The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-06
North Dakota
Kernels

See that the horses get plenty Of
water.
Flasher.
The demand for harvest hands is
The Grand Forks fatr was long on
accidents.
The jamestown water supply is re-
ported o. X
Lookout for the ! shortage-ls the
latest lament.
Some farmers Fsksd their hay be-
fore cutting II,
Last weeks weather was certainly
made to order.
The differences over the police at
Mandan continues
Neville Is to have q permanent
Presbyterian pastor.
The electric lights make q great inn
provement In oakss "
There are q number Of tennis en-
thusiasts at Burnstad.
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A lion In the shows at the Grand
Forks fair escaped.
Considerable damage was done by
lightning at Towner.
600
The crop reports are certainly as
optimistic as possible ...
Many papers r boosting the bet
ter farming movement.
At Cakes a warning was issued
against sooner hunters.
The dates for the Bowbells fair have
been fixed for Oct I to 3.
The Granville Echo rsjoicss over
the enemies it has @sds.
There will be something with which
to pay the printer this fall
The people Of Rolla have been i'm
posed upon by a fake solicitor.
The warfare waged against the
white plague is getting results,
900
More gas traction engines are being
purchased by farmers for blowing.
. 900 a..
Threshing machines report good
yields Of winter rye mad winter wheat
eco
The Mandan Pioneer favors the re-
call on members of the city commits
sion,
The industrial assembly at Energy
Is reported to have been a great suc,
cess,
Efforts are being made to interest
Richland county people in b Meridian
road.
The 500 is collecting samples of
North Dakota grain for the big land
show,
Editor GODDARD Of The Glendale
Leader was rather sassy" on political
matters.
Henry Fogel was charged with EN-
bezzling funds of a lumber concern at
Bowdon.
Georgia has a bill for a state high
way commission. North Dakota might
do worse.
Wing, the new town on the Pingree-
Wilton line, has already had q moving
picture show.
P. A. Mcmillan, superintendent Of
the Darlington schools. has removed
to LaMoure.
Later fair dates are insisted upon
by many who want to see a big agri7
cultural show.
The weed covered vacant lots in
Fargo and other towns of the state
are a disgrace.
NJ. c+r..uz sYu
ton are popular with the rest Of the
newspaper gang.
Some people delayed securing bind
ers so long they had finally to get
them by express,
Darlington claims to have sufficient
help for harvest but viii need more
when threshing begins.
The sidewalks in Lidgerwoo6 are
said to have a few holes that may be
the cause Of damage suits
North Dakota will have a new grade
Of wheat this year-some Of the grain
will be even better than No. ! hard.
A Davenport man drove a horse to
Fargo and found 1t affected with
CHAMBERS so badly it had to be shot.
The Bismarck Tribune opines that
neither the second nor the third par
ties can defeat Hanna for governor.
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The Mott Spotlight seems interested
in how many men Secretary of State
Norton promised the job of state print
er, la
The Monango journal thinks the LETT
ter of congratulation sent Hanna by
Buchanan was a touching commnnica-
ton.
Secretary Holbein OF the North Da-
kota Press association, runs a column
Of interest to editors-in his Lansford
Journal.
It's a cheap sort of a skate who will
try to win Office under the republican
banner-and support nominees on
other tickets. ia So
Those fellows who withdrew their
advertising from The Beach Chronicle
over missing q good opportunity to
reach the people Tho ave money
Sam Rowley, the little man with the
Bis voice. who is manager OF a vaude-
vile house at Dickinson, will D
leave for his old home in Australia
Bismarck IL TO have q religious GEN.
sus Mrs. Tousley, formerly OF Fargo,
viii head the work. 1t Is hoped all
the numerous newspaper men will he
enumerated.
There are some Inquiries regarding
the development league in oliver cour-