The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-14
North Dakota
Kernels

HreDfeaKS.
900
The socialists put in a county ticket
in Bowman.
The people of FLASHER are very proud
of their school.
The Arena reports some fne crops
around Almont.
A South Dakota bigamist was ar
rested at Minot.
Grand Forks has more school chill
dren than Fargo.
The farmers elevator at Chama,
near Beach, was burned.
600
The Bismarck trade boosters made
a trip to Emmons county.
90
The ice wagons will soon be re-
placed by the coal wagons.
Lisbon is to have a great corn and
stock exposition Sept. 1928.
Whoop things up for North Dakota
dairying and interests.
90
The Northwestern Telephone Co. is
to have a new building at Lisbon.
90
Ransom county real estate is in
creasing both in demand and in price.
The editor of The Upham Star
went after anonymous correspondents.
When some men get Office they try
to vent petty spite o their opponents,
90
More cattle will be fattened in
North Dakota this year than ever be-
fore.
Some North Dakotans who spent the
summer in Europe are getting back
home.
A few swinish autoists get the rest
of the drivers and owners into disre-
pute.
Leaking gasoline has been respon-
sible for several fires in the state this
summer.
North Dakota will lose a few people
as a result of hunting and threshiug
accidents.
There is a great deal of boosting for
silos by the state press. 1t certainly
a good move.
Editor Irysh Of The Mott Pioneer
Press Is boosting the farmers of Het-
finger county.
The farmer who gets $50 and SIS
checks each month for cream is solv-
ing the problem.
Many high schools are strong for
vocational training. It's a move
along the right line
The Hettinger county commission
ers appropriated funds to be used for
development purposes.
The delinquent subscribers had bet
ter come off the perch. The publish
ers are going after them.
The white slave industry in the
state is attracting the attention of the
officers in many. counties.
Editor Trubshaw of The Coopers-
town Courier has always been an ar
dent admirer of Roosevelt.
The democrats have n good plank
in their platform. They seek to pre-
vent the marriage of detectives.
900
A company was organized at Bis
marck to manufacture a bottle to pre-
vent people for drinking poison.
An aged lady from Maryland travel
ed to Fort Rice to decorate the grave
of a son who suicided eight years ago.
90
Some of the editors " e the state
wonder who the bull moosers will have
next week for a gubernatorial candi-
date.
At Devils Lake a man was arrested
on an insanity charge. He thought he
was in direct communication with
heaven.
Some OF the Fargo bull moosers
were not strong for Sweet for mayor
but they are taking theirs straight on
him for governor.
Lisbon people are planning to enter
tain the boys this winter and keep
them off the streets at night. 1t is an
important movement
The Farnham Printing Co. of Minne-
apolis has. started on a new building
at Bismarck and purchased a complete
job plant from St; a Louis.
One of the mysteries of the primary
election totals is where the hades
could there be found 1916 men who
voted for Midtbo fSE governor,
.aL
E. r. Peterson, republican nominee
for clerk of court in Richland county,
was forced to withdraw from the RAGS
because of illness in his family.
90
One advantage Editor Nagel Of The
Forbes Republican had over h aver
age man who becomes a benedict-he
could print his w marriage cards.
~&&
When Mayor Sweet Of Fargo starts
on his gubernatorial campaign there
will be many ~pollysyllabic words let
go on the fertile prairies of North Da-
kota.
There is a lot of. amusement listen
ing to the hunters about how many
birds they killed and couldn't find.
It's like the fishermen--and the big
ones that got away
The second choice provision Of the
North Dakota primary law may get a.
test. Paddy Norton was the only n
Ito profit by it. Simpson led him in
first choice votes for the congressional
nomination.
The total republican vote for the
Egovernorship at the June primaries
was 57,503 first choice votes and for
the democrats the total was 10000. 1t,
will take quite a split in the republi-
cans to elect a deI1ocrat
The total republican congressional
vote in June was 54,I40, which was
1888 less than the total on governor.
This was. due to the fact that there
was no contest in the First district,
where the Helgesen vote was light.
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