The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-04

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Street sprinkIers are in demand az
Bowman.
The Herald wants incorporation at
Munich.
The town wen at Hurdsneld is again
at work.
Towner has been the mecca for many
landseekers.
The Reporter boosts Lankin as a
grain market.
Hugh Egan has repurchased The
Tagus Mirror.
In most localities the wheat crop was
over estimated.
The 500 road is doing some boosting
for winter wheat.
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The winter wheat crop is attract
ing much attention
There is a bootlegger for almost
every threshing crew.
The Hebron Tribune had continued
story about John Dieball.
A bunch of North Carolinians may
locate in Hettinger county.
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The Overly Tribune publishes cuts
Of the Bottineau county gas fields.
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The Pioneer wants Mandan to rid
itself Of the name of being lawless.
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Many editors of the state are boost
ing for the consolidated school plan.
The bond issue for the waterworks
at Bowman carried almost unanimous
ly.
Greek section hands near Wolford
are reported to have been shooting
ducks.
After you have subscribed for your
home paper-do likewise with The
Forum
DIR. Moore of Sykeston came to Far
go for treatment in one of the local
hospitals.
Despite the rush of harvest and
threshing there has been lot of
blowing done.
William Rober. 19-year-old Man
dan boy, had narrow escape from
asphyxiation.
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North Dakota will be invaded by an
army of theatrical organizations this
fall and winter.
Threshing began about two weeks
earlier this year than last--in many
sections of the state.
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The band Of gypsies that invaded
the northwestern part of the state
didn't make much Of a hit
The reform wave that struck Bur-
leigh county occasioned considerable
comment in the state press.
Failing to raise the dates in the
last weeks form sometimes causes
grief in the rural printeries.
The Philbrook line of elevators on
the 500 at Lankin and other towns was
sold to the Spaulding people.
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The organizers for the equity society
expect to add at least 5000 members
in North Dakota this winter.
A careful perusal Of the state week
lies leads one to believe the wind blew
great guns one day last week.
The millers Of the state which GRIND
durum flour now have a great oppor-
tunity--in the Durum Bread day.
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Laws I'd has a special election Sept
IL to tote on increasing the city.
debt / Nit-alsu on a bond issue.
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ole Peterson of Red Wing wrote t
Williston to find out how much bount!
was paid for killing Indians out west
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Ed. x. Moore of The Denhoff Voic
Is right in the hottest kind of a pc
litical fight and manages to ring in
lot Of profanity.
"Old Bill" MUMMY OF The Bufor,
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lar position as a result of his numer
GUS accidents with an auto.
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| Near carpio the barns and othe
outbuildings on the r. j. Kavanagi
farm were cleaned out by nre, whic
| Is thought to have started from spon
taneous combustion.
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The Mandan Pioneer had an tier
headed "A Sewer System Needed" an
further along in the column tod abou
how a paper had propounded certai
Questions to A. M. Packard.
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The threshing engine explosio
stories are now in order. There wi
also be a few fellows who will insis
on stepping through the tops of tn
elevators into the revolving cylinders
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Hettinger county people wants i'm
proved roads. The great majority {
those in use are old trails and som
OF them are not as straight as the
. might be--while others are runnin
across fields.
The Linton Advocate had some flu
with a young man who swiped chick
en- and left 1t In q sack under the de
! pot till he could remove it to a safe
place. The owner found the each
and offers to return the sack If til
young man will call for 1t.
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II Is said that the Lord invente
bed bugs to roust the lazy people VIII
were inclined to stay in bed too Ion,
"A pitcher Of ice water would hav
answered the same purpose--and