The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-30
N. D. Kernels

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Enderlin gets new vet.
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There was a high wind at Ashley.
1t doesn't even rain on the just.
The hot waves have been rolling
high. ~. a-.
The water plant at Towner is to be
enlarged. "
Jamestown is stating some wrestling
matches.
The Washburn Leader issued a po-
litical extra.
A socialist paper is to be established
at Dunseith.
The corn crop in North Dakota is
growing finely.
AT Sherwood there is a s5-pound
pressure gas we'll
Towner had successful carnival de-
spite the great heat.
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The old settlers picnic in Adams
county was a success.
-+ 900 & l- ~ aa, Il.
Langdon people are not hopeful of
securing the new G. N. depot.
800
WestHope and Souris are scrapping
over which has the best streets.
ManpiOos orra mead - aroL.
gramme for the Fourth of July.
The new hotel at Medina makes
things better for the travelling men.
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There are many people who agree
there has been some hot weather.
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The people with lealy roofs have
had plenty Of time for repairing them
900
Some buildings near I,idperwood
were struck by lightning and burned.
600
Peder Hanson's auto at yelya was
struck by train and properly smash
Inc last issue of many weeklies be-
fore the primaries-was quite pictor-
ial. 81
In some of the smaller places os +ba
state the merchants still have wooden
awnings.
The Buford Tribune Is still after an
ancient enemy and this time it included
woman in the article,
Inc Cando Democrat was scattered
around In two or three buildings while
repairs were being made.
600
Despite the dry weather the trees
planted along the Northern Pacific
have grown well this year.
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1t is estimated that 5000 people at
tended the old settlers picnic held by
Griggs and Steele counties.
900
When the state becomes divided into
districts the state Are |
men may follow the same plan.
900
At Hettinger the shack occupied bv
Superintendent and Mrs. Lanxon of
he sub-station capsized in the wind.
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The Dickey Reporter heard of Some
~0~A RsNA NAV9 AZ COIl1IECllOH with the 4
for La Moure county offices
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The democratic Bowman News be-
came intensely interested in the in
surgent campaign before the primar-
les.
why any farmer should be opposed
to the good roads movement is q mys- |
terry the average man Is unable to
solve.
Rural mail carriers in some Iocali-
ties use bikes. Others use horses. a
number find motor cycles the proper
thfng--and a few of them delight in
riding in autos.
With McCumber i'll and Hanna fight |
ing desperately to get North Dakota I
measures through both branches of
Congressman Gronna desert /
I'd to look after his political fences,
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Half the $4,000 endowment fund /
or superannuated Methodist ministers
n this state has already been raised. I
according to Rev. Alexander Karr of
7enbina, who has that work in charge.
Some people are mystified that d I
woman can walk down street or ride
n an auto right in the middle OF the
a hatbut In church she L
8 compelled to wear one as large as
wash tub.
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One Of the humorous features Of the +
'ampaign was the way Gronna had II
editor Beveridge Of The Glendale Rec
'rd eating out Of his hand. Beveridge
ormerly conducted. Gronna'a paper at
-.akota and at one time after going to
Glendale said some hot things about