The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-27
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Goodrich wants laundry.
Drayton curriers' are getting busy.
McHenry has q modern school build.
ing.
Mckenzie county made success OF
corn.
Sneak taieves got busy around AM
brose.
Grafton's banks are chuck full Of
money.
The Buford Tribune is after a whip
The sarles Advocate fears coal
famine.
A train started a prairie are near
The carpio News tells Of hugging
social.
The Linton State bank has been ma
tionalized.
Kindred seeks a farmers institute
this winter.
Wild goose dinners were popular
around Bantry.
There have been lot G. petty thefts
at Brinsmade.
Emmons county realty has advanced
rapidly in price.
The people of .yahpeton are proud OF
the water supply.
900 s
Frank Thompson of Crosby Joined
Fargo orchestra.
The special grand jury has been
called at Bismarck
600
The Barnes county delinquent tax
list was small one.
900
Buffalo had trains galore-at the
time of the blockade.
900
The holiday trade in North Dakota
promises to be large.
600
The Dickinson Elks deny II was a
Teddy bear they killed.
The officials at Minot are endeavor-
ing to collect pesthouse bills.
Some Of the deer hunters had good
luck-and there were others.
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Walter Muir, the sage of Hunter, win
spend the winter in California.
Hunters and trappers are busy along
the streams in North Dakota.
The Register tells Of the advantages
Of Scranton as trading point.
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The editor Of The Monango Journal
had goose for Thanksgiving dinner.
The petition for a mail route at
Forbes was returned for more sigma
lures.
The secretary denies the Wahpeton
Commercial club failed to get a
quorum.
Some towns have ordinances against
the distribution Of free medicine
samples.
The holders OF government licenses
at Bismarck pleaded guilty to failure to
advertise,
The Milton Globe thinks it's a poor
week when State Senator Plain doesn't
buy farm.
Thirty-thre of the forty townships
in Cavalier county v ere represented
in the corn contest
Business is so rushing Mrs. Doherty
has been forced to issue supplements
to The Adams Budget.
900
Some of the state weeklies went to
press trifie early and lacked the u.s.
ual amount of live local
900 NF.s
The Belfield Times reports Harry
Truelson raised 116 bushels of oats on
seven eighths Of an acre.
900
There Is sufficient money on deposit
in Kidder county to give each man,
woman and child in the county SET.
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Some one stole 100 bushels of wheat
and fifteen bushels of fax from Peter
Hailbeck, who lives near McClusky.
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The people of many towns In the
state contributed literally to the fund
for the North Dakota Children's home.
There are a number Of towns claim
ing the distinction OF being the larg-
est primary grain markets in the state.
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Sanborn people dislike the idea OF
having the mail chewed up when the
pouches drop under the wheels of the
train.
A man near Columbus was accused
of starting a prairie fire and skipping
to Canada-but his friends deny the
story.
In a recent $4,000 auction sale in Ca
Waller county everything was paid for
in spot cash--not single note being
offered.
Ward county is said to have numer-
Gus gentlemen willing to sacrifice
themselves sufficiently to accept pub
lie offices.
900
A paper in the northern part of the
state wants "Cole of Fargo" to run
for Governor, Does the editor mean
A. Tor Ed?
w. ID. Truax of Lidgerwood was
badly injured by having his hand
pierced while jabbing some papers on
a sharp spindle.
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