The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-19
North Dakota
Kernels


Tennis clubs are numerous.
Clean-up notices are numerous.
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cayuga ID to have a town hall.
600
There are a lot Of hats In the ring.
There was a prairie fire near VIII
ton,
Winter wheat and winter rye look
good.
stark county had considerable high
water.
Are you endeavoring this year to
get a home?
Theatre licenses At Bismarck have
been reduced.
The politicians are doing the hand
shaking stunt.
Grasshoppers are Matching and will
soon be hoppin'.
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Are you assisting in the development
Of North Dakota?
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Freight thieves have been working
west Of the Missouri.
The Bottineau Courant wants the
judges to be recalled.
Airship exhibitions will be numerous
in the state this summer.
Auto clubs are being organized in
many towns of North Dakota.
Huge amounts Of machinery are be-
ing shipped out over the state.
900
Minot business men contributed
largely to the support OF the band.
900
In some sections OF the Missouri
slope the hay supply is getting short.
900
The farmers are much advised-but
occasionally the advice seems to be
good.
More attention appears to have been
paid this year to seed grain than for
merly.
Can a man legally be a deputy state
official and not a citizen Of the United
States?
The better farming boosters are do
ing some excellent work over North
Dakota.
The knights OF the crossties and the
side door pullmans are taking in North
Dakota.
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Editor Irysh of The Mott Pioneer
mourns the departure of his right hand
man, Paulson.
The Berlin Record and The Nekoma
News are among the things that have
been-and are not.
The soil conditions r such that the
farmers have been able to get a fine
seed bed this spring.
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There seems to be some differences
Of opinion at Valley City about who
organized the old settlers.
Some Of the publishers OF weeklies
continue to have unpleasant sessions
with their gasoline engines.
James Johnson of Minot, who de-
clined to run for congress, is being
boosted for the state senate.
There are complaints that girls of
tender age hang out around the depot
at Devils Lake till late hours.
900
Editor Tostevin Of Mandan is organ
list for the Elks. He may have to per-
form in the editorial band at Minot.
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North Dakota is making considerable
Roadway in horseless farming-as a.
result Of the general use Of tractors.
900
Those who drew numbers at the
Fort Berthold land lottery are receiv-
ing notice when to materialize for fl
ing.
Doc. Winsloe of Cooperstown has al
cousin who is an admiral in the Brit
ish navy. The doctor is some sailor
himself.
A ~20-year-old daughter of John
Anderson, near Sharon, was found
dead in bed. She had been i'll for
months.
900
A Pierce county mar laid his pocket
book down in the b. o. al Rugby-and
he never again saw it--or the $25 it
contained.
When Mckenzie and Dunn counties
get railway connections there viii be
rapid development in that part OF
North Dakota.
The editors are feeling the influence
of spring and some OF them are en-
~deavoring to bride the devils to wash
off the front windows.
600
A. M. Russell of The Ignite BulIe-
tin and more recently of The Calvin
Times, is reported to have purchased
The Bowbells Bulletin.
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Three girls at the Indian school at
Bismarck heard the cain Of the wild
n made their escape. They were re-
captured south Of Mandan.
Editor Bryant Of The Napoleon
Homestead is a judge as well as a
publisher and has some great expert
ences marrying couples-and SIGH.
600
The county diyisionists In Morton
county figure the taxpayers a save
money by having four courthouses and
four sets OF officials instead of one.
900
A Wells county man was arrested for
breaking his wife's arm. Tt is a safer
proposition to break the arm OF his
own wife-than that Of some n else.
900
A Fargo ma who had not been to
church IN some lima create6 so roy,oh