The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-13
North Dakota
Kernels
YEAR Of coaI shortage are 40 longer

More counties are Joining the bet
ter farming plan,
There were three cases Of wife de.
sertion at Bisbee.
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The grain congestion around Sher-
wood was relieved.
900
The people. of Kidder county had ex-
element in punches.
Public Printer Tousley of Bismarck
went to Beach to vote.
Some towns are using city prison
ers to clean the streets.
William Russell, a stranger, com
mitted suicide at Egeland.
Some of the weeklies contained very
little election return stuff.
Editor Rearick of The C~ooperstown
Sentinel won out for county auditor.
Ferdinand Leutz defeated Nelson
for the senate from western Nor
ton.
Minot is to abandon the moonlight
schedule and have electric lights all
night.
Some of the papers are carrying
the amount of advertising to which
they are entitled. ..
There is considerable grain in the
northwest corner Of the state that re-
mains unthreshed.
1t is to be hoped the editor Of The
Binford Times will permit Hanna to
serve as governor.
In southern Stutsman county five
children in one family--three girls and
two boys-are for adoption.
900
The LaMoure Echo is rejoicing that
an old time attache has returned after
a month with ANOTHER
Three Indian girls attempted to es-
cape from the Bismarck school but
were recaptured q Mandan.
The Dunseith Magnet kicks because
the pool halls at RoIette were per-
mitted to keep open Sundays.
c. B. Winter, publicity man for the
Industrial expo at Bismarck, has gone
with The Minneapolis Journal.
A number Of North Dakotans are
e~ndeayoring to lay claim to having
D"VA Ih0 oilSIhdi EFiISoA pOoStei.
The apple concern that advertised
SO widely in the papers of the state
appears to have made a clean up.
900
North Dakotans are to make a big
thanksgiving donation to the North
Dakota Children's home in Fargo.
The rich coal deposit around Dick
inson should make that an attractive
center for manufacturing enterprises.
900
Some Of the politicians went right
after jobs as soon as the campaign
was overland didn't get much rest.
1t was rather dangerous for The
Pingree Patriot to lose n spaces in
it's motto at the head of the editorial
columns.
Bean raising will be more extensive
ly INDUCED in by North Dakotans next
al as the result of the discussion
En the papers.
1t is quite evident that the differ
ences of opinion between the editors Of
the weekly papers at Bismarck are
irreconcilable.
The new probate court code is ex-
pected to be a great Improvement over
the old one, which is a kind of a crazy
patchwork.
In some counties there were very
few changes in the officials. In Cass'
only n new man will have a job in
the courthouse.
Editors of many country papers an
nounce hat they have been Topping
off delinquent subscribers-on orders
from Uncle Sam.
The attendance Of boys at school
has shown a great increase in North
Dakota this fail-even in the face Of
the labor shortage.
The Grand Forker who will have to
wear a straw hat all winter because
Roosevelt was not elected-had better
lay in a supply OF ear muffs.
The Hunter Herald deplores the
fact that so many farmers around
there purchase their driving and work
horses instead of raising them.
One of the Totten reforrners OF
country by running independent for
county judge, fell by the wayside.
Some of the defeated candidates
won't be able to find so much for
which to be thankful-but all will
perhaps eat their turkey with a good
appetite.
The passenger service on the cut
off between Fargo. and Minot, which
now runs from Minot to Page only,
be operating regularly all the way
to Fargo by Dec. /
There are great possibilities in
North Dakota on the sugar beet
proposition-but the people have not
vet forgotten how they were stung a
few years g by a promoter.
The Grand Forks Herald says the
Russell rmo are run as adj
vertising. Out in North Dakota some
few editors a for the privilege of
running then-and there you are.
The Bismarck Palladium says the
chairman of the republican county
at Bismarck tore down
Hanna, pictures and replaced them
with posters for Roosevelt and Sweet.
There are a lot of four months VIC
tims-over Wilson's election-on the
proposition that within four months
every national bank in the United
States will be closed-inauguration
day.
The route Of the Meridian road
through North Dakota has all been
except in Richland county,
there is still a difference of
opinion. The people were slow to take
any action.
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A number OF business men of Beach
have taken over The Advance-M. @.
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