The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-17
North Dakota
Kernels

Hannah had a fire.
The Grand Forks jail is empty.
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Reform Is in the air at Mandan.
The gubernatoriai contest Is warm
Ing up.
Hazelton is to have an auto ASSOC
citation.
The walhaIla creamery has beer re-
opened.
The split log drag should be used
very often.
Consolidated schools are increasing
in popularity.
Most section. S & he stat. reported
copious rains.
Editor Young OF Mandan found his
long lost "dorg."
The editorial meeting at Minot
should be a hummer.
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Some towns are not yet through
their lecture courses.
The Hazelton creamery, which was
burned, is to be rebuilt.
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Dickey county politics promises to
be rather torrid, as usual.
900
G. Craddock of Munich fell from a
sidewalk and broke his leg.
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George Bearse. a former Mapleton
resident, recently died at Beach.
900
Wet paper n electricity ma do
away with the use Of printers ink.
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The railway extension work in North
Dakota is making the people feel good.
900
Mayor Murphy Of Grand Forks has
been inspecting the streets and al
Ieys.
BY all ean North Dakota should
raise the balance of that battleship
fund.
The 500 is rushing work on the
branch between Drake and Devils
Lake.
900
The Beach Advance has been rum
ming some long winded communities
tons.
A little sunshine and a little rain is
laying the foundation for the 1912.
crops.
Concentrating christianity is not
the best way to advance the cause OF
religion.
President Crane of tie Minot normal
will conduct the summer school at
Williston.
Colonel futile of Dawson continues
to get nice mention as a congressional
candidate.
Sam Clark appears to have created
quite a sensation in medical circles in
Minneapolis.
Are you boosting your home town,
your home county--or your state-if
not, why not?
Editor McGahan tells about the
great increase in circulation on his
Minot Democrat.
The new Elks home at Dickinson
will be a big boost for the order in
that part of the state.
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The Granville Echo is going after
one of the candidates for county SUI
perintendent of schools.
900
IL the people Of Cauio get a potato
warehouse more spUds will be raised
in that part of the state.
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About the cheapest takers are the
fellows who claim to be tramping
around the world on a wage
The attorneys over the state are ex-
pressing deep regret at the death of
former Chief Justice Morgan.
wisconsin has a law similar to that
Of North Dakota in which judges are
barred from seeking other offices.
900
w. W. Tousley, formerly of Far
go and more recently of The Beach
Advance, has been appointed state
printer.
The Granville Echo wants the own
ers of the buildings used by blind pig
gers to get their share of the prose-
cution.
The gasoline pillow rigs are all right
until it gets too muddy-and then they
have a very annoying habit OF baking
-mule-like.
900
The Emerson Settler goes after a
man who threatened to foreclose
m~ortgages-if the people signed foi
the herd law.
When people die the editors say
they were called above" and thai
they made a brave fight for life
and other things.
Some of the members of congress
!. who are opposed to the interests of the
hom~esteaders, are planning to hold III
the three-year homestead bill.
900
The McClusky State Press went aft.
! err County Auditor Teibel in a decided.
ly rough manner. Editor Kehrer Ii
evidently not afraid of the libel law.
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!, The newspaper boys have read witt
!. a great deal of interest the letters ii
The jamestown Alert from Editor KEEL
logg who is making a tour around thu
world.
There is always something doinr
: among the congressional candidates
s in the Third district. The effect of tn,
n IEEfLZ - - IL.