The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-09
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Sherwood had successful horse
sale.
The Baptists will start church al
IIdgerwood.
A. IA. Young's latest paper Is The
Powers Lake Echo.
Editor clark of Minot has recovered
from his recent illness.
stockmen are complaining OF rough
handling BY the railroads.
A lot Of people who have been out
west are drifting back home.
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At jamestown q boy was killed by
train, which was backing up.
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g. D. Parsons. the founder of The
Rolia Star, recently died In Spokane.
The success Of s ne creamer,e. state
this year Is most pleasing feature.
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The chicken hunters have some great
stories-many of them are tales of woe.
A peddler and a beggar invaded
Marion-and both did a good business.
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The Grafton Record gets up an In
teresting column OF Walsh county mat
ter.
The people Of Hampden are deter
mined to have better roads into that
city.
Gilbert Mcdonald OF Lidgerwood lost
the sight Of one eve, pierced by ny
ing nall.
candidates are kinder" vest pocket
politicians.
Robert Wilson of Burleigh county
claims the championship on big
gooseberries.
The organization Of farmers ele-
vator at Rolla is regarded as stroke
Of enterprise.
The Jamestown Alert gave Senator
McCumber's Labor day speech a lot
OF prominence.
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A young boy who had escaped from
a Wisconsin reformatory was captured
at jamestown.
The wheat yield in Ransom county
is reported by The Lisbon Free Press
as somewhat short
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Much is expected of the North Da-
kota exhibit at the fairs in the states
to the east this fall.
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Pierce county gained fame because
Of the lusciousness Of the watermelons
raised there this year.
G. Fl. Potter, the old time editor, is
back in the harness again at Ender-
lin on his Independent.
The small children are killing each
other this year with guns they find
around the house-just the same old
way.
The Methodists will hold the first
conference that ever met beyond the
Missouri In this state at Mandan next
month.
Rev. C.. G. Williams of Glendale par
ticipated in an interesting double we'd
ding in which a father and son each
took brides.
Geo. w. Wilson OF the WilIiston
landofice is one of the latest men
toned" for governor. He is an ex-
newspaper man.
The Linton Record, man Is a warm
admirer Of the Valley city normal,
Everybody seems to like it's popular
president-G. A. Mcfarland.
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The Leader goes after the manager
of the operahouse at Ellendale-who
tmagines he can conduct an amuse-
ment place without advertising.
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If there is one blind pig to every
244 people in North Dakota-the editor
OF The Mistletoe thinks the people of
De Lamere are being shortchanged.
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The condition of the demonstration
farm in Emmons county is still a mat
ter for discussion between the editors
down there-and The Bismarck Trib-
une.
The census enumerators win get a
count on the noses OF Fargoans next
summer-and every town in the state
Is interested in seeing that the count
Is full.
A patent medicine ad, running In
some North Dakota papers, insists that
every man is a king In his own right.
These medicine fellows always did ex-
aggerate.
The Forman News went to press
early one day and missed lot of ex-
citing things that happened that aft
ernoon. Editor Maltby is now in the
never again" class.
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The reports OF the sales OF threshing
machines out In Billings county listen
funny to people who used TO think that
section could raise only cattle, cow
boys and hades.
An owner OF q merry go-round heard
there was to be q celebration at Linton
and shipped In his machine There
was nothing doIng--but he pat up hts
outfit and celebrated any way.
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THE wicked stand in slippery places"
sometimes the good Presiding Ell
der Danford was also bunged up when
taking Joy ride in an auto out in
the western part of the state.
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The RichIand county fair people are
boosting the show by telling OF j. r..
Hill as one OF the attractions He will
make an address. The fair will be a
hummer this fall It Ii Sept. 22-24.