The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-06
North Dakota
Kernels
Elgin had q farmers institute.

Some geese shooters are reporting
success.
The Neche band a $3.50 in the
treasury.
The boys are already killing the
gophers.
In the meantime don't forget to
clean up.
The Hatton Free Press il running
ads in colors.
The Gwinner Press wonders If ear
ly voting pays.
The Hatton Free Press runs some
leap year poetry.
The railway commissioners are hav-
ing a busy week.
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Be a booster. 1t sounds better. 1t
gets better results.
900
McHenry county farmers are going
in heavily for spuds.
The Petersburg Record has changed
its form and added new equipment?
900
Owner Ebbert of The Anamoose
Progress has legislative ambitions.
&%%& III
The commissioners of Mercer county
are putting in q lot Of steel culverts.
900
Farmer" Jahns, the "rassler' desn't
stand even deuce high at Grand Forks.
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S. E. Kepler Of Dawson has returned
home after an extended winter 1aunt.
The Ignite Bulletin is noted for the
frequency with which its editors
change.
The language of those scrappy ed
itors at Crosby may soon require flu
migation,
1t is claimed there has been malic-
ious breakage of the white lights at
Bismarck.
The North Dakota tourists in Cali
fornia appear to have had a big time
this winter.
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There is a rumpus at Grand Forks
over running traction engines on the
paved streets.
The constitutionality OF the corrupt
practices act may be tested some more
in the courts.
Editor Bowen of The Hope Pioneer
is back from South Dakota and admits
he was married. ,
The Hannah Moon rather trimmed
up Editor Lindstrom of The Lang
don Republican.
The increased interest in thorough
bred livestock in this state is an en-
couraging sign.
The plan of holding four farmers
institutes each winter in the same
town, worked well along the 500. -r
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The state bar passed nice reselu-
tons concerning ex-Chief Justice Nor
gan, who is now i'll in California.
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1t is estimated that 10000 900 bush
els of Canadian wheat have been
shipped east over American roads.
900
We're the recent state headquarters
for Roosevelt and LaFollette in viola
ton of the corrupt practices act?
900
Dave Dinnie's string Of horses, in
GLIDING Don Densmore, have been sent
from Minot to Hamline for training.
900
DR.. e. P. Robertson Of Wesley coll
lege has been at Jamestown to secure
more subscriptions for his institution
r 900
There are many people opposed to
the idea of pensioning a man for life
by perpetuating him in a county Of
flee.
Woodwork is to be known as the
cream city. 1t is one of the new towns
on the Pingree- Wilton extension of the
N. P.
Woodwork wants a doctor, a drug
store, a bakery, a dentist, a veterina-
rian, a meat market and a telephone
exchange.
An emphatic denial was made of the
rumor there were cases Of scarlet few
n and smallpox in the convent at
Willow City.
The people Of Pembina county are
greatly interested in the new court
house, the bonds for which were re-
Gently voted.
The first number OF The Woodwork
i 49, - #H lob +. ~ TS5sk-.
Wright seems to have found a lot of
good boosters.
Bryan and Taft will probably be the
opposing presidential candidates. AT
least a lot of North Dakotans appear
to think that way.
+. e. Packard and family have NOV
ed from Valley city to Bismarck
i where he has purchased an interest in
The Bismarck Times.
900
The Bismarck Tribune accuses Ed
itor Jordan of running The Minor
Teller. That should be good for at
least w damage suits.
The Hatton Free Press thinks it is
about time some of the Trail county
candidates for office get their political
announcements in. print.
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Otto Gross, formerly of Fargo, now
manager OF The Minot Reporter. has
been awarded a medal for ten years
service in the national guard.
90
Editor McDonougn of The Grano
Tribune has caught the fever ana per