The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-09-03

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The people Of Adams and Hettingel
county are anxious for census
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Down at Hettinger a man published
q card stating that he had served a
reformatory sentence In Minnesota or
a forgery charge.
state Game Warden Bjorke of the
southern half of the state rounded ur
some sooners near Fairmount.
The Bismarck Tribune may go back
to an afternoon paper
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The truthful James who edits the
Zahl Mixer tells about hail storm
there In which hail--as large as a
plug hat--fell. A man with an imag
ination like that is wasting his time
on a weekly. He should be on one OF
Hearst's papers.
p. e. Carrier was watching the press
on The Ray Pioneer work-wien he
was caught between the roller arms
and the wall and squeezed tighter
than a 16-year- old girl during her FIRST
engagement.
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In nearly every town in the state
some careless builders have erected
houses in the streets That is the
situation just now at Ray
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Bowman has q resident known as
Pick Handle Slim"
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More gas wells have been found at
Westhope and interest In the develop
ment Is increasing.
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The republicans In Cavalier appear
to have some trouble in harrnonizing
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According to some Of the papers
there are not many general stores in
some towns-at least they don't adver-
tise-ard store that doesn't advertise
is scarcely on the map.
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j. H. seymore of Kramer was
bound over to the district court.
Rev. w. D. Price Of Willow City
resigned the pastorate OF the Metho-
dist church and removed to Missouri
where he will show them.
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Thad Michael better read over the
letter sent out by Tom Hall of the
temporary state central committee,
formerly secretary of the insurgent
republican headquarters. If Thad
peruses that more carefully he NAV
not grow so indignant as he appears
to have done in recent issue of his
screamer.
The straw lumber Is being widely
agitated over the state
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The favorable opinion established
by c. A. Johnson, the republican
gubernatorial nominee, is gaining
ground.
The people of Bismarck found a pri-
vate sewer emptied into the river a
short distance from the intake pipe of
the waterworks.
The New England Herald has a print
shop made Of petrified wood.
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There Is a demand for more mem
bers Of the state supreme court-and
the recent adjournment of terms of
that body in order to catch up with
old cases appears to be an argument
in behalf Of an increased number of
judges.
The Bismarck Tribune saws The
Portland Republican has started on
its fortteth year. The original editor
must have come early to avoid the
rush.
q partially constructed hotel at
Marrnath was blown down.
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The republican candidates will have
a good time attending the Harmony"
meetings in the different judicial
districts.
A write-up artist Is working Minot.
Hatton has completed about 100000
worth Of improvements during the
past year and The Free Press says
that people formerly acquainted
with the little city are almost strang-
ers now.
A boy at Hatton was struck by a
calf while feeding stock and had his
collar bone broken in three places.
The injury was so bad that the broker,
bone stuck through the flesh. but he
underwent the operation of having the
bone set without taking chloroforn.
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The commissioners of Ramsey coun-
ty have decided that where the people
have been asking for help the yea,
around they will provide a place fol
them at the poor farm In Grand Forkg
county as that will be much cheaper
and number of them have been SC
notified.
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Over confidence Is about the bigsesi
thing republicans have te, contend with
this election.
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With coal all over t.e western part
Of the state. natural gas ~ rlsoie,
and LaMoure, petroleum discovered al
Leeds and gold neaT M:aot, to sas
nothing of soil that is az fertile a.
the valley OF THE Nile, Ncf..h Dakota
is not altogether In the also ran class
when you mention natural resources
thank you!
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The militia boys are well pleased
with the result Of their trip to Ameri-
can Lake.
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The Dick'nEcn Press prints q grour
picture OF sixteen persons, comprising
what is believed to the largest Eng
lish spe0k:rg family In Stark county
and possibly the western part of the
state THE picture shows Mr. and
Mrs Henry Cooke, who reside on q
farrn near Gladstone. The parents
and fourteen children, the oldest Of
whom Is q Ricl Of 1S wears. make d