The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-24
North Dakota
Kernels

II You cant boost keep mum.
600
Two stores were ~burglarized at For
a Beach boy had a fatal fall from q
horse.
Now is the time to wage war on the
The hay warehouse at Mcleod was
The Edinburg creamery 10 in fun
operation nA
Dry farming was 4 great success
this yea
Walsh countys chronic prisoner is
again in jail.
The newspapers at Beach r a
trihe less wariike.
The N. p. is constructing a new coal
dock at Darlington.
Great interest ID Being taken In the
playground movement.
The press band and the angel chorus
whooped things up ct Minot.
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GIandered horses are reported near
Mikkelson. north Of Medora.
Harvest hel is wanted in nearly ev-
cry section OF North Dakota.
90
Bismarck is to have ~gas-since
Packard moved to that town.
Ralph Abbey was arrested in Het-
finger county for stealing a coat.
The amount Of han insurance car
ried this year was unusually large.
A band of gypsies Damaged the
lawns at Buffaio and were arrested.
Some people are Dragging about the
enormous quantities Of gooseberries.
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The Mandan Republican has a pro-
nounced opinion against cheap graft
ers.
Few candidates spent all they were
permitted under the corrupt practice
act
II you wife is not your business
partner-whose business partner is
she
How would you like to be a farmer
whose crop hasn't been struck by
hail?
The people of Park River are pleas
ed with their experience with market
days.
In sections where there were severe
hail storms the prairie chickens were
killed.
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Editor Penn Of The Sherwood Trib-
n is a consistent booster for good
roads.
The cattle show at the state fair
this week Is an eye opener for the
public.
Some of the expense accounts Of the
candidates were delayed in the
mails"
The Kenmare Journal is taking
quite an active interest in the political
situation.
Mott was editorIess while Irysh
and Charrnley went to the press meet
at Mfnot
Crooks are In North Dakota-along
with honest men who r seeking en-
p1oynent.
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( The slight frost noticeable in some
low places in the state did not damage
the crops.
The people of Dickinson expect a
connecting line from New England to
their town.
900
Some horses sold at HiIlsboro were
found to have glanders and were or
dered killed.
The winter rye and the winter wheat
were both so fine that the acreage will
be increased.
A train load Of North Carolina boys
are coming to North Dakota to assist
in h harvest.
walter Johnson, who pitched for
Grafton last year, is now with the
Chicago white sox
W. A. Carter, county Judge OF Stark,
who was defeated for denomination, in
tends to u independent.
Hettinger county people want a
fair. They would have some fine
products to show this fall.
Some Of the N. p. employees can't
get used to being paid OF on the
day OF the month.
The contract for the waterworks
system at Beach was let. 1t is ex-
pected to be ready Oct. is.
The roads around Barlow, Foster
county, are not exactly ideal-if the
reports Sn are correct
Trha nawsns mar bunch In advonatipp
the home trade proposition just as
every merchant advertised.
90
In sections Of the state where there
are lakes it is reported the ducks are
more numerous than for many years.
800
Bowbells is to have a third newspa-
per. r. d. Rogers and o. o. Chris
Hanson are the men behind the deal.
90
Whether he was reelected or de-
feated-The Mott Spotlight will not
have any different opinion of Andy
Miller.
The editor Of The Bowman Citizen
appears TO think that being a failure
q preacher entities him to run
amuck among the editors.
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Stanley had three fires in three days.
Inc GdLlOllC CHuFCH was udLldBSu, n.
p. Duggan's home was destroyed and
a warehouse caught on fire.
800
According to the records on drug
gists' permits in Benson county some
OF the epople up there must have been
afflicted with q lot Of colds.
The prairie chicken shooting this
fall should be something swell-if
ali the splendid reports about the nu-