The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-21
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In Emmons county.
The secret cocities have been busy
initiating candidates.
Some merchants gave Red Cross
stamp with each purchase.
600
Hettinger county will be the center
OF railroad activity next year.
900
The auto agents are doing some
hustlins for next springs sales.
Resistant flax seems to have firmly
! established by Professor BoIley.
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| The Chronicle urges a organization
OF the commercial club at Beach.
900
With fax almost 50 per bushel the
growers are not kicking a great deal.
600
This is the time of the year when the
rural mall carriers earn their wages
900
The people of Beach rejoiced over
improved passenger and mail service.
G. e. Brooks Of Hampton Valley.
Frnmons county. lost his home by fire.
LaMoure overwhelmed jamestown at
basketball winning by a score of SO to
l1s,
The district courts Of the state are
sending some graduates to the state
pen.
The News reports that 225 loads OF
1 srNsu a.. {x,
day.
| Co. @. of Valley City is to have a
fast basketball team again this win
ter.
The cosuraers at Westhope are get
ting the natural gas at reasonable
rate. a
The Findlay Beacon almost violated
the postal laws in an account of con-
test.
State Senator Bessessen Of Harvey
disciaims any gubernatoriaI ambi-
tions.
900
The people in the village of Gardner
win rebuild on the site OF the burned
structures.
The change of ownership in The Mi
not Reporter is expected to occur
about Jan. 1.
This is the time of the year that
editors begin to check up on delinquent
subscribers.
Judge Burke OF Valley city has nm
ally decided to be candidate for the
supreme court.
The snow drifts raised cain with the
branch lines in some sections OF
North Dakota.
Otto Stensrud of Beach killed
bob-cat In the Bad LInds and mas the
pelt as trophy
The extension OF the N. p. from
Edgeley to the Missouri river is conf
IDENTIFY expected.
Some people endeavor to economize
by not taking their home papers. It's
a poor way to save.
The Stanley Sun is convinced rhat
the O~eg place for dry farming is in
prohibition country.
The Hannah Moon wants the voters
to inspect the "reformers" before be-
coming too enthusiastic.
little attention paid to sanitation
would prevent typhoid, the most pre-
valent disease in the state.
There are a lot OF insurgers who
seem to think Congressman Gronna's
conversion is rather recent.
The first delinquent tax sale was
held in Mountrail county. The bids
ranged from p to "a per cent.
Ole Fugelskjel, a former resident OF
Minot, was frozen to death in the
swamp5 Of northern Minnesota.
One NJ the up state papers COM
plains the weather OF last week has
made blowing impossible. 1t has.
This is the time Of the wear the
head of the house sneaks Christmas
trees and presents home the back way.
Editor Packard Of The Valley city
Times Record had an addition to his
family in the shape of a pretty baby
girl.
The artesian water supply at Lidger-
wood helped the town at the recent
fire in which Shields paint shop was
destroyed
The failure OF property owners to
shovel snow off sidewalks at Harvey
causes The Herald to make some caus-
tic comments.
The newspapers of the state are
making an effort to educate the peo-
pie of the state on the provisions OF
the estray law.
The Grand Forks Herald and The
Bismarck Tribune are discussing diff
ferent phases of the commission form
OF government.
The first grain elevator at Mott has
opened its doors for business. 1t
paid 81 cents, for wheat the first day
fifty miles from a railroad.
Twenty years ago some Of the oppos-
ition had Alec Mckenzie political
corpse. It is game at which they
have played almost every year since.
600
At Beach a young man was in the
waiting room OF the depot talking to q
girl. Another Y. M. beckoned the