The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-28
North Dakota
Kernels
The bank deposits are swelling.

Much corn matured around Minot.
Pingree sheep were sold in carload
lots.
Some duck hunters report great sue
| cess.
Two bootleggers were captured at
Edgeley.
The hold your grain sentiment Is In
creasing.
A faker was chased out of New
Rockford.
A nutty colored man was picked up
around Niobe.
900
More piggers hav been arrested in
Ramsey county. -e .E
The Courteney Gazette has added q
typesetting machine.
Sunshine and a lot Of it is what
North Dakotans want. .
The Eagle man wet after a dog poi
soner in Willow S CITY. .... 49,.
Flasher wants a day at the Indus
trial expo at Bismarck.
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Ihere was a farmers institute Qalty
at the fair at Wahpeton.
Grand Forks will entertain the
state teachers Oct. 1926.
900
At Carpio a pocketbook containing
a dozen cents was found.
900
Rum dunn games we're stopped on
the Great Northern trains.
900
The weather wasn't very good for
the races at the county fairs.
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Mrs. Ella Fox of Dickinson fell down
a stairway and broke a thigh.
Several of the editors of weekly pa
pers handle realty as side lines.
The prevailing prices for fall plow-
ing appears to be $3.50 per acre.
Editor Dennison of The Cando Her
aid is through with cheap politics.
900
Many threshing machines didn't turn
a wheel for more than two weeks.
Banker Editor Gilbert Of Anamoose
is some deer hunter-out of season
900
There Is a scarcity of both men and
teams for %threshing in Foster county.
VCV
Alfalfa is a winner in North Dakota
with proper are in securing a stand.
900
A hunting lodge is being maintained
at Lake Coe by New Rockford sports
men.
There are many special feature days
arranged for the Industrial Expo at
Bismarck.
The editor Of The Upham Star is
willing that delinquents. should deliver
some gelt.
Dick Bohmbach's blue stem wheat at
New Rockford went thirty-four bush
els per acre.
The Cass county dems threw a lot Of
mud-with their auto tires-when they
made the tour.
The Indians at Fort Totten have de-
veloped wonderfully, especially in an
agricultural way.
A potato company was organized at
New Rockford and a 10000 bushel ele-
vator will be built.
The Lankin Reporter doesn't care
what the choice of the people might
have been in June.
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Editor WATSON Of The Pingree Pa
triot was afflicted with boils but lack
ed the patience of Job.
The .Cayuga Citizen doesn't think
the curfew ordinance at hat point has
accomplished a great deal.
The Indiana and Illinois farmers,
who located in North Dakota, are great
] oduarafaa af afa rlriq NO What
The Bismarck Tribune thinks there
is a left handed man making up the
forms OF The Cando Democrat.
Some Towner county harvest hands
went on a rip roaring jamboree.
Lighting a match to see where the
gasoline is leaking is a. pastime In
which a few people stili indulge.
One or two dealers are still advertis'
ing window screens. .Timeliness is one
of the essentials Of successful adver-
} Using,
There is trouble at Devils Lake
over the failure to number the resi-
r dences for the convenience of the mai
carriers.
North Dakota has the largest croT
Of the eight northwestern states. The
f1ickertaiIs- are entitled to feel some
what elated.
II If The Jud Leader man is too OBJ
fuse to see prosperity down in La
Moure c~ounty--he should traye
: around a bit.
At Sykeston some transient har'
? vesters became intoxicated. The towr
> had no Jail and the marshal persuad'
ed the fellows to return to their rigs.
VI 900
0, A. Drews OF Munich tried the ole
trick of shooting at his hunting dos
! because it chased a jackrabbit-and HI
killed 1t. The dog was valued at $3.50
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: A local globe trotter returned II
t Dickinson the other day after an alb
r sence Of nine years. He had been a
many points in the world in the mean
= time.
Editor Shear of Sentinel Butte i
constructing q $4,000 residence-ant
still there are some people who won
believe there Is a fortune in the news
paper business.
The stranger in Eddy county VIII
laid his head across the track in from
of a moving car evidently wanted t
discover how a chicken felt when 1t
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