The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-21
North Dakota
Kernels

1Antuh mas peen long On dances
Not all candidates for once are
Minoters formed a Taft-Hanna
club.
900
The lecture season has struck North
Dakota.
600
Bottineau is to have a new vaude-
vile house. :
The cdrfew bells are ringing in
some towns.
Grain hauling creates busy scene in
many towns.
Bismarck has been successful with
It's market days.
Fast driving autos have reduced the
dog population. +.
Here's hoping 10 won't be unIucky
for North Dakota! {
The candidates are not overlooking
any bets these days.
Duck hunters have been enjoying
some very fine sport.
The railroads have done well by
North Dakota this year.
-Four colered thugs held up a farm
err at Devils Lake for sS5.
What are you going to do about the
constitutional amendments? 4
900 r." :
Mtnot had a mystery in the sudden
death Of a man in a drugstore.
900
If the blowing was better done-the
yield would be larger next year.
Complaints have been made in many
parts of the state about peddlers.
900
ATTORNEY Samson of Devils Lake
will spend the winter in Colorado.
900
North Dakotans are being urged to
pay more attention to ventilation.
The citizens of Ashley feel safer
since the arrival Of the fire engine.
900
Ward county demonstrated that su-
gar beets a be sEc%cessfuily grown
Some hunting dogs same UP to ex-
peotations-then d there were others
The mar who invests his money in
North Dakota dirt can't go bad wrong,
The man on top of the pillow Is a.
busy individual in North Dakota these
days.
Some editors run marriage, birth
and death notices all in the same col
umn.
There are some people as hypocrit-
ical in their politics as in their re-
ligion.
The contests for superintendent of
schools promise to be lively in many
counties.
The new branch lines Of road over
the state have done much to help the
farmers.
Editor Stanley Of The Energy Sun
has also leased The Garrison indie
pendent.
Both candidates for supreme court
Justices visited Jamestown on the
same day..
The Irvine plant should turn out
quite a lot Of material by harvest time
next year.
Rev. Golightly Morrill, Of Minneapo-
lis told Fargoans some hot stuff in a
recent ADDRESS.
There is a disposition in North Da-
kota to chase out the tramps who de-
cline to work.
There are many towns in the state
claiming to be the largest primary
wheat markets.
Very few North Dakota publica-
tons are growing excited over the po-
litical conditions.
With the schools and colleges open
ed up young America finds there Is no
snap in this world.
Broken boards In the wooden side
walks at Almont are regarded as dan
gerous. Use cement
Editor Streeter of The Linton Rec
ord doesn't appear to be a bit "skeer-
ed' over the libel suit.
Some candidates evidently were not
believers in printers ink-that is not
to any appreciate degree.
An occasional dog killing autoist
comes to grief when, the owner of the
canine catches up with him.
800
While a Hazelton girl was attempt
ing to pull a buggy up a hill several
of her teeth were knocked loose.
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Frank Talbot of Neville was doing
some carpentry work when the staging
gave away INT he was injured in the
fall.
The little scouters of North Dakota
are eIated over the fact that Chief
Scout Seton Thomson Is coming to this
state.
It's about time for The Schafer Rec
ord man to get another alleged letter
from it's delinquent subscriber at
Page.
Don't be afraid to attend church.
The edifice may not fall on you-eyen
if o have not been inside for many
moons.
There is a contest on among the
subscribers OF The Forbes Republican
to see who can pay the subscription
farthest in advance.
John Mcmahon, connected with a
| bridge crew near Neville, had a hand
badly smashed, necessitating the am
putation Of a part of it.
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1t is a. compliment to the excellence
of the man when his political opponents
can find nothing against Hanna after
his long record IN public life.
Congressman Hanna certainly has
the good will of the press boys. The
number that attack his candidacy for
governor are extremely small.
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