The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-03
North Dakota
Kernels
Bowman had a nst aght.

The thud of the pig skin can be
heard
The Willow City band will give a
dance. d..
A Glen Ullin man monkeyed with
dynamite.
Poker card players were arrested at
peVi'S AsNe' go
The dog ~polsoners at Willow City
are still at 1t.
This 10 the best time Of the year to
set out trees.
The Valley City Patriot has cut out
its daily edition.
900
County division is a paramount issue
in Morton county.
More recruits are wanted for the
Willow City band. >-~
900
Hankinson rejoices over securing
the Meridian road.
Even the weather couldn't queer the
Richland county fair.
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The habit OF suing editors for libel
is becoming epidemic.
900
The gun club members at Bottineau
planted some wild rice.
North Dakota is looking better,
thank you' since 6 he sunshine
Some people are already urging a
saner Fourth Of July for 1913.
Fargo has the state headquarters of
all three political organizations.
A Morton county farmer drove a
valuable team into an abandoned we'll.
Many bull moosers don't seem to en-
thuse w the g~ubernatorial candi-
date.
With the heavy rainfall there should
be a lot of moisture for next years
crops,
The editors of the weeklies at Bis
marck continue to srnash away at each
other.
DIR. schanke, formerly Of Hankinson,
was recently appointed police surgeon
in st. Paul. tss -rrn :~....-,
The bull moosers kept their head
quarters in Fargo-instead of going to
Grand Forks. .
900
The Page Record elaborated on the
designation Of Mayor Sweet by The
Hope Pioneer.
Beach and New England will never
agree on which is the larger primary
wheat market.
The Grand Forks Times Herald is
waging a circulation campaign-with
autos for prizes.
The Bowman Pioneer is doing q,
great work in boosting for that section
of North Dakota.
1t is to be hoped The Bowman Citi-
zen found nothing in the teachers in
stttute to criticize:
The threshing machine sang a cheer
full song after the long idleness be-
cause of the wetness
The gubernatorial candidates are
busy. What a useless expenditure of
energy for all but Hanna!ss 80, 8 90 ,
A transient, who was arrested for
drinking too much booze, said he had
to take the stuff to cure consumption.
900
The women in some parts of the
STATE dEb Sldluii6 Oh IuSlT TlSlLS ana
breaking into court-just like the men.
Stanton expects to be a junction
point for the N. P. when the line from
Darlington is extended west of the riv-
err.
Those who had suficient native seed
corn last spring seem to have had bet
ter yields and the grain matured ear
lier. .....
The Mott Spotlight wonders if Paddy
Norton would make any better con-
gresham than he was secretary of
state.
The Valley City Times-Rscord es-
Inmates that 90 per cent of the state
papers are supporting Hanna for gov
ernor.
The sidewalks and the streets at Nc
Clusky were all torn up as a result of
new cement sidewalks and the water
mains. " -
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean is long
on arguments" It referred to one Of
the other papers there as a sewer
sheet"
Dad Clinch, the dear of the print
ing fraternity of the state, now with
The Sheyenne Star, seems as clipper
as ever.
A correspondent Of The Rhame Re-
view wants everybody to let the farm
er alone-and let him u his own
business.
A steer netted ole Oleson of Schafer
$170. He shipped 1t. And still there
are occasional people who don't believe
in fat stock raising.
900
Editor Olsen of The New Rockford
Transcript has the railroad habit
and now wants to construct another
out of New Rockford.
There are a lot of people in North
Dakota who formerly lived in Osakis,
Minn.-and one of them says it is a
good place to come-from.
900
Chairman Macarthur of the demo-
cratic party got a lot of adverse adver-
tising from his alteration with the
editor of The Bottineau News.
Mott got a lot of advertising for the
southwestern corner of the state as a
result of the excellence of the exhibits
at the fair held there recently.
Around Onerne9 this threshers
agreed to thresh 100 acres for eacf
and could do some fall blowing.
900
Many people wonder how "Old VAL
kept the daily issue of The Valley City
Patriot going as long as he did-witI
the small amount of advertising nat.