The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-01
North Dakota
Kernels

ed auto trips.
The Hunter Herald has put on a
piano contest.
Several counties are going after
seed grain money.
The weather mar was a friend of
the prairie chickens.
The threshing machine sellers are
quite a satisfied lot,
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Twelve miles of the Midland road
have been constructed.
All the schools report increased at
tendance over last year.
The sun caused natur to weep when
1t crossed the imaginary line.
900
Some farmers around Nome profit
ed by stacking their grain early.
The LaMoure Echo lost its main stay
in the typographical department.
90
c. F. Randall Of BowbelIs had his
right hand crushed in a feed mill.
North Dakota is coming along quite
we'll, since the sun began to shine.
Continued dry weather is the main
solution of the threshing problem.
The early fall wrestling matches
have not drawn very large crowds
Prairie chickens flew over Bowbells
and n lighted on a telephone pole.
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Water from the new we'll will soon
be turned into the mains at Sheldon.
The Kindred Tribune welcomes the
d~elinquents who come in with the
cash.
The Emmons county editors can
most always be depended upon for a
scrap.
900
Chas. e. Wolfe Of Wahpeton is a.
candidate for judge in the Fourth dis
trict.
The reelection of Commissioner Of
Agriculture and Labor Gilbreath is as
Sured.
The rain stopped on the full Of the
moon. Perhaps the supply of juice
ran out.
90
The old time indifference to the good
roads movement is gradually disap-
pearing,
900
There has been another inspection Of
Dickinson ove the site for the federal
building. 80.
There is great prosperity around
Notwithstanding to the papers of
that city. ,
A stranger from Massachusetts was
found nearly dead in the jungles at
Darlington.
There are a lot of enthusiastic corn
growers among the school kids in
Richland county.
There are several women in Fargo
who insist they are willing to help out
in the threshing.
The school pupils in many sections
of the state are greatly interested in
the corn contests.
It doesn't look good to see a lot Of
giddy young girls at the depot when.
the trains come in. =
One of the other editors in Bottineau
county is reported to have offered
$4,000 for The Maxbass Monitor.
ANlb NOcu VI 1lO OISSl OGOII6'
admits he would rather have a folder
that doubled the paper up differently.
Attorney General Miller and his
former assistant, Alfred Zuger, have
formed a law partnership in Bismarck
In two districts in Cavalier county
teachers cannot be secured because 1t
is impossible to find a boarding place
for them.
The duck shooters report the snow
storm started the ducks from the
north-but they have not been very
thick yet.
The Courtenay Gazette is having a
hard time to collect for the printing
done for the insurgents at the June
primaries. .......
A Great Northern brakeman had an
alomst miraculous escape from death
at Hillsboro when he fell beneath a
moving train. . IS.
At Ardoch some little tots, not yet
of school age, want to attend school
but have been requested to be present
less frequently.
There were 300 Richland county
girls entered in the butter making
contest for the fair, Anna Schmitt of
Wahpeton first.
Plant you trees. Properly set out
this fall-with all the moisture in the
ground-they are almost certain to
grow next year.
The bull moosers are trying to ex-
plain why Dividend" Sweet didn't
get a sufficient number at Bismarck to
hold a meeting.
Now that Editor Boise of The Sher-
brook Tribune has disposed of his Far
go paper he will have more time to de-
vote to his other publication.
90
At Cogswell a franchise has been
granted for an electric light plant.
find their way back to town more cas-
lily.
Martin jacobson Of Minot was will
ing to bullmoose his way into the Of
flee of commissioner Of agriculture
after a Grand Forks man turned down
the offer.
Pastor Rumsey of the Methodist
church at Cogswell was battered up In
a wreck on the Milwaukee o and
couldn't go to the Methodist confer
ence at Williston.
90
Al leading church worker at Lakota
was arrested for stealing. That's no
Indictment on the other church work
ers. Probably the thief was working
a graft and using religion as a cloak.