The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-03
North Dakota
Kernels

The Elgin creamery is q huge sue
cess.
The stork was a frequent visitor to
Elgin.
Brinsmade recently had a leap year
dance.
Newspaper contests are not very
popular.
There is a medical war on at
Noonar.
Lost hunting dogs are being adver-
tised for.
Officials are after a dog shooter at
Granville.
Many editors discuss the recall
proposition.
Many farmers have seeded all their
winter grain.
How would it do for subscribers to
recall editors?
Some newspapers have scant adver-
Using support.
Two alleged hold uppers were ar
rested at Velva.
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There have beer some big land deals
in Emmons county.
The way to get business is to ad-
vertise and go after e. i.
Some progress is being made in the
removal OF ~birthrnarks.
900
Some waters in ET1mors county
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North Dakota. certainly has some
tough tranSientS' m al right
The gun and shot gun shell dealers
have done a good business.
The Mott Spotlight handed the
sooner" hunters e hot roast
This has been a great year for the
construction Of gsai9 elevators.
There was a lively time at Cleveland
when one negro carved another.
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Some men have had a lot of trouble
retaining their threshing crews.
Both Mandan and Bismarck are
likely to have gas at an early date.
900
Clarence Walllin Of washburn has
purchased The Gwyther Advocate.
It's hard luck when men have to be
arrested to supply the labor demand.
900
There were some heated arguments
at Bismarck over the sidewalk grades.
900
North Dakota has lone considerable
road building during the present year
The boss thieves are turning their
attention to the autos-arid swiptns
them.
The women Of Mott are to raise
funds for a library by a Decent lunch
chain.
One day last week one of the ele-
vators at Fornnan tool in 1876 OF
wheat
into the sporting columns of the news
papers.
Some Of the corn crops in the state
are good enough to please the most
particular.
.. P. Abbey. who has edited several
papers in this state. is now in the real
ty business in Mott.
900
The LaFNollette boosters in this state
show nc disposition to Chamber on to
the Roosevelt hearse;
This is a good time Of the year to
plant that row OF trees along the
south line Of your farm.
Two men reported to the officers at
Valley City they had been held up and
robbed twice within a week.
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The merchant who advertises lib
ward-this fall-or any other,
A correspondent of The Herald
wants the Grand Forks streets to look
heater and tidier-on Sundays.
Many North Dakota women will at"
tend the national session of the w, c.
r. U. in Portland, Ore, Oct. 4.
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At Milton the business men helped
a farmer build a new barn to take the
place Of an old one recently burned.
The. roads around Minot are report
ed in bad shape-and The Democrat
wonders why farmers come to town at
all.
Thirty eight gravel trains are dis
tributing, material along the Great
Northern cutoff between Fargo and
Minot.
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The Aneta Panorama classes the
sooner shooter with the man who
stole pennies or his dead grandmoth-
er's eyes.
Atty. L. 7. Hamilton OF Maxbass,
formerly of Fargo, underwent an OPP
GRAFTON which removed a portion Of
his tongue.
The Monango journal man never
thought he would live long enough to
see a man seek q third term for the
presidency.
Editor Teien OF The Aneta PIANO.
rama said he was called a liar by a
man he told Gronna was supporting
Taft and Hanna.
C. N. Doolittle of Alfred, LaMoure
county, was the man who captured a
horse thief who swiped his equine, not
the man who 0 IT.
Mrs. w. r. Wasson, wife of the ed
itor of The Pingree Patriot, is running
The Woodwork hustler while Editor
Wright is away on q visit.
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Some people insist that q town
that requires a curfew to keep the
kids In at night needs something more
forceful to keep the old boys rounded
ar.
In many towns the merchants are
beginning 10 advertise. There are sof4le
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