The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-28

The Cavalier Chronicle appears tc
Be enjoying prosperity
4 Cns OF enc leading causes OF the en-
forced sale or The Leeds News was
that Editor voigt had opposed cowar
for judge.
The crops around Sheldon are re-
ported to have yielded better than had
been anticipated.
The N. d. Telephone Co. is making
improvements At Cleveland.
| This is the time OF year that the
representatives Of the grain conrnis-
sion nrrns get busy.
The Towner Tribune reports a dia-
rnond mine near there.
There will be lot OF coal required
in N6rth Dakota by next April Better
get yourself some.
| Editor Moors 6F The penhon voice
saw two Georges hght.
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The Ray Pioneer thinks the people
karound Crosby have not "toted" fair In
the county division contest.
Beach gets third lumber yard.
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| A colony OF Follanders will settle at
Belneld.
A number ot Bsacners took a trip
to the fsAd Lands.
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The Chronicle is endeavoring to
ginger up the commercial club at
Beach.
The TiogA Gazette tells about a
rAttlesnske killed near there that was
forty three inches long and had seven
rattles
Minoters may abandon the proposi-
tion to pipe oil from westhope since
the theory has been advanced that
there is large supply underneath the
Magic City.
Editor Whitehead OF The willlston
State--after reading The Ray Record
er-found out how II felt to have some
one roast his fair.
The Schafer Record was not pleased
with the results OF the legislative
committee meeting held at Williston.
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Tne Ambrose Newsnan discusses
the disappearances OF the lizards in
North Dakota.
some Darlington fellows VINO swlp-
ed watermelons from a car--now think
that it wasn't such funny deal They
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A. DeLacy wood. who started 90
many papers in North Dakota, recent
ly issued a special edition of The
Two Harbors Iron Port. The paper
was originally established by Wood
twenty one years ago and after run
ming four years It went bump-to
again be revived BY the same man.
Mclean county has 4 strong tenn
perance organization
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Editor Penn Of Sherwood was re.
Gently welded to daughter Of II. T.
Heiseson. recently a candidate for
congress.
A raid was made on the blind pigs
at Garrison.
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Arrests for alleged blind pigElns
at Northwood are said to have been
due to the habit OF chipping in."
There have been some spotted hail
'torm'-01t 'sriSnsly = y : destructive ones.
Minoters are still interested in gas
and $4,000 has been pledged fer pre-
| lirnirary work.
II Is claimed there were more
Strawberries raised Ii North Dakota
this year than formerly.
! 800
Morton county has p. o. named
Paradise, That's the place a lot OF
people claim they are seeking
Winter rye was a successful crop in
Pembina county.
! e. l.. Griffin of Des HAcs has sectir
ed patent on shock loader ana G.
w. Schreiter Of Wimbledon got one on
a halter.
The editor of The Grafton News
and Times admits he has swlped wat
ermelons. There's no distinction.
There are others.
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/ IL the Cooperstown editors continue
their scrap the people may take a
hand in the deal like they did at FL
lendale and insist on cessation OF
hcstilities-arld personalities
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It Is now the open season for thresh-
ing boiler and bank robbery stories.
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! Whoopla-sound the tom toms
Editor Boise OF The Sherbrooke
Tribune finds the republicans present
a united front.
Travelling photographers are working
the smaller towns in the state.
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n. r. Hartman sold the first new
wheat in Page.
North Dakota newspapers
less of past factional differences
commend the recent meeting OF the
republicans in FArso--when harmony
was established.
The Rock Ripples believes there is
sincerity in the efforts to have harm
ony In the republican ranks--and en-
dorses the idea
The proposition 70 cut hay with
i binders started in cass county--is
catching on over the state.
some alleged blind piggers were
| pulled AT Warwick.