The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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ever, till after Easter and the majority
of the young ladies had their new head
gear u z sSS
Editor Nye Of Valley City is so op-
posed to Governor Sarles he may de-,
eide not to celebrate April ~ as Arbor
Day.
County Treasurer Power of Langdon
lis out with petition for the nomina-
tion as county auditor. -
Cavalier county politics will be hot.
stuff. {
Two boys recently died in a town.
in the northern part of the state and
their deaths are attributed to cigarettes,
some of the people seem to believe,
it was a good riddance.
The paving question is being agitated
at Wahpeton. ~. 3
A number of dead horses on the 500,
right of way at Kenmare are proving
an annoyance to the people there, ands
there is demand that the nuisance be-
abated.
600
Most of the ,creameries in the state
have started up for the summer, or
will do so within a week or so.
900
Kids and matches caused a fire loss
at Bowbells and the kids narrowly es-
caped. .-.a-. =.
0-0-0
L. F. Jackson will be the new super
intendent of schools at Larimore.
O-9-0
The city council at Jamestown re-
fused to close up street so the North
ern Pacific could construct that long
expected new dspot isPot1a
Farmers around Jamestown are pub
fishing notices prohibiting shooting of
any kind on Their s-sTg farms 1
There will now be an increase in the
of candidates for Office, since
Attorney General Erich decided candi-
dates do not have to pay for the privi-
lege of running, as provided by the
"Squatters" on the flats in Grand
Forks have no rights to the lands and
must vacate for the rightful owners,
according to Judge Fisk's decision. /
Bismarck is to have juvenile band. |
0-@-S
The Grand Forks Herald seems to-
admit it's muck raker.
600 /
A Ward county man went to Minet
and found things going so swiftly he
dropped dead.
Editor Shear OF Sentinel Butte
mourns one lop-eared mare that eloped.
Sherwood is long on dorgs.
Ten more cars of immigrant mov-
ables arrived at Stanley last week and |
The Sun calls attention to the develop |
ment of that section
600
Jamestown people are making prepara-
tions already for the entertainment of |
the delegates to the state republican,
Editor Trovaten of Fargo has sold |
The Posten of Minot to Ward county
people.
The Bismarck Tribune seems to think |
The Breeders Gazette has it's hammer
out for certain parts of North Dakota.
1900
The Tribune thinks the population of
North Dakota is moving westward so |
rapidly that Bismarck will soon be the
center.
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George Holgate of Fargo establish
ed a reputation at Jamestown as al
sprinter. It is claimed he made mile
about every four hours. 4@ |
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Editor Lampman of The Grand Forks /
Times has returned from trip to New
York and Boston. where he+secured the
latest ideas on spring styles in editor
ials. ~ i
Ender'in had a1ss.es fi.s Is t a billiard hall.
Courtenay organized "a commercial
club, which already has a number ofI
projects for the Improvement of the
city. !,
The Great Northern is arranging toi
protect all its wooden bridges against i
fire by the use of crushed stone. AS q
rule the company is building steel
bridges where new work is put in, butt
there are, still many Of the old woodent
bridges that will be in good shape for
several years.
600
In the western part of the state most |
of the seeding is done, s
. 600
A number of Small fires are reported |
to have been caused by the careless
burning of rubbish IA burning rubbish
pile On windy day contains elementssl
OF destruction that are seldom realized
as they should be. N. .s 3s.s.
10 lS-aN Y 5
This year there will be sown many
thousands Of bushels of anew VARIETY
of flax which has bsen introduced by the.
national department. Of agriculture, and Il
which is said to be superior lin many re-
spects to any other.
90
N. +. Sayre Of Weaver went to his
claim at Stanley and found some one
had swiped the shack.
- 90
The baseball league lii the northwest-I