The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-16
North Dakota
Kernels
Rugby has some crops.

Rugby has some crops.
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There is still some uncut flax.
Mandan is to adopt the Fairgrounds
idea,
Kenmare is to have a wireless sta
ton.
The corn contest at Cakes made a
big hit.
Manning is to have a telephone ex-
change.
The Valley city dailies quit in
Minot is to be rid of piggers and
gamblers.
John T. Berger is the new p. m. at
Many localities boast OF the big crab
apple crops,
Minot has 1,os4 pupils attending the
city schools.
Dickinson is looking for a north and
a south road.
The Elks are getting ready for a lot
OF limitations.
800
The fall term of court will begin in
Mott Nov. IL.
The BowbelIs Tribune rejoices over
its new linotype.
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At New England some people were
poisoned by candy.
GHEe&SS
Hankinson inventors are explaining
the new l~inograph.
A MohalI man broke a leg when he
fell off a sidewalk.
Adams county may establish an ag-
ricultural training school.
900
Some candidates manage to sidestep
the political contributions.
Walhalla had a potato warehouse in
operation for three years.
There will be six blocks Of white
way lights at Devils Lake.
An engine died at Leonard and
blocked traffic for q while.
Editor Spencer Of Gwinner raised
some sweet spuds this year
900
A REIMBURSEMENT on a Berthold
claim recently sold for $4,000.
! 900
There is a lively scrap in Richland
county over the Office of sheriff.
At Minot a man is charged with
forging the name. Of his employer.
900
The potato market at Langdon was
l. hTiGlr hint tho nTian r4ya nn1U Ok nnptr
One of the banks at Bowbelis is to
run a page ad for four months. That's
business.
Congressman Helgesen is making an
active campaign-even If he has no
opposition.
The DELAYED threshing kept many
people from attending the Industrial
show at Bismarck.
Drake, being at the junction point of
the 500. feels sure it will capture the
shops from Harvey;
The wooden mail cars will soon be a
thing of the past a a result Of the
activity of President Taft.
Chris Weiss of Fessenden was run
over by a corn binder, but escaped
without any busted bones. y
900
The BowbeIls Bulletin had an arti-
Gle on rotten eggs. The editor must
have wanted relief from politics.
The Ryder Journal is getting to be a
blanket sheet. It's about the only
eight column paper in thes state.
900
The Langdon Republican states that
only a small proportion of the, grain
around there has n6 been threShed'
Darlington people regretted the de-
p~arture Of Pastor Asher of the M. E.
church, who was made a superintend-
emit,
The lack of interest in the presiden :
tial race is one of the surprises to the
politicians. What's the use of worry
ing?
There was a terrible thirst at Cando.
The train was late-and the agent
wouldn't deliver the booze till Mon
day.
There will be n oobjection to a law
for the inspection of liquors in North
Dakota. The brand is sufficiently rot
ten.
/. There is a disposition on the part OF
some editors to charge for obituary
notices on advertising business
men.
Editor Stanley of Energy gave Nc
Lean county some good advertising
with the display at the industrial show
at Bismarck.
Walsh county voters will be asked
to pass on a $10,O 600 bond issue for an
agricultural school. 1t will be money
well invested.
A tough character named Murphy
refuses to remain away from Caring
ton. He is reported to have recently
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