The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-06
N. D. Kernels

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Braddock wants . dentist.
Velva Is to have an airship.
The farmers store at Martin was
sold.
Ambrose is to have a fast baseball
team.
Two barns near Willow city were
Dr., Flower Of Iowa has located at
Gackle.
AT Ray the officials tore down all
signs across the sidewalks.
Editor Fyles is doing some good
work IN boosting for Minor.
The residence on the r. Schneider
farm near Ray was burned.
The -four mill at Ray is being oper-
ated with a gasoline engine.
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A New Rockford man received a
Spanish prisoner swindling letter.
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| Next to the wife beaters--the news
papers roast the horse beaters hard
est.
Marmarth Is adding more cafes and
restaurants to feed the hungry WISH
tors.
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Dow g. r-,sw
youth Of that town for smoking cigar
cites.
If there is to be any harmony in the
republican party-now is the time to
get it.
Weekly motion pictures are to be
given down the Casselton- Marion
branch.
As a result of the rabies scare at
Valley CITY, dogs are being kept close
at home.
Native prairie land is rapidly dis
appearing as the steam breaking OUT
fits get busy.
A magazine writer insists there are
too many dogs and cats in homes-and
too few children.
The voters are discovering that the
primary law, adds to their bosses
rather than removes them.
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The Westhope Standard convinced
one farmer of the efficacy of advertis-
ing-when he had lost some cattle.
r. The North Dakota corn show was a
big hit at Omaha last winter. 1t will
be at the state fair in Fargo in July.
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The Presbyterian church at Hazel
ton caught on fire but the blaze was
discovered in time to save the edifice.
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The members of the American So
ciety of Equity are doing some good
work on the terminal elevator propo-
sition.
The editor of The Ambrose News
mGn roasted the editor of The Tribune
for an alleged violation of newspaper
ethics
A. w. Canterbury has added The
Wheelock Tribune to his string of pap
ers. He viii place q good man in
charge.
Editor Dace of The Belfield Times
naturally jubilates over the purchase
of $1,000,0O0 worth of property there
by the Hollanders.
The Kuhn Messenger is afraid some
one sprung joke on the insurgents
when they put Buchanan in the field
for governor.
The Kenmare News makes an APP
peal for more deeency among the boys
of that city and insists there Is en-
tirely too much hoozing.
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A Stutsman county farmer had two
calves with Ave legs each and is en-
deavoring to discover whether he has
two calves or-two and a half.
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With the enlargement the hotel
facilities at Bismarck, the members
and the visitors at the next Legislative
session will have an easier time.
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The appointment of Governor
Hughes may not have delighted all
the Dig editors down east-but all
those in North Dakota appear quite
pleased.
There are a lot of newspaper men
saying nice things about e. j. Taylor.
deputy superintendent of public in
struction, as good material for the
head of that department.
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. Many editors in the state are getting |
going into the banking business |
-or retiring-and there are others
getting mixed up in criminal libel
suits-and things like that.
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The McClusky Gazette declined to |
continue to run paid ad for a firm
Of lawyers who sent out of town for
their job work and sent legals to other
towns that should have been published
at McClusky.
After hearing Buchanan speak one
writes The Forum that
If he ever becomes the states execu-
tive there will be less hot air oratory
turned loose than with Burke. Well,
that's something.
The morning paper compares nd
ward Engerid, the candidate for the
senate, to rooster. He will probably
be In position to crow over the SEN
atorial candidates the demo insurgent
sheet supports
The Rugby Tribune, with a reputa-
ton Of being insurgent and OF sup
porting Buchanan for governor. il