The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-23
North Dakota
Kernels

Don't forget to nlant q tree.
The slope realty me are to meet
Slope conditions are very favorable.
casselton viii plan q sewer system.
This is the once seekers busy sea-
son.
Fort Yates viii have a big Indian
fair.
The PRESBYTERIAN pastor at Roila
has resigned.
Grand Forks may secure d central
ICED creamery.
The Great Northern plans time card
changes May 5.
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There al some very careless shoot
ing at Bordulac.
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Fessenden held an enthusiastic
baseball meeting.
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The sweet girl graduates are PLAN
ming their gowns.
1NVENn OdkOld dS ~ sugar SthJG ~
among the possibilities.
Editor Collins Of Darlington is now
a full iedged fez wearer.
Next month will be fling time on
the Berthold reservation.
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acquisitions were issued for two
men wanted in this state.
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The Glendale Record reports many
of the M teachers engaged.
90
The people of Medina want the N.
p. to stop No. S at that place.
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North Dakotans seem certain this Is
to be a ear OF bumper crops.
900
There are reports of decreased wheat
a~reage in North Dakota this spring.
Adams county had a three days
rain. The soil was thoroughly soak
ed.
The Spotlight viii be the name of
the new paper to be established at
Mott.
Some Of the boosters for LaFollette
now admit Roosevelt is making quite
a stir.
The new editor of The Bowbells
Bulletin remained quick with The CAL
vim Times.
Some of the insurgents seem averse
to telling the assessors their political
preferences.
The rain and the wet snow folio wing
put things in fine shape in the north
western part of he state.
900
G. H. Keyes of Glendale, a former
railroad commissioner, recently cele-
brated his 67th birthday.
Brakeman Kennedy Of the N. p.
was thrown from the train when it
broke in two at New Salem.
900
Col. Ben G. whitehead removed his
State to Bismarck and the drst issue
of his paper from the capital city is
just out-adless.
Editor Streeter of The Linton Re-
publican broke a time-honored custom
and made a new head over an item
the Titanic horror.
900
Editor and Mrs. Rearick Of Coopers-
town have the sincerest sympathy
over the death of their s-year-old
daughter Of pneumonia.
600
Some Of the i~nsurgers protest so
vigorously against the registration
law-they must be ashamed Of their
political beliefs.
The Minot Democrat has some fun
with the insurgents who are protest
ing so vigorously against the new reg
istration
900
Miss Margaret Beede, a teacher at
Rolla, and champion woman tennis
player of the state. will attend the
state university this fall.
900
Some great figures are given out as
to the possibility of the progeny OF the
fly you don't swat-or the gopher you
don't fill full Of poison.
600
Some of the editors advise their
readers not to neglect their kidneys.
Some of the editors might also get a
little bile off their stomachs.
The people in the western part Of
the state are SO delighted with the
soil conditions and the recent rains
they are predicting bumper crops.
600
The North Dakota LaFollette rooters
are wondering where their man vas
when the voting was in progress In
Illinois, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
Oregon.
Two dogs took a bite at Editor
Rishoff Of The Grand Forks Observer
within one week. He should fatten
up a trihe and the dogs wouldn't take
him for a bone.
Mix s%trychnine with wheat, pour
sweetened boiling water wei the MIX
ture, let it dry, scatter it over the
fields broadcast-and 1t will be hard
for the gophers to digest.
600
Veterinarian Davis who was pardon
ed from the pen because of trouble at
Glen Ullin and later encored in Oliver
county, has skipped and left his
bondsmen with the bag to hold.
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The idiocy Of having the county seat
Of one county the same as the name Of
another county is slowly dawning on
the minds of the editors OF The Adams
County Record. though they were not
responsible.
1t might be Invertebrates reading
the last issue Of The Steele Ozone