The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-08-05
North Dakota
Kernels

villa.
Langdon's creamery is doing some
fine work.
The 500 depot at Minot viii soon be
completed.
Cando wants . public playground
for the children.
Whooping cough proved fatal to a
child at Hankinson.
900
The gas plant for Valley City seems
to have been hot air:
The Minot Democrat wants better
roads out of that city.
900
More newspaper changes are pre-
dicted at Devils Lake
Professional 1osfsTs % f,nd little en-
couragement at Gwinner.
Only a few of the chosen can boost
for Roosevelt in this state.
The North Dakota crop this year is
larger than most sS people realize.
Get your coal in early before the
cars get too busy handling grain.
Griggs county is small but it boasts
lot of thoroughbred live stock.
900
Some of the newspaper men insist
On being paid for their back subs.
900
It is claimed that around Barton
some grain was damaged by frost
The state fair at Fargo got some
DANDY notices IRON the state press
Theer is a tri-weekIy service on the
Pingree-Wilton branch of the N. p.
| 900
| Harvest hands are getting 50, s2.25,
$3.50 and So, depending on the local
ity.
H. G. Hurd, a pioneer of Rugby,
stepped into q hele and broke his an
kle.
There are complaints of labor and
twine famines in many parts of the
| state.
Miss Eastman, who has been assist
ant p. m. at Sheldon for. ten years, has
resigned.
| North Dakota-if seeded under prop
er conditions.
There are already over 500 entries
for the contest by the First National
bank Of Fargo.
The Edmore Herald News wants the
next legislature to appropriate $2,000,-
600 for good roads.
With prairie chickens getting to the
frying stage-Bill Wasson of The
Pingree Patriot is rejoicing.
Grafton on the Pingree- Wilton branch
of the Northern Pacific.
900
The rainfall this year proved toe
much for the Russian thistle There
is very little of it in the country.
This is the time of the year that al
] occasional man here and there tries II
beat his hired men out of their pay.
go
There must be some crop when i
takes millions of pounds of bindine
I twine to tie up the North Dakota bun.
dies.
Saltpetre is said to be highly bene.
fetal to growing fruit and vegetables
when placed around the roots of th'
plants.
| NSSS1
Chicken thieves have been operating
near Sheldon. They were discrimin'
ating fellows too, and took onl!
springers.
The Mclean County Independent
thinks the third party movement ii
,, merely scheme to Try to defeat Han
ma.
Af1davits Of prejudice in. two re-
straining order cases were filed agains
Judge Cowan of Devils Lake--to gail
time.
A fugitive from the sheriff of Ware
county successfully concealed himself
in a wheat field. Talk about your tai
timber!
After hearing of the great statt
fair in Fargo-many people who re
mained at home regretted they hadn'
attended.
, The editors in the western part o
the state gave Stickley a warm wei
come when he joined forces with Th,
Bismarck Tribune.
The city administration at Devil
Lake was criticised for dilatory wori
J then when 1t did start something it
) critics secured an Injunction.
900
The farmers kick against reports o
: big crops. The grain men are not gov
erned by newspaper reports. The.
J J have their own men in the field ..
Carl Nelson, formerly of The Cand
t Democrat, has returned from the east
where he went as a delegate to th
: democratic national convention.
5 . 900 .-
t With the merchants of Beach unit
; ed in their methods of buying sugar
7 perhaps they win work cooperation
further-and have one big store.
A Since many of the leading farmer
t of the state endorsed the better farm
: ing movement former detractors ar
} beginning to admit it's advantages.
With no prisoners in Pembina coun
| ty Editor Wardwell of The Pembin
a Pioneer Express can't see what's tn
7 use of constructing an expensive Jail.
; 900
Even il the open season for chicke
!. and duck shooting is not till Sept.
the hunting licenses are now for sale
and have been since the first of tn
q year.
The Great Northern cut-oH betwee
2 Fargo and Surrey is 225.9S miles i
2 length. There are thirty three sta
: tions between Fargo and Surrey juno
? ton.
The great advancement in live stoc
u in North Dakota was demonstrated b
9 the splendid exhibits at the state fai
y in Fargo by actual residents OF tn