The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-15
North Dakota
Kernels

day,
Bowman appears to be long on Tot.
tens.
The football games are in the lime
Light
Ryder was certainly in the good
crop belt.
The militia boys had a rife shoot al
H~illsboro.
The Dickinson Elks are increasing
in numbers.
The Casselton Reporter showed ur
some takers.
The political candidates are whoop-
ing things up.
1t will soon be the homestretch for
the politicians.
Hillsboro is holding It's postponed
fair this week.
The authorities took charge Of a sick
man at Enderlin.
There are many great opportunities
in North Dakota.
900
Some great auction sales are being
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A number of court cases were clean
ed up at Towner.
There is a bumper crop Of ladies'
new fall headgear.
900
The Pembina Pioneer Express is
now running fables.
Chris Person threw the Darlington
wrestler in short order.
Postmasters are having more trouble
now-getting the mail weighed.
900
An aged man at Devils Lake swipsd
wood from the Great Northern.
There are complaints Of the condi-
ton of the roads around Verona.
j 900
John G. MacPhail of Fargo purchas-
ed the Bateman drugstore at Buffalo.
Some of the threshers tired Of Sleep
ing in strawstacks-in rainy weather.
900
The advertising patronage of some of
the papers is scarcely what it should
be.
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The Methodist parsons were not the
only ones who switched pastorates re-
Gently.
The Darlington school will provide
an agricultural short course for this
winter.
The N. P. freight swiped a car al
Elliott and tied up the branch for
twelve hours. ...
A Darlington merchant is using two
pages each week for three months in
The Independent.
Mrs. Doherty of The Adams Budget
trimmed up a. preacher and a business
man in her last issue.
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Unfair assessments are alleged in
Richland county and three legal &C.
tions have been begun.
Several people from the eastern par,
of the state are locating ON claims OF
the Berthold reservation " ~ r
90 .
The twenty and twenty-five year age
columns Of some of the newspaper
make interesting reading.
The Times Record appears to thinl
the mayor Of Valley City is bittel
against the business men. ..
900 ... ....
In one county of the state there ar
objections to the courthouse beins
converted into q county almshouse.
900
The democrats appear to be more
anxious to carry the state for Wilson
than for Hellstrom, 1t was ever thus
900
Newlywed Nagel Of The Forbes Re
publican had as a leading article
a strong denunciation of the divorc'
evil.
At jamestown the city offers re
wards for the conviction of any per
son destroying the lights on the whit
way.
The snowfall in the northern part o
the state gave the threshers such
fright some of them skipped out of tn,
state.
The Minot Democrat appears t
thing Paddy Norton is using stat
stationery for sending out politica
matter.
There are complaints at Langdol
because many children OF school ag,
are OF the streets instead of in tn,
schoolroom.
600
There were fewer prairie chickeni
killed this season than in years-ant
it looks like there should be a hug
crop text year.
The advocates of stacking grain ar
very numerous. Next year more will
be stacked than ever before--so tn,
blowing can be done.
900
There was q reunion of the Adam
family at Hunter recently. 1t was tn,
first time all the children had been to
gether in thirty years.
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Clyde Fisk Of Hunter had twely,
acres of potatoes that went 400 bush,
els to the acre-and this was not
good potato year either.
900
j. w. Perkins, formerly of Fargo AM
now Of HiHsboro, will locate in Wah
peton and become a member Of tn
law firm OF Purcell q Divet.
Editor Nagel of The Forbes Repub
lican, who was recently married ii
Fargo, is finding out to how man
uses a woman's hat pin can be put,
LaMoure stockn1en couldn't shoy
their horses in Montana. The ami
mails were held up for the maline ties
until it was too late to reach the fair.