
guided by his advice 1t will be har
lines.
1t Is claimed that the trains on tn
st. Johns branch will be STONED 9
Churchs Ferry as formerly and tn
present run to Devils Lake will mo
be made.
The presence of the surveying mart
les in the northwestern part O
the state creates lot of speculation
in that section on railway extension
and things.
600 '
A meat market at Stanley was burg
larized and some choice cuts swiped
II the high price keeps up the yegp
WIN turn their attention from IN,
banks to the butchersEops.
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Editor Olson of The New Rockfor,
Transcript must have large feet IT,
tells about some one stealing NAT,
or shoes from his place and concInde,
they were too small for him anvwa y