The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-20
North Dakota
Kernels

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Farmers are msnufacturers.
Hope had = wrestling match.
Devils Lake had 3 wrestling match
The Elgin creamery is a huge sue
cess.
Booster buttons are worn in many
towns.
The state is flooded with gentlemen
Of leisure.
The size Of The Dogden News is to
be enlarged.
Ray 7. Moe win leave oriska Cor
go
The Portland Republican was long
on a serial story.
Bismarck is charged with being long
on double crossers.
The water in Devils lake recently
raised four inches.
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Mark Murphy Of Chicago purchased
the mill at Larimors.
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The 500 may extend its F1axton
branch into Montana.
Mckenzie county may organize a
number Of creameries.
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Devils Lake claims the best un-
paved streets in the state.
There is to be a lot of church build
ing in North Dakota this year.
Uniform methods Of road construc-
ton would help in North Dakota.
Editor Mexican of The Sanborn En-
terprise had an attack of rheumatism.
The New England man who invent
ed q poison bottle is receiving a lot of
bids.
The people Of Granville dislike the
i~nsinuation they would resort to lynch
law.
The editor Of The Aneta Panorama
told Of the fine scenery around Willow
lake.
The North Dakota sportsmen are on
record for the better protection Of
game.
There are all kinds Of party people,
and some without n party alle-
glance.
The Garrison Independent has been
accusing the kernels man of being
married.
The farmers Of the state seem to
have a preference for Plymouth Rock
chickens.
The Ryder Journal thinks Minot de-
liberately threw away a congressional
position.
A lot Of editors are publishing re-
sumes of the record Of the local base
ball teams.
The Petersburg Record has decid-
ed to cut out certain classes of patent
medicine ads.
Some of the editors issued q day
early so they could attend the editorial
meeting at Minot.
Some one asked If Jesse Burgster,
editor Of The jamestown Capital, was
a lady No-not quite.
The socialists are said to be plan
ming a strenuous campaign in the
Third congressional district.
The people OF Sentinel Butte are to
an active campaign for the
county seat Of Golden Valley.
John Lindelein has sold The Brins-
made Star to M. A. Beatty, formerly
principal Of the schools there.
P~re-harvest picnics have been the
rage in some localities-the real har-
will be no picnic this year..
Editor Francis Of The Velva Jour-
is doing some good boosting for
hat town-and getting fat on it.
The state press had a lot of kindly
.hings to say about the nomination of
Congressman Hanna for governor.
The approach of the state fair pre-
the kernels man from taking
n the editorial meeting at Minot.
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With the educators and many others
sndeavoring to improve the rural
school system some results should be
,iolation Of the prohibition law-some
foolishly persist in tackling
he game.
With the fine crop prospects many
publishers are confident they will get
some old back due subscriptions
UP.
There are openings for many bust
enterprises in the new towns
along the railway extensions
n North Dakota.
The wise merchant is planning a
Big advertising campaign to get the
trade. sure to result from the
big crops this yea
The Martin Searchlight doesn't
seem to think Governor Hadley Of
is suff1ciently progressive.
Must he carry a red flag?
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f. l.. Lind, Box 364. Bismarck, is
advertising for a wife in The Tribune.
He insists the girls must be between
and 2s years Ct age.
Editor Graham of The SchafeT Rec
ord had sonne interesting correspond
with a resident of Page ove a
receipt for q newspaper subscription.
". a.. Stickley has resigned his POI
sition with The Grand Forks Times
and spent this week with the militia
boys at Devils Lake, playing in the
Regiment band.
The experience OF, the past two years
many people to save their nom
this years good crop will be
Of greater permanent value than it,
would have been otherwise.
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