The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-11
North Dakota
Kernels

bhe crop gielus ~ hice re@un
Hettinger is to have waterworks.
The religious census at Bismarck is
on.
Edgeley scheduled a wrestling
match.
The Fort Yates picnic was a great
success.
Dickinson streets ave been greatly
improved.
The Star wants a dumping ground
90
No hunting signs are numerous in
McHenry county.
A case of infantiie paralysis was re-
ported at Kenmare:
Farming is becoming a distinctly
business proposition.
900
Kenmare is whooping things up for
market day Sept. z;
Mercer county's newspapers are in
creasing in numbers.
~. 900
Some OF the Bowman county officials
are reported in trouble.
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The auto speeding habit is being
checked in some localities.
A Grand Forks man lived eighteen
months with a broken neck.
900
Many banks are receiving campaign
contributions-for all parties
Editor Brinton of The Beach Chron-
icle had tough luck with a fire.
900
The New England Herald is n of
the newest weeklies in the state.
900
The bank deposits in North Dakota
have increased al an astonishing rate.
900
A transient at Russell was given
fifty days for carrying concealed wea-
pons.
The hobos managed to have serious
cutting ARRAYS at Darlington and
Rugby.
The prairie chicken hunters had a
lot of fun-even If some of them didn't
get large bags Of game
A Grand Forks man who went aield
without a hunting license is said to be
lodging the game warden
AS a result of the damp weather
grain around Neche is reported to
have sprouted in the shock
The Kenmare News reported the
oats on the farm of Matt Welsh at
Norma went 1874 bushels per acre.
900
With the good crops this year a lot
of the bachelor farmers are planning
to inveisle some gbrls into matrimonS'
The strike of the stage hands at the
theatre at Grand Forks did not pre-
vent the Chauncey Olcott performance.
900 y
Joe Sontag, the mighty duck hun
ter, is back at Cogsweli for the hunt
ing season, after a trip to the Pa
ciic coast.
Some people are having their mail
come in care of the hotels or the news
papers since the new postofice ruling
on Sunday mail.
The Glen Ullin News says the slope
is loyal to republican candidates-the
| plain every day kind of republicans
without any special frills.
900
The postoffce clerks who don't
work Sundays will have a double
| stunt Monday morning to clear away
the two-day acc1mIlation'
Bismarck had a market day on
Sept. but the attendance was small.
The farmers were too busy and /
rest Of the people were hunting.
%@H
In Barnes county it is claimed that
some on-residents secured local
hunting licenses and saved two dozen
4 HnIIarr nv tho
90
A North Dakotan who is now in CAL
| ifornia writes the LaFollette republi-
cans there are sore at Roosevelt and
by November will be in the Taft col
umn.
The First National bank of Shey-
enne is the depository for the postal
savings bank funds for New Rockford,
Sheyenne, Minnewaukan and Brins-
made.
The friends of H. l.. Haussaman OF
Grafton will sympathize with him in
the tragic death of his little son as a
result of an accidental discharge OF
a gun.
The Glendale Leader insists you
can never tell.what an editor will dc
and then calls attention to the mar
riage of the editor of The Forbes Re-
publican.
Hanna and Buchanan are trustees OF
the Fargo college and Creegan is pres
ident. Some people seem to think
Fargo college was strong for the gov
ernorship.
The farmers telephone lines into
New England were disconnected with
the local exchange as satisfactory ar
rangements could not be made be-
tween the owners
There will be more direct connec'
ton between Fargo and many othel
sections of the state when passenge
service is established on the Fargo
Minot cutoff Oct;
Many men who never hunt, but hav,
friends Who remember them witt
prairie chickens, cur hunting Il
!, censes so they can nave the bird
placed in cold storage.
: A Kenmare Ia sent $3.50 to
) mail order house and is kicking be
!, cause he got nothing in return. Serv
! ed him right. He should have pat
ronized a home concern,
The Duluth Herald is credited wit
d the statement that Colonel Roosevelt
! ate sixteen hard boiled eggs and dram
: nine cups of coffee for breakfast o.
his way to North Dakota.
e Instruments for the juvenile band 9
: Edgeley have arrived. The idea is
I good one as the boys are better oil
: practicing and playing music than
i they were idly loafing around.