The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-03
North Dakota
Kernels

The street lamps at Balrour neio.
Many counties have held p%icnics.
courtenay had Interesting races,
June was quite popular, anyway.
The Des Laos Observer reduced Its
size,
Darlington las its share Of Jail de-
liveries.
Cutworms are reported to be hurt
ing corn.
Donnybrook is interested in fire
protection.
A public drinking fountain is wanted
at Darlington.
Potato bugs got in their work in
An N. p. weed burner fred a bridge
near Darlington.
Good 0 boosters are getting in a
lot of good work.
Many towns have the new-fangled
welding machines.
Fire prevention methods interest
the Carringtonites.
Balfour and Drake are throwing
bricks at each other:
John Luley Of Darlington had a leg
broken in a runaway.
600
A farmers elevator company will
be organized al Juanita.
More libel suits are being started
against the newspapers.
900
The Gazette insists on a new manu-
featuring plant in Lisbon
90
Lucky Bob st. Henry made some
great fights at Darlington.
Five or six circuses are making
North Dakota this summer.
900
Don't trust q candidate who
wouldn't pay his printing bills.
An Adams county man went to Cam
ada and returned-disappointed.
F. L. Goodman is the new head of
the Grand Forks Commercial club.
90
The Eagles will have a big time at
Jimtown-minus n Of it's officials.
The papers Of last week were filed
with stories Of the fine crop outlook.
600
Darlington will be up against a
carnival company for an entire week.
With the primaries and the Fourth
over the country will be less explo-
sive.
Miss Regan defeated Miss Cook for
county superintendent Of schools in
Wells.
The Hatton Press warns girls not to
flirt-as if any woman could help
flirting.
Elgin entertained about 1000 peo-
pie at the meeting to discuss county
division.
Hail insurance agents have been
working overtime since the hot wealth
er anne.
Every home wedding is the prettiest
and every bride, too-according to the
accounts.
A Cooperstown oma had to be
hurried to Fargo for an operation for
ppenotclLls
The aviation race at the North Da-
kota state fair in Fargo will attract a
lot of attention.
Several North Dakota editors are
with the national editors on the trip
to the Black hills.
Some Of the farmers elevators had
financial troubles because Of lack of
proper management.
900
Some of the state weeklies tell Of
inside information on the national
republican convention.
900
The towns along the new Pingree-
Wilton branch of the N. p. are grow
ing rapidly this summer.
900
The sport features of Michigan's
market day were rather disappointing
according to The Arena.
900
Drake expects many advantages
from being the location from which
the new 500 line branches.
A married farmer near Ryder is re-
ported to have assaulted the 14-year-
old daughter Of a neighbor.
1 5SFGEdl Papers look llCIl6 part IN the
primaries and more OF them will fol-
low ME plan in the next campaign.
900
At Russell the hitching posts in
front of the stores were removed and
a vacant lot prepared for the farmers
900
There were not many Emmons coun-
ty people on the excursion to Bis
marck to see the Farmers Institute
train.
While gopher hunting a boy at Bis.
bee was shot through the foot by the
accidental discharge Of a gun carried
by a companion.
w. M. Kern, who was president OF
the Glendale Industrial normal, is K
be superintendent of the schools al
Walla Walla, Wash.
90
The Bismarck Tribune says the PEG.
pie of North Dakota voted for Han,
ma because they knew he would rep,
resent its best interests.
900
About the only argument Hutchin'
son made against Gilbreath was a sec,
tionalism feature-and the people o
the state wouldn't stand for that.
The Pernbina Pioneer Express hal
started on Vol. xxxiv and Wardwel
& Thompson have the good wishes o
the gang for many more years Of Elk
cellent service.
In many Of the smaller towns tn,
editors urge the people to mail thei
letters at the p. o, instead OF on tn,