The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-09-25


index to the prosperity of the towns
in which they are published. Moth
ing gives a stranger worse idea of
a town than to see half edited, adless
publication.
The McClusky Independent heard
that Carl Klein's child was sent to
Fargo for an operation for cancer
reached. ..." -t..
The lack of rain this fall has re-
suited in many big sloughs being dried
up. ..s-.. 80 -. w..
If 1t is true that foxes kill off prairie
chickens this state may rival the south
for large packs of fox hounds.
President Hill of the Great Northern
may purchase some of the state school
land around Rock Lake. w.
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The Minot militiamen are after an
armory.
Bowman had a firebug.
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Editor Nye of The Medina Citizen
is enjoying fine peaches recently ex-
pressed to him from his brother, Steve
Nye, formerly of The Valley City
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A site has been selected at Edgeley
for the depot for the proposed Midland
road.
A malt dealer at FGaxton suddenly
got busy when an international reve-
nue. inspector arrived on the scene.
The Valley City officials are after
some booze vendors.
C.rcA. johnson denies that he has
promised the pen wardenship to any
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Z The roller frinks are, getting busy.
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Hunters complain OF the large num-
ber Of farmers. who have posted their
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The frequency of prairie fires in the
state this summer is convincing proof
Of how dry things were.
The Knox Advocate insists on fire.
buildings and small villages.
Chauncey Landon recently sold his
farm near Hannaford and is to have
a big sale OF his personal effects.
With a three cornered race for the
Office of county superintendent of
schools in Cass-the democratic nomi-
nee is beginning to sit up and take
notice.
The Kenmare operahouse has been
converted into a store and the people
are up against a hard proposition for
an amusement hall.
900
The Kenmare Journal went after
Russell of the long bow on The Mime
apolis Journal.
The Ffngal Herald figures that both
M. N. Johnson and G. A. Johnson are
daily growing in popular favor.
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There was some excitement at Fin
gal when the light In the bank was
found to be out. 1t was discovered
the light supply had failed--and there
were no burglars.
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Despite the rumor of light crops
fifty car loads OF grain have already
been shipped from Barlow.
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Near Glenburn Z some one placed
stones In the bundles OF grain that
were threshed by the Stroupe machine.
damage was done and a.
reward was offered.
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There Is to be a newspaper revival
at Hampden-which has been without
a paper for some time. The new pub
Iication is to be The Guardian and
] G. Curtiss will be the editor.
90
This IL great climate. With the
recent rains and the warm weather
that Followed. sweet peas and fruit
trees started to bloom again. The
aandelions blossomed out for about
The eighteenth time.
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The prohibitionists may decide not
10 start a paper In this state-but
continue to use the one in South Da-
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Chicksaw corn grew high In Ram
icy county and matured weii--pIanted
tune IL.
The song birds that have been In
.he state this sunmerare beginning
% hike southwark.
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The Great Northern II rushing
of cars into the northwest.
,rn part of the state to handle the
srops especially IN Bottineau county