The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-15
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The Moose win organize a lodge a
4 New Rockford boasts Of poultr,
fancier.
sheyenns wants nrst class hote
building.
The Elis bali at Dickinson was 3
big affair.
The Waahburn creamery will not b.
opened till Feb, l.
The Enderlin Independent boosts the
band and orchestra.
The Bottineau county Sunday school
workers met at Antler
Senator Pierce of Sheldon il spend
ing the winter in Florida.
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There have been many contested
proofs In Bowman, county. "A
The jamestown basketball team de-
feated Darlington so TO 6.
900
The new oDerahouse at Lankin will
be formerly opened Dec. 80.
900
New Salem ranks second In bank
deposits in Morton county towns.
900
There was boost in the. price of
coal at Lankin following the strike.
The Willow City band was re-
organized. c. r. Schain Is the leader.
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Acting Bishop Egan of Fargo dedi-
Gated the new convent at Willow City.
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The corporations are rarely in as bic
rusn as to advance wages as freight
rates.
The great possibilities of North Da-
kota are becoming more generally ap-
preciated.
The Register thinks there are too
many transients and undesirables at
Scranton.
A drugstore, barber shop and con-
fectionery store at cathay were re-
ported burned
Bantry has new butcher and the
people are talking about the Juicy
steaks he sells.
A barber started shop at Grano,
but after one days work he hiked for
the tall timber.
The people at old Fort Rice dis
liked to have the name or the D. O,
changed to Gwyther.
900
The other two papers appear to be
making things very hot for the demo-
cratic sheet at Grafton.
900
An anonymous correspondent wrote
the city council at Bowibells of VIOLA
tons of the prohibition law.
0. Dearduff's residence at Knox was
burned. The fire started in clothes
closet and the loss was $4,000.
Heavy financial losses to the rail-
roads, the switchmen and the public
have resulted from the strike.
Several damage cases wers brouvbt
against the N. P. at Dickinson by stock
shippers for losses by delayed trains
90
Gus Steinman, an alleged wrestIar
was arrested at Scranton on grand
larceny charge. He was wanted al
Steele.
At Bisbee preacher delivered such
a scorching sermon fire broke tout in
the walls of the room he occupied after
the service.
There are spelling matches IN MANY
towns and some OF the school children
are getting 90 they know, more than
their elders. al
Indians secured a Jug of LIQUOR al
Crary and painted things red on the
Fort Totten reservation while the
booze lasted.
The New Rockford Provost issued
it's cover page supplement early in
the game-and is enjoying a wide run
of advertising.
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A youth at Grano forged check for
s140 on his father--and claimed the
old man owed him that on his sum
ners wages.
Just because a shortage of Christ
mas trees Is threatened there is no
reason that there shall not be plenty
of Christmas"
The Lankin Reporter refers to some
of the residents of Lankin as mum
mics. That is an encouraging way TO
get them to boost.
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1t is now thought there was foul
play connected with the death OF John
Nichols, the Kenmare man. who was
moving to Canada.
Rosa Patzaak, the Mandan GIRL who
wandered around New Salem for sew
eral days, was finally sent to the state
hospital for treatment.
Towner county sent In it's full share
of the battleship fund There are
still some counties that have failed to
come up to the. scratch.
The Maddox Standard man is usu-
ally quite fair-but scarcely so in
crediting telegraph item to The For
um--as original matter.
In Stark county honesteader, who
had sold coal to neighbors, found he
could not make final proof, except
merely for the surface rights.
900
At Dickinson considerable atten-
7tion 10 being paid to the care of chill
dren while infectious diseases are
abroad. A paper was read on the Sub
Ject.
600
There was a rousing mass meeting