The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-30
North Dakota
Kernels

busy
Cattle buyers are travelling over th'
The N. r. win build stockyards al
Flasher.
Flasher mas give $4,000 to get !
-four mill.
Beach merchants ordered sugar By
the al load.
Adams county Is making headwaS
in dairying.
Langdon is rushing new cement
sidewalks.
Coach Dunlop OF the state university
has resigned.
The newspaper boys handed Minot
a lot Of bouquets.
The expense accounts of some can
didates We're light
Spend your money in North Dakota
where you make IT.
The dairy boosters OF this state are
doing splendid work:
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The North Dakota boosters have an
easy tina--this year.
900
The state seems to be entertaining
a lot Of petty thieves.
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The good roads movement has q LOT
OF boosters at Beach.
North Dakotans are showing in
creased interest In alfalfa.
900
The still born condition Of the third
party alarms its parents.
Some publishers were a tribe late
on the abstract Of the votes
Ray claims to be the smallest town
in the state with a white way.
The Minot editors whooped things
up for the visiting psncil pushers.
More new citizens are to be created
by the courts in Bottineau county.
stickIey, it lie said, will become
connected with The Jim Jam Jenns.
An unknown insane woman was
found on the streets at Grand Forks.
The board win install a heating
plant in the Bowman school building.
A dam across the Heart river at
Mandan will undoubtedly be built this
fall.
The jurors at Minot were excused
SO they could hike for the : harvest
fields.
Fargo has established a reputation
for state fairs that viii be diflcult to
equal.
There was excitement in Billings
county over some alleged glandered
horses.
The Schafer Record tells of a dis
eliminating hail storm-that hit here
and there.
The stock judging by the boys al
the state fair increased their interest
in live stock.
Travelling men who r also shoot
ers, insist that the prairie chicken
crop is q bumper one.
Frank Rodgers, formerly Of The
Dogden News, is the new editor OF
The Wild Rose Piainsman.
There will be many motors estab-
lished in Cakes that the electric
light plant is in operation.
900
The bankers will have to enlarge
their strong boxes to hold all the
money from the large crop.
A 9-year-old steer, lost for sir
years, was recently found on the
Standing Rock reservation.
900
The boys who attended the state
fair as guests Of the association were
a bunch of young enthusiasts
The insurgent Lakota Observer say
that the word progressive is now {
meaningless thing--in North Dakota
Former Editor Mills of Devils Lake
| tied with his opponent for county
commissioner-and lost on the toss up
The New Rockford Provost doesn'
want the city council to be in tot
great q rush granting an electric Ugh
franchise.
Farmers should make temporar!
granaries this year and not dump thii
bounttful crop onto the ground from
the separator.
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Chairman Reery OF the republical
central committee In Hettinger coun
ty and The Mott Spotlight appear t
be in a controversy.
Editor Etreeter insists the iced te
at Minot was somewhat spoiled an
foamy-but 1t was a very popular bev
erage. just the same.
n A oIson rrLn was found p1iIt
Of obstructing the Mouse river, refus
ed to remove the distractions till tn
supreme court ruled
A horse deserves three meals a day
plenty of water, shoes or hard road
and strets, a fly net in summer and
blanket In the winter.
It's funny how some people are fo
Wilson, a free trader, when they balk
ed on Taft because he wanted reel
procity with Canada.
The proprietors of the job printin
establishments are saying some I'm
complimentary things about Secretar
Of State Norton's methods
A voter at Haley is charged wit
and not voting for him--and swearin
falsely-and things like that.
800
Chas. Penn. near Velvar had
strawberry patch from which he gath
cred over 1000 quarts Of luscious bel
ries. 1t was less than an eighth Of a
acre.
The third party movement didn't dc
serve the cruel fate forced OF 1t b
the methods Of ex-Judge Laude
chairman Of the mass" meeting !
Fargo.