The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-29
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! Williston IL being evangelical.
sharon had harvest festival.
There have been many near asphyx-
iations,
Trappers have been active around
It's tha man vino makes good-the
world likes.
Parents at Devils Lake object to
The democratic factions are going
after each other hard
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The Missouri river was in a hurry
to close up this season.
The pontoon bridge at Drayton
strayed from its mornings.
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Murderers in North Dakota appear
to escape capture with considerable
ease.
Lhis winter seems to have proven
rather disastrous for some pioneer resi-
dents.
The North Dakota Observer wants
the business men to be more public
spirited.
Three Flint brothers-said to be Of
Fargo-have purchased The Cando
Herald.
$500, OK
! Williston has a section q the city
known as Pious Hill-and II also has
a revival,
A new company was formed to pur-
chase the Brazil telephone lines in
More gypsies are arriving at Shirt
wood. A large colony recently came
from St Louis.
John Schriber, aged SO, was run
down by a train at Dickinson and one
arm was crushed.
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At Rugby the city officials accented
the sewer constructed by Contractor
Kennedy of Fargo.
The financial showing in the recent
reports of the banks OF the state is
an encouraging sign.
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There is a protest along the Hannah
branch of the Great Northern against
the passenger service.
The Hannah Moon is puzzled to dis
| tinguish between The Scandinavian
league and the il4surgers.
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In Bowman county some one shot
two horses belonging to Rev. Mr.. Hol.
seth. One of the animals died.
The old electric light plant at En-
derlin went badly to the bum. The
new one is about completed.
Colonel Bloom of The Devils Lake
Journal sympathizes with Major Cush-
ing OF the Fargo morning paper.
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Leading men of the country are en-
deavoring to enthuse the people over
the PROPOSE ion to get back to the land.
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Ben Livdahl has been appointed a
rural carrier out of Hickson and Thos
M. Seaman gets similar job at will
liston.
II 40 rather AuIuoa Jus see an oc-
casional editor become so disgruntled
when some other fellow resents a little
prodding.
The Pembina Pioneer Express uses
short column rules and as a result
has the W. lest margins OF am paper
in the state.
Editor FAIRIES Of The Courtenay Ca
zette is reported to be battling against
the acceptance of flattering offer
for his paper.
This is the time of the year when
it won't do for all the EMPLOYEES
around coal yard to get too religious
so they can't weight the good old
way.
j. N. Fulton, formerly owr,r of The
Carpio News and The Coteau Sentinel,
Is now at Mandan and is looking for a.
position to work on or lease some
country weekly.
Father Ambrosius of Fort Yates
whose hip was dislocated in a run
away two months ago, has been COM
PEELED to go to the hospital at Bis
marck for further treatment
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The Rugby 0ptimist thinks The Fo-
rum is the biggest and the b. It state
daily-but objects to its mixing into
the scrap between the insurgents and
the democrats--aI-i things like that.
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washington had union Thanksgiving
services at which the address was de-
livered by Attorney General Miller.
arrangements having been made
through Andy's good freind-King
John.
". 5. French--better known as "Old
Man" French of Berlin, LaMoure
county, will remove to California. He
is an able writer on farm topics and
one Of the most progressive agricul-
turalists Of the state
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With both Jim and C. A. Johnson
of Minot in the race for congress
man, Sinkler for attorney general, Da-
Wis for governor, Biclxford for treas
urer, Bla1sdel for congress-Ward
county will attract some attention.
Referring to the row between the two
democratic dailiesThe Minot Dem
ocrat calls it a case of two
thieves falling out--and believes both
are rotten. When those two colonels
get after McGahan's scalp-he'll be
sorry.
John s. Flittier, former secretary Of