The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-28
N. D. Kernels


Stanley gets another brick DOCK.
Morton county had a regular cloud
burst.
Joy prevailed at LISBON when the
rains fell.
Efforts arc being made at Minot to
revive the band.
Adams county has creek called
the Big Nasty"
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The Sun is a great booster for Stan
ley and Mountrail.
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Lorraine celebrated it's third anniVer-
sary with big picnic.
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| There is a revival of the county d.
vision talk in Morton.
Surrey recently had the heaviest
rainfall in three years.
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Buford is improving its streets, side
walks and cross walks.
600 s
| Bibles have been placed in the rooms
of the hotels at Williston.
, 900
AT Kenmare the farmers have organ
lied cooperative store.
900
The Stanley band furnished the. nu-
sic at the Minot race meet.
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w. j. Hoover is. the new superintend-
ent of schools at Cooperstown.
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Some Foster county people were
worked by a clever book agent.
900
1t will cost $4,000 for furniture in
the women's dormitory at the A. G.
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The business men OF Minot may be
called upon to help the baseball team.
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During the excessive heat last week
some baseball games were postponed.
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During a thunderstorm in Morton
county four horses were killed by light
ming.
J. P. Grady of Dickinson has estab-
lished a new general store at New Eng
land.
The Devils Lake Journal boasts OF
the pretty drive along the military res
ervation. .-.-.- $50,
Sgt. Thos. P. Morris of New Rock
ford, 80 years of age, will locate In
Warwick.
The old settlers of Eddy county had
big picnic. All the local politicians
were on deck.
Burglars broke into the Jail at STAN
ton and swiped six cases of beer that
had been seized.
Nels K. Matson of New Rockford is
an enthusiastic autoist and a booster
for good roads.
Contractor Haggart of Fargo has
completed the sewer and the water con-
tracts at Bottineau.
| The Bismarck Tribune found that the
linsurgent campaign finally sdwindled
down to calamity howl
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Annual sales are being conducted
by dealers in many parts of the state
despite the hot weather.
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Major Osborne of Dickinson is being
congratulated on his promotion by otn-
er members of the n. d. N. G.
900
J. L. Risk, a land man at Belfield
was arrested on charge Of obtaining
money under false pretenses.
900
The Tribune reports the crop condi-
lions around McHenry far from as dis
couraging as had been predicted.
900
After the primaries comes the Fourth
of July-then the big North Dakota
state fair in Fargo July $3.50,
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The rest of the campaign was ignored
in Pembina county because of the
racket over county seat removal.
The papers of the state are doing
good work in boosting for good roads
and the greater use of Ignite coal.
900
Claude Holland, Ward county
young man, near Sawyer, is reported t.
have become .demented over politics.
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c. L. Zimmerman of Mandan is hur'
rying to Europe to be present at the
celebration of his fathers Goth birth
day.
900
Colonel Whitehead is so anxious to
secure an Elks lodge at Williston that
he has induced his friends to make a
recount.
Rev. liver Havneros of Maddox was
attending the Lutheran meeting at Mi
not and was twice called home to con-
duct funerals.
There are reports of too much inter-
nal disturbance at Minot and among
other things 1t injured the attendance
at the race meet.
The Bismarck Palladium went after
the county treasurer and reprinted pho
tographed cuts OF certain tax receipts
the official had issued.
900
There Is a possibility OF there being
temporary hesitation in the advance
of land prices in North Dakota, but
nothing can make 1t permanent.
900
There were some queer combinations
in the primary campaign. The Bot
tineau News--rabidly insurgent--sup
ported G. Al. Johnson for governor
i 900
i The Darlington papers got quite well
lined up on factional lines during the
campaign. The Independent for the
binsurgers and The Record for the stall
warts,
Wesby is the name Of new town
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