The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-24
N. d. Kernels

THE state is now old enough to vote.
Mott has an enterprising commercial
club.
Hannah had successful farmers
institute.
Glen Uhlin may secure an electric
light plant
The Mercer county dems have been
holding meetings.
The people of Mohall are strong
for roller skating.
Fort Clark is to be one Of the good
towns north Of Mandan.
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Militia inspection is popular over
North Dakota these days.
900
Newburg rejoices over the location
OF a milliner in that town.
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The first house that was built in
Ryder was recently burned.
Townsita sales will be lively this
spring-west of the Missouri.
The operahouse at Portland has
proven a profitable investment.
The Crete p. 0. has changed its loca-
ton to a more convenient place.
900
Grand Forkers see more possibilities
in the navigation of the Red river.
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The Standard wants every resident
of Palermo to boost for the town.
There were Ave auctions advertised
in one issue of The Sheldon Progress.
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The good roads movement is being
boosted by many papers in the state.
Work on the Milwaukee line into
Mott will be pushed early this spring.
The Towner county editors are get
ting lot of political announcements.
900
j. j. Moughan is the new editor and
publisher of The White Earth Rec
ord.
A mining stock peddler is reported
to have done a big business at Court
enay.
Like Fargo-Jamestown has three
candidates in the field for the mayor
atty.
''Old Bill'' Mumby chides The Lar
son Leader for endeavoring to issue
at 81.
900
One of the hotels at Portland UNI
derwent a periodical change of own
ership.
Arrangements are being made for
some fine race meets in the state this
summer.
Editor Woolner of Langdon is the
chairman of the Cavalier county
democracy.
Colonel Benton of Fargo was the
speaker at the North Dakota picnic in
California.
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The Ambrose Newsman doesn't be-
lieve his competitors can put him out
of business.
The Chronicle wants everybody to
boost for Cavalier for the county seat
of Pembina.
The N. P. trains are getting water
at Medora since the shortage in the
supply elsewhere.
Some of the members of the lower
branch of the legislature will be can
didates for senator.
900
The farmers around Medina are
enthusiastic over the proposition to
have farmers elevator.
90
Landlord-Judge Eslick of the Imper-
ial at Belfield win be forced to build
an addition to his hosiery.
600
One of the wrestlers failed to ma
terialize at Enderlin and the mat
enthusiasts were disappointed.
Some of the boarding house land
ladies Joined in the meat boycott and
prunes were worked overtime.
The News wants to know If Glen
Ullin is to be a city. 1t may be If
there are enough hustlers there.
900
State Senator KoffeI of Esmond
will remove to Bismarck and will wed
the daughter of Mrs. Henry Tatley.
900
Don't criticise and knock the school
teacher in the presence of your sons
and daughters. 1t inculcates disre-.
spect.
Editor Irysh of The Mott Pioneer
Press spoke right out in meetin' in
the last issue and trimmed up few
knockers.
The Cakes Times wonders if C. H.
Shells of Edgeley will be the stalwart
candidate for lieutenant governor.
Wonder?
past, present and the future of Bel
field and doing good work to boost the
new town.
Editor Andrews will soon be able to
see his opponents at Lidgerwood--
when the new electric light plant is
established.
Dry land farming speeches are to be
made by Professor Campbell, the
daddy of the plan, at Steele, Dickinson
and Bismarck.
The Munich Herald protests against
the insurgent elimination COMMITTEES
playing b game of freeze out on
Speaker Burdick.