The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-05-28

ty.
The people of Mandan declined to
put on a street fair.
600
Hon. A. M Christianson of Towner,
prospective candidate for attorney
general, was recently welded in Rug
by.
The TowneT and the Granville pa
pers are taking few shots at each
other
Some blind piggers at Drake took
to the woods.
Tagus is growing this spring.
It is rather remSgksble how quickly
a man, who has the Office itch, finds
that he must work in the interests of
the dear "peepul"
600
Two new rural routes are to be es-
tablished out of Courtenay June Is.
600
Mrs. Frank Sullivan Of Courtenay,
bride of two weeks, is dead.
900
Postmaster Wahl and j. p. Peterson
of Washburn went fishing on the Mis-
souri, river and their boat sank. They
had a narrow escape as the boat went
down in twenty feet of water.
600
Subscribers have been bringing Edi-
tor Stevens of Wimbledon pie plant
and he's happy.
There was a drunken jamboree at
Russell. One man had his face punch
ed and another was shot in the leg.
600
Bottineau people may erect tenn
porary building for the state school of
! forestry.
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The patrons of the Linton telephone
exchange want a new directory.
Fred Wheeler broke into jail at
| Minot by working a con game on
| shooting gallery man.
Minot wants larger hospital.
A youthful tornado visited Crosby
/ and destroyed thirteen shacks in that
section. Several people were injured
but none fatally.
600
National Bank Examiner Chapman
| seems to be a favorite candidate for
the legislature in Ward, Williams and
Mckenzie counties
| 600
The COOperStOwn Courier says IN
one line that thes''new gang" will win
all over the state and in the next ad-
4 vises the new gangsters" to hustle
4 like hades.
| 600
/ Efforts are being made to organize
a cemetery association at Rolla.
Editor Graham of The Rolla Herald
is said to have a cinch on one of the
Legislative nominations in that district.
/ 600
There was bet at Rolla that a
horse couldn't drag a bushel of wheat
attached to the end of a $50 foot rope.
The horse did the stunt with ease with
a man standing on the sack-and then
the owner of the horse dragged the
sack with one hand.
/ 600
1t is said there was an interesting
time at Hazelton when a married wo-
man made things lively in blind pig
there with an axe. The furniture"
of the place suffered considerably and
the husband of the case needed four
barrels of oil to calm the troubled
waters when he and his wife met up
at the home later.
600
| Jamestown has bicycle ordinance
but some of the riders in that town
! seem to have forgotten it. They will
be reminded.
II ]. Frederick Blohmn of New Salem
proved up on his homestead at the
landofice at Bismarck after a five-
years residence on the land. There
| is nothing remarkable in that state
! ment but when it is known that Mr.
Blohmn is 81 years old, it adds inter
est to the fact, and shows that M
: man is too old to desire and acquire
a piece of North Dakota dirt. The
. old gentleman is still hale and hearty
!. though naturally not so sprightly a:
he was fifty or sixty-five years ago
! He has a good piece of land and nov
feels that the height of his happines!
has been reached.
y 600
The Star is new publication a
!. Brinsmade. John Lindelien, formerl!
of The Portland Republican, is tn
= man behind the heavy editorials.
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al The World has been established a
4 the third paper at Williston with Ed
itor Killion of Towner as the go
D father.
600
The father of the young man fatal
n injured at Minot by a train could no
{. come to the deathbed of the unfor
tunate for lack of funds.
R-0-N
Leonard Burton, the Flaxton blind
:, pigger, who was shot in raid on hi
1. place, will live.
600
DI John Delaney of Mohall is a can
e, didate for county auditor in War
" and will oppose J. w. Fabrick, VIII
Twas thought to have clear sailing.
O-O-N
4. The Minot dailies have both bee
a. greatly improved.
600
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