The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-11
N. D. Kernels


Monango Is long ON autos this
spring.
jamestown baseball fans want a
strong team this year.
The Linton Record goes back into
ancient history--some.
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The irrigated land projects appeal
strongly to the people.
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The political situation In McHenry
county is becoming more lively.
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The Ozone protests against the out
of date mail service at steele.
Grand Forks will make a renewed
effort to secure militia company.
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The N. p. Cancelled some leases to
right of way property at jamestown.
Mckenzie county is two townships
larger by Strengthening out the line
with Dunn.
The railroad commission wants to
help the people of the state on ex-
press rates.
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The josh article from velva about
the skeleton, gained a wide vogue in
the state press.
The insurgents will probably name
A. T. Kraabel of Trail county for lieu
tenant governor.
The pupils in the schools Of the state
are being taught some of the dangers
OF the white plague.
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Sympathy was expressed for Editor
and Mrs, Sibley of Rolette over the
death of a baby boy.
North Dakota people don't care if
there is comet every spring if it
brings this kind of weather.
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With Frank Ploytar out for the
speakership-there should be some fun
at the next legislative session.
Was II suicide or murder when a
Russian died after trying to drink
certain amount of alcohol on a bet
The editor of The Berlin Record is
not a strong admirer of the country
highway from that town to LaMoure.
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Some papers had trouble with their
ready prints and continued stories in
efforts to get an extra supply of sim
nards.'
One of the men reported dead in the
northern part of the state from drink
ing alcohol strenuously denies the all
legation.
The Mountrail Promoter wants to
organize a Wilson" club at Stanley
to boom Geo. w. Wilson for the gov
ernorship.
Some people have been so busy
studying the handwriting on the wall
they haven't had time to improve
their own.
Rev. j. M Taylor, formerly of the
M. e. church at Mandan, has been
selected as state M. e. Sunday school
missionary.
State senator simpson certainly
made the fasteners sit up and take
notice in the trial of the Russell case
in Boston.
G. L. Phillips has retired as temper
airy editor of The Neville Tribune and
Editor Lang is back from California
on the job.
Mayor-elect MeClory doesn't owe
much to the Devils Lake newspapers
but he's too good a man to hold any
grievances.
The Grafton Record appears in
clined to concede violation of the
spirit of the primary law in the "elim-
nation" committee.
900
The North Dakota ladies think a lot
of their new Easter hats--but when
a rainy Sunday comes-it's oh, you
old hat, for them
900
OF the state candidates w. M. House
appears to be the most active he is
willing to be the republican nominee
for secretary Of state.
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The Perth Progress protests against
the procrastination of the mail service
in the distribution Of the paper to
subscribers in adjoining towns.
Geo. w. Wilson. candidate for the
republican nomination for governor. is
In line for the position of grand master
Of the Odd Fellows of the state.
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A neighbors dog bit one of the six
horses fastened to Farmer Fats drag
near Monango and caused a lively mix |
up in which two horses were badly cut. |
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The Bismarck Tribune is of the |
opinion the chances of Mr.. Sweet |
were damaged by the injudicious acts
of some Of his supporters. News
paper?
The estimated railroad building in |
North Dakota this year will be 1912 |
miles Why not have added another
mile and added double unlucky num-
her.
There was great time at Schafer
recently. Colonel whitehead of The |
Williston State and Matt johnson of |
The Omemee Herald arrived there at
the same time.
The international thinks that the /
Grand Trunk and the Great Northern /
viii conect at Portal They might /
prove formidable opponent for the
500 In the northwest.
Some residents of Napoleon who
went to Montana on a land hunting I
trip are back--disgusted with the west |
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