The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-18
North Dakota
Kernels
Minot is long on peddlers.
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North Dakota leads in spring wheat.
An italian was fined for peddiing at
Minot.
This is the rear to advertise North
Dakota.
There is a shortage of labor at
jamestown.
900
There is a. lot of corr in the state
but it's late.
A deer was seen in a wheat field in
Nelson county.
The Bottineau county papers tell of
the fine crops
Powers Lake is to have a big mar
ket day Oct, II.
The bull moosers are called the
third term party.
Several papers are getting out big
advertising issues.
Some people like to smash the 9TH
er fellows straw lid.
g.. 900,
Shoes will cost more-and some peo-
pie can't go b~arefooted.
So 900 e@n
The Bismarck council granted a
franchise to a gas company.
The Devils Lake Journal got a lot of
bouquets over its large issue.
900
The fruit men report al unusually
large sale this year on peaches.
900
After FRIDAY of last wanL there are
more people who are leary of "13."
Frosted corr makes poor silage-
unless cut very soon after 1t is hit.
900
Complete siIos are to be exhibited
at the industrial show at Bismarck.
The earlier the land is plowed the
freer it will be of weeds next year.
900
Devils Lake had a butter famine
but the axle grease supply was large.
Some people never a understand
why a mar of means commits suicide.
900
A Maza young man is reported to
have suicided because of u~nrequited
love.
The Rugby Commercial club is plan
ming considerable activity this fall and
winter.
A Harlem man had some cash eat
ing goats that got away with $145 of
his money.
Many of the tenderfeet harvest
haRds skipped home with the first
chilly nights.
Some of the girls are beginning to
get busy now that leap year is on the
home stretch.
The Union National and the First
National banks of Grand Forks have
amalgamated.
900
Perry Werden, the old time ball
player, is hunting with some friends
around Upham.
The population of North Dakota is
being boosted with the arrival of adj
ditiopal students.
e the steers on the ranges in
western North Dakota are better this
year than usual.
The Great Northern put down an
expensive road bed and track between
Fargo and Minot.
There are a number Of hustling new
towns along the Great Northern and
the 500 in this state.
The Kuhn Messenger urges deIin-
quents to come across SO the publisher
can square old accounts.
900
Enderlin is to have a waterworks
system n the source of the supply
will be artesian wells.
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There appears to ave been more
~"unloaded' than loaded gun accidents
in North Dakota this fall.
One young lady writes that she has
delayed exercising her leap year priv
ilege so no n will suspect it. D..
900
The Rolla Herald said no large bags
of game were killed around there but
nearly all the hunters got ten. s
700
North Dakota will soon have its IA
nous Indian summer weather, the
most delightful period of the year.
The southwestern part of the state
may take a prominent part in the
dairy development of North Dakota.
900
The Devils Lakers are still laughing
over the way they were "stung'' by q
man who claimed to be 50 years old.
When there is a small crop the
farmers get a big price-and when
there is a large crop the price is low.
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Despite the fact there was a larger
hay crop than for years much of ii
was badly damaged by the frequent
rains.
"Nubs' Davies of The Grand FORKS
Herald becomes peeved when he runs
across a newspaper with a hyphenatAd
name.
Most men admit it pays to advertise
though some business men go against
their best business judgment and don't
do ii.
There was general regret that Frank
Sprague of Grafton decided he didn't
care for the state republican chair
m%anship.
There are some candidates on the
state republican ticket who believe the
bull moosers were trying to smoke
them out.
Steve Nye, formerly a newspaper
spending a short time at his farm il
Litchville.
The success with which many farm.
ers nave met with alfalfa indicates Z