The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-01-31
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

the dangerous practice.
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Il Alter many years Dawson again has
a newspaper. A few years ago it had
i two. After one was absorbed the other
i died The Leader sees a future for
the town and is on the ground to pro-
mote its interests.
/ The McHenry Tribune says the agri-
cultural college is al, institution oi
(which every man in the state can feel
Iproud @ $
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Dawson claims many advantages as
"a railroad point IAN abundance Of good
water being one of them.
The Dickinson Odd Fellows are 81 oc- Z
e"pying nI their $sa.sSo ssasts9s building d.
At Casselton Steve Oderkirk found
La pocketbook containing $40 in cash
and notes and returned it to the own
err who didn't even set up the smokes.
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Some of the people who are using
gasoline engines are praying for the
passage of Marslialls denaturized al
Icohol bill SO alcohol can be substituted
for the other power. - .z'.' sal
The recent blaze at Hankinson was
the first serious fire that ever occurred
there. #,.i.~. ~ t.. + ;~o5., 5 " .f.r a
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Minot men are to start bank at
Aberdeen. ..& - =
Several canning factories are planned
for North Dakota. J: ....E5
| The farmers. of the state are urged
to pay more attention to their chickens
and get an easy income from the eggs.
Judge Goss of the. eighth district is
said to have the hardest job of any
jurist in the state with Judge Fisk OF
Grand Forks having the easiest snap.
Fisk has two counties while Goss has
about steen-and some of them as large
as sorpe of the eastern states.
The high school band proposition at
Mlnot got TO be such big thing there
are two. ~ ir.~t .EcE =. .$ Z
A rather high flying young female
was ordered out Of Minot, after she
had fractured the hearts of some
ySthiSSlSio. y -..-s- . =. q.
Carpio wants e b band. !:
The young men Of Munich have or
ganized club &... H.5" ~
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Rube Allyn had strenuous time
during the SNOW blockade in the north
ern part of the state. >*. - .s >..sS.a.:-, +,
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The Hillsboro Blade thinks this IS
a good year to- be a booster.
Traill county poultry won six of the
nine cups at the Fargo show. ). ! /.
Mr., Stoltz, proprietor of the town.
site of Edmore, will give the town the
use Of a ground for; race track and
ball park hence we, may expect some
sport at that place during the. coming
season, - i'll s..z
The LaMoure school board has evil
IDENTIFY been touched BY the criticism
of The Chronicle and will give the: peo-
pie an opportunity to inspect the new
schoolfouse at reception on Feb. 2.
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Some OF the editors say war is cer@s
tain about twenty years from now be-
cause of the large number of boys be-
ing born. So ". -. =.
The Kensai Journal is convinced the
international Harvester Co. is an ex-g
rpensiye luxury for North Dakota. II
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1t is rather difficult to analyze the
makeup of the people from an agri-
cultural state like North Dakota who
oppose Congressman Marshall's alco-
hol bill. IT will mean millions Of dol
lars for the farmers of the. state in
potatoes and corn. The product IS to-
be so mixed with wood alcohol that it
cannot possibly be used as beverage.
The prohibitionists who fight the Mar
shall bill are playing directly into the.
hands OF the Standard Oil Co, and the.
boosters for that are stirring up the
pr'ooh,ibss pro n bs for for al. all they are worth.
The News is new publication at
Leal. 4, ri M. h. IL " .5jtF II t5 l#
A settler near Crosby broke his deg
and had to be absent from his claim
beyond the allotted time. He is en-
.deayoring to get an extension Of his
leave Of absence. u " .5{
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A man at Martin wants some one to.
pay the tickets for his two giris--I4
and S years old---fronl Norway and
says they will work for the person who
advances the money. d
ss--lS-O .sg III
ss Crosbysis having amateur fheatricals.
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The Northern Pacific, the Great
Northern and the 500 will each have.
a seed wheat special operated under
the direction of the farmers, institute
board one week during March. The.
success of the 500 special last spring
was SO pronounced that the other roads
Joined readily in the idea for this year.
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he history OF the farmers institute
work IN this state is interesting. 1T
started with a $500 appropriation and
has grown to 10000 deal. Itsis a,
safe bet that North Dakota never spent
any money that has brought such re-
turns. With the farmers institutes. the.
Tri-state Grain and stock growers con-
veIltions. the seed train specials and the
different state organizations along spec
1lal lines there has been a revolution Iii
the state within tlle past eight years.
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