The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-16
North Dakota
Kernels

Lewis Lake q a long term O
court.
A new addition may be plated to
Berthold.
900
Darlington is still hoping for a new
500 depot.
Why not do your Christmas shop
ping early?
Kathryn and sanborn scheduled ag-
r~1cultural fairs.
Editor Clyde OF The Ashley Tribune
failed Of election.
The late date to which blowing was
done helped some.
A country life Conference is to held
in Fargo in December.
" 900
p. ]. Mulloy Of Grand Forks seeks
the U. S, marshalship.
Devils Lake is to have some min
Strel shows this wi9ter.
There arc ON great stories about
the size Of the rutabagas.
900
There will be q, big time at the auto
show in Fargo a ssis winter
There were some honaesteaders who
neglected to plow ~flrebreakA
Tracy Bangs viii deliver the mem
orial address for The Fargo Eiks.
More North Dakota land will be
sold this fall to people from Iowa.
The Grand Forks boosters are plan
ming a big time at the corn show.
| 600
Fire escapes are to be installed on
The school building at H~annaford.
900 80:
The Elk memorial services will be
hed the first sunday in December
The insurance losses in the fire at
Casselton were satisfactorily adjusted.
900
The North Dakota Children's home
should not be forgotten Thanksgiving.
There is to be a discussion as to the
maximum rates by telephone compan-
les.
The western part of the state has
shipped some splendid cattle this
year.
In BowbellS many buildings could
not be erected this fall because of lack
Of men
The Drake News r~ejoices there
won't be any more straw votes for
awhile,
Colonel frame Of Grafton is sug-
gested as a At candidate for speaker
Of the house.
The voters were sufficiently gallant
to elect women as county superintend-
entS of schools,
900
The arrival of the Midland Contin-
entail at jamestown delights the peo-
pie of bugvtlle.
Crosby is to have another store
since it landed the county seat of Di-
vide, permanently; .
There are still a few editors insist
ent on receiving credit for items TAX
en- from their columns.
The state u. footballers elected
John Harris Of Williston to captain
the aggregation next ear.
&%3
Ferguson, the star backfield artist
on the Grand Forks high team, was
made captain for next year.
Judging from the appeals of the
publishers there are many delinquent
SUBSCRIBERS in North X
The railway mail clerks are glad the
parcels post system will not be in
augurated until after the holidays.
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The Krem Star man roasted the
lpeople who brought out a Slanderous
political circular on the eve of cleo
ton.
Editor CurtisS of The Hampden
Guardian is said to be getting a COM
err on several papers in that part Of tie
state. '
900
1t has been so long since democrats
had federal jobs some of them are in
doubt about the best methods to land
them. ".
The Scranton Register claims the
vilest campaign ever known was I'M
successfully conducted in Bowman
county.
Judge Winchester received a con-
siderable vote for reelection, despite
the fact he had withdrawn from the
contest.
The drunken Indian at Devils Lake
who threw his money into the streets
didn't have much on some white
men, at that.
900
Both Ward and Trail counties, I'M
fortunately and mistakenly, turned
down the propositions for special tax
for county fairs.
The democrats are already planning
to run John Burke for governor in
1914--provided he fails to land a good
federal position.
If the North Dakota opposition had
not been split-what an easy job 1t
would have had in wallopping Wilson!
The Devils Lake Journal had its
wires crossed on Alex Stern of Fargo.
He was not a candidate for the leg
islature.
The state pen is running short of
men-but the prison population may
be Increased by the time the dis
trfct cour sessions are all held.
900
Editor Hager of The Grafton Record
is about the only publisher Of the
misfortunes of the old Forum bunch.
The scramble for placeS-both state
and nationals said to be something
fierce. There are from one to fifty
applicants for every North Dakota
job.
b. e, Groom, former county super
intendent of schools, and III. /. Fork
ner, for some years with the paper,
have purchased The Langdon Repub-
lican.
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