The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-22
N. D. Kernels
Mail weighers are busy

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Cakes Is to have a new cooperative
creamery.
Fox hunters had some fun around
McCIusky.
City delivery will commence at Wah-
'peton Feb. /.
The N. P. roundhouse at Mcclusky
was burned
The Bank OF Glendale has been
naticnalized
Fargo has j. H Worst and Forbes
a J. H. Wurst.
The Spanish -American war vets are
to celebrate Feb. 4.
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The Langdon Republican continues
to serve its masters.
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Lands around Casselton are selling
at top notch prices.
The law regarding vital statistics
are grossly violated.
The Gazette tells. of the many adj
vantages of McClusky.
The danger of a hard coal famine
at Langdon has passed.
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There was an enthusiastic equity
meeting at Walcott.
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The Cakes Commercial club had an
enthusiastic meeting.
Some Williams county bachelors adj
vertised for house keepers.
C. A. Hale of Grand Forks has been
inspecting the knights Templar.
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At Minot farmer sold ten sacks
of fax for $4s.6O-$4.6S per sack isn't
bad.
The Hankinson News wants Rich
land county to raise some battleship
fnuds.
During the recent good weather the
farmers were active in marketing their
grain.
Minneapolis seems to ba c great
place for North Dakotans to drop
their wads.
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i Several towns i'm the state taking up
the question of the organization of hui
name societies.
Many people say words arc too fee
BILE to express their feelings then
write long cards of thanks,
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Dickey county wants a new court
house. Cakes wouldn't object to be
giving 1t site.
The farmers who attended the con-
vention in Fargo were generally well
pleased with the results.
Senator McCumbers speech at the
Tri- State meeting in Fargo appears to
have made hit with the delegates.
There are four eclipses this year,
two each of the sun and the moon.
Those of the sun will not be visible.
1t is said the political scrap in Ward
county between Secretary Blaisdell and
Jim Johnson is a lively rumpus.
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The Larimore Pioneer has started
to be 20 years old 1t has been al
booster for the Elk river valley for that
period.
There are three newspapers in Rich
land county called The News-at
Paramount and Aber-
crombie.
900
Frank Ployhar, formerly of The VAL
ley City Times Record writes from Old
Mexico that he is having big time
on his trip.
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Editors Egan of Tagus and Young
of White Earth win represent Mount
rail at the editorial convention In Far
go, Feb. IL.
The New Salem Journal man evil
IDENTIFY thinks there will be considerable
money distributed during the primary
campaign in North Dakota this year.
900
The Petersburg Record wonders
what became of the thunder that Edi-
tor Beverage of The Glendale Record
threatened to let roar against Con-
gresham Gronna
The official announcements OF the
political candidates, continue to come.
The one bearing check to pay for. it's
insertion is more welcomed than the
ninety and nine that are not so strong
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The Tribune tells of the successful
corn show at Kindred. ole Ronice won
the grand championship AP. Herts-
gard, G, p. Dahlen, Ole Tideman, e.
T. Erickson, Luidahl Bros, Anton Moe,
and others were winners.
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Charles Farris of Langdon has built
a sleigh with -four runners fastened
parallel the two outside ones being
the same width as a wagon. 1T seems
to have some advantage and Is attract
ing much attention 1t makes a wider
path for the horses to walk on and pre-
vents the sleighs from sloughing
around and cutting on the road besides
making 1t almose an impossibility to-
tip over even with a load of hay The
only objection to them is the fact that
there are not enough Of them in use
vet to always keep the road worked