The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-27

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North Dakota lands are In great de-
mand.
Inlsster is to have municipal light
ing plant.
westhopers win have gas at 40 cents
per thousand.
600
There are few men who still cling
to straw hats.
Midland railway graders are busy In
Griggs county.
600
The Post seeks better street light
ing in Dickinson.
900
Fall blowing IL being rushed in most
sections OF the state.
900
There were several cases OF Iockjaw
reported In the state
The patrons Of the creamery at Cas-
|selton are well pleased.
The N. d. U. win have a strong
football team this season.
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J. j. Hill is devoting time to the
county fairs In North Dakota.
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The plans for the Masonic temple at
Dickinson have been submitted.
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Bottineau county was infested this
season with some tough transients.
North Dakota hopes to get another
congressman after the next census.
600
There is commplaint OF many blind
pigs at Dickinson since the saloons
There are number of typhoid cases
in Pierce county--the usual fall run.
Fire at the ]. j. johnson farm, four
miles from LaMoure. did $4,000 dam
age.
The News commplains OF the danger
Of the 500 railway crossing at Hankin-
son.
Editor Van Arnam is boosting the
country around Kindred with his Tri-
bune.
The Forman News is to have more
power in its plant-through gasoline
engine route.
A party OF jamestown hunters had
an exciting runaway and were some
what bunged up.
Geo. Seifert, formerly OF The Kin
bred Tribune is now local manager of
The Page Record.
The Mail hopes to soon be able to
report the addition of two new enter
prises at Edgeley.
Editor Maltby Of The Forman News
doesn't believe in keeping his light hid
den under bushel.
At Cooperstown twenty-three bot
ties of booze were seized after the
arrest of q bootlegger.
Hon. L. A. Ueland of Edgeley has
sold his bonanza farm to his political
opponent, C. H Shells.
According to late ruling, hotel men
must not entertain bed bugs as in
vited guests or otherwise.
900
There are complaints that the street
lights at Jamestown don't burn as
regularly as they should.
900
T. s. Hunt of LaMoure was one of
the North Dakota bankers at the ma
tional meeting in Chicago.
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A struggling Job printery at James
town has finally given up the fight and
the plant was shipped to Minneapolis.
900
Superintendent Raiders report of the
Stark county schools shows the rapid
growth Of that section Of the state.
900
1t is said that many Of the Sargent
county farmers who voted against the
courthouse bonds now wish they hadn't
Some $40 counterfeit bills were
passed along the main line of the @. N
around Leeds and other towns in that
section.
The Forman News insists that Peake
| Is preachers son. 1T is also under
stood the elder Peake was a noble and
Cody man.
Stickley's Kenmare Journal enjoys
an advertising patronage that makes
some other members of the craft rath.
er envious.
There are little clouds across the
newspaper horizon at Bottineau. Sc
far they are not much larger than q
mans hand.
The Free Press is the name Of the
new paper to be issued at Arthur by
G.. s. Breidjford, recently Of The Kath-
ryn Recorder.
There is to be a joint farmers in
stitute and children's corn contest II
Dickinson on the same date-to be de-
termined soon.
At Lorraine 1t ig claimed that Arthur
Eckman and woman at a hotel free
few shots at each other. The latter
refused to make complaint.
The members OF the American So
lciety Of Equity in this state are show.
ling their appreciation of the papers
for the effective cooperation.
i 600
Sam Clarke Of The Minot Reporter
4 liz said to be more ambitious TO Issue
one Of the best dailies In the state thar
to become gubernatorial candidate.
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Mayor Fritz Of Tcwner has been II
lLidgerwood as the guest OF Editor ant
| Mrs. Andrews OF The Broadaxe. being
La relative OF the editors better half
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