The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-01-20


The dairying business In North Da-
kota is getting on a more scientific
basis.
Veterans of the blue and tha grey
will tcin In the celebration OF Lincoln
day nc Dickinson.
There have been no claims OF coal
shortase-so far.
1t will soon be the time of the year
TO receive packages OF bum garden
seeds from fayorite congressman.
The Stanley Sun will certainly
shine now-that Montraille county
has been given an official o. *. by
the state supreme court.
II druggists are prohibited from
selling except on prescriptions from
physicians-how would you like to be
q doctor in thirsty crowd?
MAM
Several Indians--among them some
squaws-waited at jamestown a
greater part OF a day en- route north.
The squaws are reported as good
looking g-and anxious to fiirt with a
handsome military gentleman.
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A jamestown plumber invented a
new tangled gasoline contrartion for
thawing out steam pipes and did a
big business during the cold weather.
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The year OF 1903 promises to he a
hummer for North Dakota.
The states attorneys meet In Bis
marck Jan. 2s. They will seeks sorae
legislation this winter
There is increased activity in North
Gala Simmons. 17-year -old girl.
ran away from homs at Minot and
was captured at Valley City.
Editor Maltby announces that he
has added several fonts Of new type
to the equipment of The Forman
News Office.
in the ownership OF the pioneer store
at Forman.
The streets at Bismarck have been
renamed.
Dickinson is to have an athletic
club.
Marriage licenses were in demand
at Dickinson after the holidays.
600
More auto companies are being
formed in towns over the state.
Editor Streeter of The Linton Rec
ord is sending some interesting gos-
sip from the capital to his Taper.
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The LaMoure creamery hopes to be
able to handle 1.000.00 pounds OF
cream during 1909. Buttermaker
Kruempel OF that plant has the rept h
tation of being one OF the best Ia
the business
The LaMoure Chronicle refuses to
absolve Representative Shells who
voted for personal friend OF long
standing for speaker of the hoass.
The ~. r. has put quite q plln,bcr
OF tnen back to work-after they en-
joyed temporary Iayofr because of
duh business.
The Chronicle wants LIaMouTs to
exert itself sufficiently to have cele-
bration on Lincoln's birthday.
900
Cogswell is determined to have
hearing on the location of the coun-
ty seat OF Sargent-before new
courthouse is erected anywhere in the
county.
Editor Jordan OF The Cogswell En-
terprise shipped some corn to the show
in Fargo.
There are lot of editors in the
state who want to see the stalwarts
and the insurgents abolished and
nothing left but straight rep- licans.
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1t may be entirely unintentional,
but The Minot Independent is print
ing an entirely erroneous statement
across the top of its front page. 1t
says: "The Independent has the
largest circulation of any weekly pa
per in the state of North Dakota"
Elsewhere the editor claims circu-
Iation of $500 copies. TIE Weekly
Forum has a much larger circulation
than the figures ddotel. Editor Col
cord probably means that he has the
largest circulation Of any weekly that
doesn't publish daily, too-or that
be claims the largest weekly circula-
tion of any weekly except The FoEuha.
eco
The sentences Of ten years Imposed
on d. r. Crittenden OF Sawyer on a
charge OF incest with his 16-year-old
result In deterring
others from similar crimes.
The Minot Independent will run a
story on Religious Minot.
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Al Ryder farmer has served notice
that no trespassing viii be allowed
on his ploughed lands. People in this
country are too Careless about driving
over mans fields. When a man
once takes the t-ouble to break up the
virgin sod, the traveller should not
hamper his good work by continuing
the old trails. Yet who has done this
very thing? About the only thing
that will keep people OF such land Is
a six barbed wire fence, a bull dog
and a sattling gun.
The repeal OF the drug permit law
will switch the deal so ii will make
doctors-instead OF druggists chief
dispensers OF booze.
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VIM. Drew Of Wahpeton had an un-
Fortunate experience In being rem
dered unconscious by q fall on the
Ice. during which time his feet became
so badly frozen some toes may have
to be amputated.
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Grand Forks is planning to adopt