The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-05
North Dakota
Kernels

SuuS ~ Wlil DC market Gay IN nun
ter.
Both the Mott papers have German
pages.
Kenmare hopes 10 secure q ew 500
depot.
Dairying is popular in stutsman
county.
The stork is doing It's share in North
Dakota.
Cleveland r~ejoices that a doctor has
located there.
The Larimore Pioneer enthuses over
local ball games.
Teddy appears determined to wipe
out that eek" business.
The Beach Chronicle had quite a
county division rte
The supply OF candidates appears to
be equal to the demand.
N%%S 80 1850 -
auditor Of Logan county.
Sixty petitions were filed by can
didates in Morton county.
900
IL you muzzle your dogs-gfve them
frequent opportunity to drink.
900
Some the section foremen take great
pride in their motor handcars.
90
The Bowbells Tribune says things
about the editor of The Bulletin.
900
Bowbells at last has a bountiful
water supply for fire protection.
The first appearance of the band
boys at Napoleon scored a big hit
The Beach papers each seem con-
WINGED the other is a gang" organ.
A business administration for North
Dakota seems to be the present politi-
cal slogan.
There are now eight candidates for
the three places on the state railway
commission.
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The Page Record editor says he will
boost for good roads-wfth or without
~highwaymen.
Some of the Morton county papers
appear to be critical of the county
commissioners.
A Washburn man took some children
to a picnic in an auto and the machine
was burned up.
It is claimed that representatives of
bogus insurance companies are work
ing over the state.
The potato contests in some Sec
lions Of the state will be as interesting
as the corn contests.
The railroad crews on the extension
Of the Northern Pacific north of Man
dan have a lot of fun.
900
The new county Jail at Darlington
seems to have elastic qualities from the
manner prisoners escape.
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The office equipment of the branch
of the ne-Ordean-Wells Co., was
moved from Bismarck to Fargo.
900
"Old Bill" MUMMY tells Of a scrap
between two business men of Buford.
One had a large watery elm club.
900
The Washburn Leader doesn't ap-
pear to be supporting the home can
didate for the district judgeship.
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Some Of the editors continue to have
difficulty in securing printers who will
linger-when the grass is green.
'&@ss
Editor Bratton Of The Rugby Opt
mist is among the pencil pushers who
are candidates for the legislature.
900
With the judicial race in the Fifth
narrowed down to Coffey and Combs
the contest is becoming interesting.
Editor voigt quit The Rugby Tri.
bune and took up the burden on The
Cando Democrat, which he has leased
900
The Coopertown Courier goes away
back to show how long it was fol
Roosevelt for denomination this year
900
AAAOAO - VA ~ AdcblIL
Of some Of the fruit trees sold in thi!
state by irresponsible nursery agents
900
North Dakota is raising so much
poultry that all it's eggs can't be ii
one basket-as has been the case re-
garding it's crops until recently.
900
One Of the candidates for states at
torney in Ramsey county, who.ran OF
the democratic ticket two years age
is now seeking the republican nomin
alton.
Some Of the insurgent editors can
understand why La Toilette droppe,
Gronna and asked r. M. Pollock t
second his nomination at the nationa
convention in Chicago.
Some time g Humane Agent Blak
stirred up things at Martin. Sine
Blake's recent trouble in Dickinson
can scarcely be said that he has tn
sympathy of The Martin searchligh,
r. e. Minckler Of Knox, the demo
cratic candidate for congress in tn
Second district, believes when the nv
REPUBLICAN candidates get throug
fighting each other-he will have
show.
900
Miller and Norton waited till til
primary election vas near before talk
ing so much about It's various feature
Ito get a lot of advertising out Of til
deal-and the newspaper boys al
falling for their game.