The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-12
North
Kernels
Pingree has a new doctor.

Crops are reported good around
Bantry.
Pembina county had a severe hail
storm.
Have you purchased your hunting
license?
Grand Forks is to have q garbage
~incinerator.
Lansford people take great pride in
their band.
Fake electricians were burglars at
Casselton.
Many cattle herds in the state are I'd
be improved.
Sherwood is to have a lot more &C.
n1ent sidewalks.
The threshers are converting the
grain into dollars.
More cooperative creamerles are
being established.
The trigger fingers Of some Of the
fellows are itching.
The Lansford Journal is : prosper
Gus looking publication"
Fine crops are reported in the Kill
deer mountain country.
North Dakota poultry raisers have
had a successful year.
Winter rye was a successful crop
in Golden Valley county.
North Dakota has developed some
excellent tennis players.
The newspaper boys of the state
want the fifth class printing.
Mtnot gets the next state Sunday
school convention, June 1917, 1915.
The people of Mohall showed enter
prise by securing an electric plant.
The people Of North Dakota are be-
hind Pure Food Commissioner Laid.
The people of LaMoure county fear
they had more than their share of hail.
The rifle shots by the teams Of the
N. D. N. G. attracted a lot of attention.
Howard Africa is the name of the
new publisher of The Lankin Report
er.
Florence Miller was caught under a
house wrecked by a storm near Mil
nor.
The shotgun and the shell sellers
are doing a big business in North Da-
kota.
The community assists In making
newspapers newsy by proper cooper
alton
The Plainsman tells Of some splen-
did work on the roads aroun Wild
rose.
There was some revolving testimony
in the case against Judge Murray al
Minot.
A lot of people feel that the dove OF
peace has had a lot Of its tail feathers
pulled out.
Arrests were made in Mckenzie
county for alleged violations Of the
game laws.
The Mclean county division scrar
will enliven things in that end of the
state this fall.
Reservists in North Dakota are
heading back for Europe to get into
the miX-up.
mo more wheat for me- is the ex.
preston frequently heard by farmers
in North Dakota.
The Beach Chronicle doesn't wan
people to be hair trigger knockers ant
slow fuser boosters.
Sully's troops were the first white
men to go to Sentinel Butte and tha'
was half a century ago
Many people from owe North Dako.
ia came to Fargo to attend the Luth.
err college band concert.
With the large number Of transient
in the state the number of burglarie!
and robberies are increasing.
The North Dakota Tennis tourna.
ment in Fargo attracted a lot of tn,
crack players of the northwest.
Almost every newspaper in tn
state expressed sympathy with tn
president over the death of Mrs. Will
son.
The Lankin Reporter never misse'
an issue as a result of the transfe
of the plant to Park River and a new
home ownership.
Mrs. Jean McNaughton Stevens. o
Towner is enjoying a visit east. Sh
Is one Of the most widely know
women of the state. e..
Between the regular ballot, the non
partisan ballots and the constitutions
amendments, the voters will hav
quite a job this fall.
Bachelors are advised by a stat
) publication to always sandpaper tn
soles Of the baby's new shoes as
keeps them from slipping.
t Matt Johnson of The Omemee Her
= aid, who las been clerk of court l
Bottineau, takes his defeat for renor1
Eination good naturedly.
q Cooperative stores have not mad
8 much net gain in North Dakota. Som
= more have been established in Mort
dakota this year but others are goirl
n out. # ,AE "A
Editor Schley sold, The Aramoos
prOprasa and will 90 TO Montana an