The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-18
y Moorhead; he was held under $500
bonds.


Sept. 16.--Ralph Decamp was one Of
the clerks at the Columbia hotel. and
Billy Doyle claimed he was getting
jealous because his name was not
mentioned frequently enough.
Notwithstanding the destruction OF
the Office, The Valley City Times Rec
ord appeared again, and Editor Root
made ii as spicy as ever.
Charlie Bassett had been running
the Farmers Alliance OF Valley city
as an alliance organ, but he changed
1t to straight republican.
The Park River Gazette dropped the
name Of l.. Il. Booker for state treas
urer from the republican ticket and
substituted that of C. J. Lord, the
democratic nominee.
Frank Mcconnell OF Tower City
purchased The Times-Record of VAL
ley City.
At Grafton Tom McHugh was nom
mated for the state senate, while the
house candidates were DR. Montgom-
cry, Alex Thompson and ole o.
Haugherland.
e. O. Faulkner, who for a long time
had been auditor of Walsh county,
accepted the position of private secre-
tary to President Marvel OF the Santa
Fe.
Artist A. ]. Rupert consented to ex-
nibit one of his recent paintings at the
Fargo operahouse.
Sept. 1.-THE Daily Capitol at
Devils Lake suspended, and The
Grafton Daily News also quit publi-
cation
The democratic nominees in Fargo,
for members of the. house, were Messrs
Lowell and Christianson.
The new hotel Dakota was opened
at Grand Forks by Mr.. French. who
did not remain in charge long,
A commission was appointed TO me-
gotiate treaty with the Wahpeton
and Sisseton Indians for the surrend-
er Of 7S9,000 acres of land.
At st. Thomas, Wallace M. Holbrook
was nominated for the state senate,
Il. III. Bergman and John Stadleman
for the house.
Bob Younger died Of consumption
in the penitentiary at Saltwater,
MINI.
Richland county nominated Andrew
Slotten for state senator; r. III, At
kinson, r. /. Ink and A. o. Heiglein
for the house.
The judicial delegates from this
county were in favor of w. S. Lauder
for Judge.
j. M Burrell, VINO had been for a
long time the cashier of the Sanborn
bank, was in business at Jasper, Ala.
Sept. 18.-The Argus had a write-up
Of Griggs county showing that J. HI.
Durham, and Osman Nelson located
claims on the Sheyenne river near
Nels Gilbertson, while r. C. Cooper
and Thomas Cooper bought 10000
acres Of land in 1880 near the central
part of the county.
In the Dickey county convention.
there was quite fight over the nomi-
nation for the state senate, which
was finally won by Thomas Marshall,
VINO was described as "a self-made
man who had worked his way upward
and onward; he commenced climbing
as day laborer digging bitches on
the railroads. AS he climbed from
rung to rung his ability has been q.
mark of success" Mr.. Allen of Lud-
den township was named for. represent
alive, and Mr.. NichoI of Cakes as clerk
of court as Tom Evans refused to run
again: Alex Flemmington was endors-
ed for district Judge.
The North Dakota state fair at
Grand Forks.
The legislative convention at James,
town NAMED J. A. Frye as republican
candidate for the state senate, and
G. ID. Wade and John Milstad for the
house. 9t
The North Dakota w. c. T. U.SI
named Addie M. Kinnear Of Fargo for
president, Mrs. r. A. Bill of jamestown
for recording secretary, Mrs. Ida @.
Fox Of Valley City for corresponding
secretary. and Mrs. j. H. Boyle of
Ellendale for treasurer.
AT Casselton, DR.. Rowe was nomi-
mated for the state senate, Eli McIn-
tyre. w. B. Pinkham and John o.
Bye for the house.
In the Sixth district, w. ]. Murphy
was. named for the senate. George
Walsh and Alex Stewart for the as
sembly.
The Seventh district republicans
named George 3. Winship for the SEN