The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-03

AC G1OACGI is uU1uE SOME &OOC
boosting for Mandan.
900
There was a brief epidemic OF scar.
let fever at Stanton.
The Advance notes there has beer
coal shortage there.
900
The commercial clubs in many towns
Of the state are inactive.
900
Fire did a little damage TO the Office
of The Dunseith Magnet.
900
The good roads movement in North
Dakota is gaining strength.
900
The Wilson restaurant at Upham
was badly damaged by fire.
W&%,
The machinery for the gas expert
ments at Hebron has arrived.
600
The foundation under the Shepard
elevator at Belfeld gave away.
There have been fewer cases of ty-
phoid this year than formerly.
900
The Bottineau Odd Fellows organ
lied canton of militant patriarchs.
600
The alleged forger at Ambrose does
MT want to be tried by Judge Goss.
The dairying interests Of the state
are in a most encouraging condition.
900
The Aneta violators Of the prohibi.
tion law are reported to be on the run.
Judge Winchester has refused more
druggists permits in Sheridan county.
900
John Kolmo of Tioga was injured
when his wagon was struck by a run
away team.
The editor Of The Williston State is
an unreconstructed democrat on the
senatorial question.
900
Maud Powell, the violinist, will make
several points in North Dakota within
the next few weeks.
The state game commissioner ap-
pears determined to stamp out some
Of the reckless hunting.
A drug clerk arrived at Hebron in
time to accumulate a jag that was 80
Ao5O AS was ASSAAppOa.
The N. p. branch which starts out
south of Mandan via Mott, will prob
ably be extended to Glendive.
900
The press work on The Dunn County
Settler is somewhat better-though
there Is still room for Improvement.
900
Dave Farrager OF Towner had a leg
broken in a scrap with Albert Mot,
The latter is charged with kicking the
victim.
Mrs. Tatem, superintendent OF
schools in Williams county, is advo-
eating new types OF one-room school
buildings.
The Independent refers to Garrison
as the metropolis OF the future Steven
son county and tells how it is growing
greater and grander.
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The difficulty in securing printers
forced Editor Sherman to sell The
Cando Herald. The three purchasers
are all practical printers.
900
At Velva some fellows swiped a fat
duck from man-and invited him to
help eat it-but he tumbled to the
theft and was too indignant.
@%>N
At Wolford the boys gave a dance
for the benefit OF the baseball club and
been no revival there recently,
900
It will soon be the time OF the year
when a fellow will have to send pres
ents to people he doesn't care anything
for and may get some presents ne
doesn't want.
A correspondent of The Towner
News and Stockman refers to the
failure of the Judge of that district to
grant druggists permits as anarchy
on the bench"
At Bowbells the proprietor Of the
operahouse will give the house rent
free-except for actual cost of light
ing and lleating-to church and school
entertainments.
1t has been the joke--since the stone
a ge-about how the miIlrmen water
their product-but it's only recently
that trouble mas been created over
watering the oysters.
900
Editor Treadwell OF The Rock Lake
Ripples failed to issue one week and
later explained 1t was joke. Some
people may be questioning the le-
gality of his publication.
900
The Bottineau News seems to think
vic Noble and Matt Johnson are get
ting chummy. It's difficult to deter
mine which of the two will be most
highly incensed over the suggestion.
Two couples started from Bantry to
Towner and 1t was rumored there was
q double wedding. Their friends got
out the rice and old shoes--but were
informed there was no occasion for
the celebration
600
The Grand Forks Times did itself
proud at the institution OF KEN
Temple. A swell cover page was got
ten UP with q history or the organize
ton, cuts OF it's officers and many other
features.
@~a9
Some of the blind piggers and boot
eggers are enjoying themselves In
lail. They get three square meals,
read all the daily papers. have card
clubs, read the Bible and tracts-and
have q good time generally but most
of them are anxious TO get out.
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