Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-09-26
Among Our Exchanges.

The Kernel column OF the Fargo Forum
draws largely on the Cavalier county
budget OF news in the CD. each week.
Which shows. that the Forum man
knows good thing when he sees it.
What has become OF Cavalier couuty's
sixth paper, the Trier Times, edited by
Jim Carey. 1t is generally understood
that Frawley fathered the venture in
the furtherance of his monopoly on land
proof advertising,
The Inkster Tribune discontinued
publication last week. The fact OF it
being succeeded by the Times idette
indicates that it didn't carry that "For
Sale advertisement over it's heading all
summer for nothing.
This ia without doubt the year of all
others for the Getting out Of illustrated
special editions. Around the state we
note the Valley City Times Record and
Laen,a Herald will soon take advan-
tage OF the fact and follow suit to the
successful effort OF the Osnabrock Iade-
p eudent last week.
A new conner to the North Dakota
newspaper field at the present time at
tracing much attention is the editor OF
the Hamilton Independent. His politl-
cal wandcrings OF the past and desertion
OF the democratic party are given an
occasional caustic touch up By it's neigh
Dor, the Pink Paper at Bathgate.
The itinerant advertising fake who
lately "did" the intshops OF the Valley
towns has headed for the Missouri slope
| and this week burdens the Bismarck
Tribune with his stale romance OF "Jolly
Old Uncle JOSH" Its Jolly Of the stale
order and All innovation that naturally
detractsfrom the legitimate line OF news-
paper advertising.
Next week the Park River News moves
into its new quarters, built since the big
fire that swept the town early in the
year. Editor Prochaska announces the
rearranging OF the local matter OF the
News and the installing of machinery
and new material. We fail to see where
room for Improvement can be found in
the columns of the News.
Although only little better than six
months old the Bismarck Palladium and
Its aggressive anti-administration policy
Is making for 1t name among the pa
pers OF the state and is more quoted than
any OF them. There are a few fellows
around the state capitol building, At
torney General Comstock among the
rest. who would like to see Editor Nc
Gahan wear q muzzle.
The Grand Forks Plaindeaer is under
going course OF editorial reconstruc-
ton these times and only the other day
announced lts future aim OF deyoting
more OF its EFFORTS and time to being a
newspaper instead oil an organ. )"
When did the Plaindealer ever find
itself accused OF being an organ?-especi-
ally OF the party to which it is an ad-
herent-for revenue only.
Jerry Frawley's reputation as a pio-
neer backweods promote OF newspaper
enterprises, gained at the time he start
ed the Rush Lake Review, in the unor-
gained portion OF this county. is some
what 10 danger about now. The new
town Of Reuville, in the south end of the
state, has paper started this fall and
is located forty miles from the railroad
and fourteen miles from post Office.
The Lakota Herald. OF which Register
Eanie Kent OF Grand Forks in the official
head, is slightly ont OF plumb with the
platform OF it's party as outlined by the
republican convention at Fargo. The
Herald wants resubmission and abolish
ment OF the prohibition law. 1t beats
all how some papers wander away
from the straight and narrow. woy
when there amt no campaign guide
posts to keep 'em straight.
The Bismarck Palladium gets after At
torney General Comstock for being at
the Mandan lair "gloriously drunk.