The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-29
N. D. Kernels


There may be county fair at Dick
inson.
The FIRE fiend seems to have York
hoodooed.
The Lidgerwood Monitor looks swell
in its new dress.
The 1910 brand Of dog licenses are
on tap in most cities.
The third attempt is being made to
conduct paper at overly.
900
The "is this hot enough for you"
fellow has had his inning.
900
The Bismarck Tribune is soon to
enlarge to seven columns.
800
The Binford stampery will be pre-
sided over by Fred Lewis.
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Business is so good at Bowman the
hotels are forced to expand.
900
Mott has two elevators completed
and third under construction.
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congressional jobs are numerous.
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Some editors are advising great care
in the selection of seed potatoes,
If you must be knocker-go after
the house flies and the mosquitoes.
900
The census work in the western part
of the state is reported well in hand.
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The people of Burlington, Ward
county were somewhat frightened by
a prairie fire.
With the cotton crop killed all over
the south--it doesn't seem so cold in
North Dakota.
Henry Erickson Of Towner thinks
r. S. Lewis of Fargo is the man to
elect governor.
The soil survey map of western
part Of the state shows that section
w to great advantage.
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Ed. Moore of The Denhoff Voice is
having some fun with political candi-
dates in Sheridan county.
1t. is claimed the wheat acreage in
North Dakota is greatly increased de-
spite the high price Of fax.
Henry Shide, an old timer in EN-
mons county, has returned after an
absence Of twenty-five years.
About half the fund for the silver
service for the battleship North Da-
kota has been secured. Chip in.
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Dickey county hopes to have one
of the best courthouses in the state
If the voters are agreeable May 2s.
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There is some talk of a baseball
league to be formed out of the towns
along the Aneta branch of the G. N.
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Edgar Hodginkson, formerly of
Devils Lake, recently sold his interest
in an oil well at Los Angeles for $780,
900.
Does Editor Burgster of The James,
town Capital still believe McCumber
was operated on for advertising pur-
poses?
Men of national reputation win
speak at the North Dakota Good
Roads convention to be held in Fargo
in June.
There are some insurgents who are
wondering If Tishtwad Tom Marshall
Is endeavoring TO doublecross Attorney
General Miller.
There have been quite a number OF
minor accidents as a result of the
careless handling of small rides used
to shoot gophers.
The citizens Of Aneta appreciated
the excellent work of Mayor Gunder-
son and on his retirement presented
him with a handsome gold chain and
locket
The people along the Great Northern
CUTOFF between Fargo and Minot are
welcoming the line and are nearly all
disposed to be clever on right of way
matters.
The eastern part of the state will
have as many cattle some day as the
western counties used to have--wheu
the mixed farming idea becomes more
in vogue.
Hip pocket boozers are up against
1t in some towns because they throw
the dead soldiers into the streets
where the glass is crushed and wrecks
the auto and bike tires.
The higher the prices of certain
farm products go--the better off the
North Dakota farmers are-and the
more prosperity there will be in this
producing state.
r. M. futile, formerly editor of The
Mandan Pioneer, is revisitinE North
Dakota. He became wealthy through
western realty investments after leay-
ing the newspaper business.
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e. @. Cooper of Bismarck, who sue
| cessfully managed the republican cam
paign in North Dakota in 1905, will
be at the head of the stalwart move.
ment in the state this summer.
900
The 5-year-old son of Henry John
son, near New Rockford. concluded
the cogs of a tanning mill were not
working right and inserted his fingers
The doctor saved some of the stubs,
600
Mayor Morgridge Of Grand Harbol
is blamed for the recent storm. Dur
! ing the warm weather preceding he
busted off his Panama hat and started
out--and the atmospheric disturbances
followed.
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