The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-30
North Dakota
Kernels

NNS
The election returns should be hur-
ried,
Many more towns are talking incor-
poration.
There is a rush to get the fall plow-
ing done
The threshers showed they could
come back.
The elevator men are not among the
loafing class.
Duck and geese hunters are re-
porting large bags.
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The prosperity means a lot more
telephone extension.
Many people are predicting an ideal
month for November.
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The branch lines Of railways are
heavily laden with freight.
Gypsies have been very numerous
in North Dakota this year.
There was a rush of final proofs In
the western part Of h state.
The wife heaters do not appear pop
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The socialists claim they have
things bottled up in Burke county.
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There is more evidence Of civic pride
in North Dakota than eve before.
The farmers who stacked their
wheat had plenty Of time to plow.
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Mrs. Alice Page of Grand Forks is
agreat booster for woman's suffrage.
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That Burke county seat doesn't ap-
pear to be entirely nailed down. yet
Those uncut weeds along the high
ways will catch a lot of snow this win
ter.
The stork has been delivering quite
a number of new citizens in North Da-
kota.
The Tottens of Bowman county ap-
pear to enjoy their temporary noto-
riety. .
There are all kinds Of county seat
possibilities in the western part of the
state.
This is a great year for criminal Ii
bel suits against the poo newspaper
men.
The successful shooter has almost
as many "friends"-as the lucky fish
erman.
Some hunters who went afield with
out licenses are reported to have come
to grief.
The new elevators established by
the farmers appear to be making d
winning.
Electric light plants are luxuries
several towns of the state are &C
curing.
%Swindling peddlers have hard sled
ding in North Dakota. The people are
nto them.
Most states-that haven't tried it
imagine the primary election law is
great dope.
The old problem of fire protection is
being discussed in many smaller towns
Of the state.
The state republican committee did
a lot of hustling-even if the funds
were limited.
North Dakotans took sage advice
this year. They raised more grain
and less hell.
The Indian summer weather may
have been a trife tardy-but all will
admit it came.
Some people claim they have
enough North Dakota apples put away
for winter use.
Some day there may be harmony
among the newspapers at Devils Lake
but not right yet.
There are more cheap dogs in the
state than just before the opening 0.
the hunting season:
Eastern advertisers want space in
North Dakota papers this year to get
some Of the money.
The farmers rarely do as we'll as
they might-neither do men engaged
in other professions.
The persistence with which some
men violate the prohibition law is
worthy a better cause.
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There is frenzied political activity
on the part Of some candidates on the
close of the campaign.
Out of all the advice given the farm
ers. they are able to sift out the
kernels from the chat.
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More North. DakotanS are planning
trips down the Mississippi this winter
for hunting and recreation.
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Some of the people of Divide county
are Kicking over the acquittal OF one
of the county commissioners.
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One of the encouraging signs in
North Dakota this fall is the increased
general interest in the school work.
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If every merchant in the state was
a live advertiser the mail order houses
would have hard picking in North Da-
kota.
The Ward county people are still
discussing the superintendent OF
schools. Donnybrook appears to be
the hotbed of opposition to Superin-
tendent Warren.
The big advertising editions Of
some of the papers demonstrate the
enterprise of the merchants-anC
their intention of keeping North Da-
kota money at home;
The deer crop on the Missouri slope
is reported to be lighter than usual
Some of the hunters from the eastern
part of the state may not make theil
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