The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-12
North Dakota
Kernels

Hettinger is to light Its streets.
Some great oat yields are reported.
The Steele Ozone is feminist the re-
call.
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Bismarck gets an insurance COM
pany,
The demand for hunting licenses
was large.
Congressman Hanna is expected
home soon.
This is the time Of year to select
good seed orn
The dairymen find the silos a proft-
able investment.
Better farming methods are urged
In Burke county.
No state hail losses were reported
from Foster county.
The ~"unloaded" gun is usually the
the most dangerous.
The man with land to sell a quick
ly find a purchaser.
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The Independent wants Minot to
have a great white way.
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Fargo has a. mar named Fly. NO
body wants to swat him.
Four head Of live stock were killed
by lightning near Mohall'
Editor Maltby Of The Forman News
had a blood poisoned hand.
At Devils Lake an. entire township
was posted against hunters.
The Western Union will put in an
up town office at Darlington.
The fear of a car shortage is wor-
rying a lot of grain shippers.
North Dakota has quite a criminal
record since the hoboeS came.
The weed crop was a bumper one
on some farms south of Kelso.
Rapid progress is being made OIL the
new artesian well at Sheldon.
The Mott Spotlight has its opinion
of the morning paper in Fargo.
L ne HILLS VI NOl III DdhOI1 dlC
grinding-and not slowly, either.
North Dakotans are proud Of the
dairy and creamery developments.
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The real estate activities in En-
mons county are very pronounced.
Two deers were recently seen on the
Mouse river not far from Lansford.
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The Linto Record thinks every dog
around there needed a little training.
Roosevelt is reported to have said
he found the Fargo audiences cold"
Every nan is of some use-but it is
frequently rather difficult to just tell
what.
Ed. x. Moore of The McClusky Ga
zette has biossomed out as a real bull
mooser.
The Mott Pioneer Press is doing
some good boosting for that section Of
the state.
The Steele Ozone doesn't think
Roosevelt stands n chance to sweep
his state.
! The people of BowbelIs rather en-
Joy the security of being the perma-
nent county seat.
Many wedding notices have a lot to
say about the groom" and little about
the bridegroom"
Some of the youngsters, who are in
school for the first time, are not par
ticuiariy enthusiastic.
The Bowbells Tribune is astonished
at the number of advertising agencies
trying to get cheap rates
The Linton Record runs tn interest
ing column of events of a quarter of
a century ago in that section.
The libel and retaliatory suits at
Bismarck aroused a lot Of comment in
the newspapers over the state.
The Cavalier Chronicle has figured
out the, volcanic lust from Alaska was
responsible for the heavy rains.
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If Governor Burke goes east to cam
paign for the democrats-will he
start his speechM he boys'
Have you been On a North Dakota
farm and examined the grain-and
seen the one in the kernels?
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One patron of the creamery at Het-
finger received $S40.24 during the
past twelve months. That helps
some. ~ wi.
Frank Evans, a Bismarck travelling
man, was named on the state board of
control to succeed Landlord Tatley Of
Bismarck S 81
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Editor Nelson OF The Martin Search
light doesn't seem popular with some
people at Medora, where he vas for
merly located.
George Lewis, sent up ten years for
incest, his daughter being the victim,
Dunn county.
There was a hot time at Steele when
an attempt was made to ship out some
ranch horses. AL kinds Of legal ac-
tons are in the air.
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1t would be a nice tribute by the at
torneys to erect a monument to the
late Chief Justice Morgan. How
about Barthoimew?
The Linton Record contained a
t~hree-coIumn editorial on a brother
editor. That's using a lot of mmun
ition for small game.
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Near Ryder a man was charged
with licking his sweetheart, When
an attempt was made TO arrest him he
fed and hid In the wheat.
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