The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-27
North Dakota
Kernels

Time to start that Christmas shop
ping. 7,
A dog poisoner was at work at
Arthur.
Warwick has a new, up-to-date pub
lie garage.
Land buyers are numerous in North
Dakota this fall.
Uncle Sam gained a number Of new
citizens at Grafton.
A dance in Rolla broke up in a
nasty cutting scrape.
The Standard Oil Co. is building an
oil station at Hatton.
The scramble for speaker of the
house goes merrily on.
Fargo is to have a country life con-
ference, in December.
Money is pouring into the state to
pay for the great crop. "
Many North Dakota towns have put
in electric lights this faI. ,
F. Winter of Mohall broke his leg
in jumping from his wagon.
Burke's boom for secretary of the
interior is gathering strength.
A LaMoure man shipped six car
loads of fat cattle to Chicago. ID
Two EdgeIey men have started on
an auto trip to Los Angeles, Cal.
st. AIoysius Catholic church at Lis
bon had a most successful bazaar.
So many delinquent tax lists made
slim pickings for the kernel column.
North Dakota bankers are good ad-
vertisers-and they are getting results.
Cupid has been overworked at La
Moure-seven marriages in one week.
The Lisbon tannery has been re-
opened after being closed since spring.
An agricultural fair and teachers
institute will be held at Nome, Nov. so.
Sheldon and Lisbon are scrapping
over the school attendance at Sheldon.
Ed. S. w. Leidigh of The Leonard
Journal has recovered from a sick
| spell.
A man who had broken parole from
the Minnesota pen was arrested at
Hope.
District court will open in Sheldon,
Dec. Six will apply for citizenship
papers.
The people of North Dakota have
little time to listen to the chronic
wilmer.
Wood is being shipped into North
Dakota from Minnesota almost by the
train load.
The officials are after doctors who
are practicing in North Dakota with
out a license.
A Glenburn boy was badly burned
by tipping a coffee pot full Of hot cof-
fee onto himself. .
There were still plenty of maIlard
ducks near Tolna last week, but they
were hard to get.
Verona has shipped 800 cars of
grain and has 300 more in the terri
tory left to ship.
The Methodists of Lisbon raised 1897
in seventeen minutes to pay off the
debt on the parsonage.
Some OF the progressive farmers
have burned the weeds along the roads
and around their fields.
Soren S. West, pioneer drayman of
Paramount, sold u to VIM. d. Shaw,
formerly of Rock Lake.
The rumor about the proposed ex-
tension OF the Milwaukee road north
from Fargo is loose again.
Gerrais Sherwood. a little chap at
Verona was kicked in the temple by
a colt n may not recover.
Sidney South, q Towner boy, was
thrown over a horses head and the
boys collar bone was broken.
Big plans are. being made for the
Tri-State Grain Growers convention
in Fargo, Jan. II, Is, Is and II.
The church comfy commission OF
North Dakota met at Grand Forks
organized and planned pm new work
A bold hold-up and bank robbery
occurred at Noonan, but thetwo ban
dts were caught next day n con-
Ifessed. s
jeff johnson of Havana got tangled
up in a runaway accident with a team
of fractions colts, but escaped with ba6
bruise.
The young ladies of Nome gave g
leap year ball--and the marriage H.
cense clerk has been kept on the JUMP
ever since.
Fargo has no skating rink yet, but
they do say there is a chance tx
skate" in Moorhead, which is {
cheap skate joke.
One man was commissioned to leas,
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