The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-18
N. D. Kernels

Minot Is said to be long on street
Washers.
The Minot dog catcher is working
overtime.
Judge Burke held a term of court at
Jamestown.
The Ambrose editors are at 1t again
Or is it stlll?
! The Mandan hospital is now ready
for business.
The southwestern corner of the state
boasts fine crops.
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A term of court was scheduled for
Oliver county June 20.
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The McHenry county political stu
alton finally warmed up.
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! Former Editor Wright Of Center will
enter the insurance business.
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jamestown and Valley City people
are enjoying Splritwood lake.
Marion hopes to hold the Casselton-
Marion trains an hour longer.
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| Sheriff Olson OF Morton county had
no opposition for denomination.
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Captain Marsh is making launch
run between Washburn and Stanton.
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Beach is planning to have an old
fashioned Fourth of July celebration.
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The plans for the waterworks sys-
tenn at Washburn have been completed.
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| Some of the country editors are la
menting the disappearance of printers.
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| The editors Of The Minor Teller and
The Cogswell Enterprise have buried
the Ratchet.
The editors in the southwestern cor
ner of the state waxed enthusiastic
over the rain.
A. NJ. Packard, the old time editor
of Mandan, has no opposition for regis
ter Of deeds.
The Minot Optic wants former
States Attorney MCGEE elected police
commissioner
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There is no denial of the fact that
rain is in great demand in many sec
lions Of the state.
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With the prices Of upper berths re-
duced there will be more people with
vaulting ambitions.
The Ringing circus will spoil some
of the Fourth of July celebrations
coming just in advance.
Adams county recently had more
than an inch of rain and the crops
were reported looking fine
McClusky-only five years old--is
already in the same p. o. class as
Washburn and Darlington.
The members of the railway com
mission do some tai! campaigning
while out on official trips.
The farmers Of North Dakota are
anxious to hear ]. ]. Hill at the state
fair in Fargo July 25-2s.
Dandelion wine is a popular bever-
age. There is certainly no shortage in
the supply Of raw material.
Sheyenne has enterprising bankers
and they are doing a good work for
the development of that section.
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Editor Taylor Of Valley City, who is
a candidate for insurance commission
er, says he finds few flies in the ONT
ment.
Secretary Armstrong of the state
game commission has been receiving
good reports of the prairie chicken
crop.
The political effusions of Tightwad
F. Marshall do not make much of a
hit with the editor of The White Earth
Record.
The Record says White Earth needs
local telephone system, a good mar
shall. better fire protection and a few
other things
Williams county corn won a gold
medal at the Omaha corn show and
David F. King, the grower, recently re-
ceived his prize.
| Mott hopes to become division
point on the NJ p and expects the
main line will eventually run by that
point and Edgeley.
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There is another epidemic Of start
ling new banks in the northwestern
part of the state. One small town
scarcely on the map has five.
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The Jamestown Capital finally found
something in The Forum that it quot
ed with apparent approval That helps
some. Life is not entirely in vain.
The baby left on the ranch Of a
bachelor near Beach was adopted by a
neighbor woman whose infant child
had just died at the age Of Ave Gays.
The Sentinel is the name OF the new
paper that was to be started at Fort
Clark--if the suspension of railroad
construction work didn't frighten ii
lon.
The Minot Reporter is certainly
Igoing some and If 1t can maintain its
present clip the northwestern part of
1.-THE state needn't worry any about
whether It is to have a good daily.
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4 The explosion Of bottle of bleach
ed flour in the Kansas City court
n through the formation of gas from the
bleaching process--shows Commission
er Ladd Of this state is justified in his
fight against the stuff.
Il Nels w. Hawkinson is having a Gel.