The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-15
North Dakota
Kernels

There are many Ties unsWatted.
This has been q great al to plant
trees.
The Red river is navigable-for ca
noes.
crop.
Fargo had ~dot ieedle Chernlan
pand.
A great deal OF winter wheat is being
Palermo slated . fair for Aug. is
and II.
The Hustler wants a fair at Flasher
this fall.
The jail at Bowman appears to lack
security.
Many editors are urging d%elinquents
to pay up.
There was a lawsuit at Beach over a
dog shooting.
The former gooseneck editors appear
to like the slope.
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Both Gronna and Hanna are to be at
the MaIdan fair.
When you do the horse trot dance
you have to whinny.
North Dakota promises to gain fame
as a dairying center.
The farmers around Beach purchased
the Thorpe elevator.
900
Ed Reeve Of Beach had some ribs
busted in a runaway,
There is a general demand that the
weeds be amputated.
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The Hustler wouldn't object to
Flasher Incorporating.
The fair in Mott Sept. 10 and 20 will
attract a large crowd.
More blind pig charges were pre-
ferred at White Earth.
The BowbeIls Tribune il proud OF it's
new linotype machine.
A McHenry county road builder un-
earthed three skeletons.
Later dates for the state fair would
please most North pakotans.
The Mcciusky Gazette reports an un-
usually large crop of jack rabbits.
... .,... 900
The Carson Press earnestly advo-
Gates the planting Of more trees.
The average 'hoiier- than thou' fell
low needs a hades Of a lot of watching.
900
More investors are endeavoring to
get business and land in North Dako-
ia.
Little Mac Of The Flasher Hustler
still swears by the bristles of Kellys
pig.
The Mtnot independent thinks it's
anybody's political fight in North Da-
kota,
A Ward county man left home in
such a hurry that he forgot his store
teeth.
A Minot woman who conducted a
millinery establishment, has gone
bump.
There is always q fly in the ointment,
The fine crops brings takers and crooks
galore.
A stays silo in Ward county upset
just about the time IL was supposed to
be completed. r
The railroads have been working
overtime handling the machinery in
North Dakota.
Deacon Cowell, formerly of Balfour,
- said to be chief political writer on
The Minot Optic.
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Another meanest man has been
found. He swiped pennies from chill
dren at Bismarck.
1t is quite evident the editor Of The
Kenmare Journal can never be classed
as an ardent admirer of LaFolIetts.
600
With all the presidential candidates
duly notified Of their nominations the
country an now was along with less
fear.
The son OF Attorney Denoyer of
Beach left home, leaving a note that
he had a job in sight and would write
later.
The Mott Pioneer Press claims the
finest fax in North Dakota-therefore
in the entire worlds in Hettinger
county.
There was nothing poisonous shown
by the analysis Of the stomach OF John
Schmidt, who died suddenly at New
England.
Many farmers have already started
on their fall blowing. They figure
that quick work is as good as a SUM
rner fallow.
The Bismarck State is reported to
have a an item in a recent issue
supporting Hanna for governor-and
Whitehead Is a democrat, too.
While Attorney Maddux of New
Rockford was in Fargo On legal husi-
ness The Transcript had quite an ar
ticle about the success of his firm.
Editor Rib Of The KenmaFe Journal
intimates that II hurts him worse than
The Forum-when he has to admins
ter an editorial chastisement to this
sheet.
The mail order ous have heard OF
the big crop and are rushing catalogues
into the state by the ton. What are
the local merchants doing to offset
this?
The McClusky Gazette rather antic-
Lipated it. 1t told about the election oil
Trubshaw as president of the press as.
ISOLATION. 1t lis understood that is or
the cards for this winter.
The papers at New Rockford difrel
slightly on the electric light franchise
proposition. New Rockford has q
permitted to develop properly.
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