The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-13
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Bowling alleys ere being worked
overtime.
The Edgeley band has taken q new
lease OF life.
The Carpio creamery closed after a
successful season.
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The Hillsboro Commercial club has
new lease Of life.
I. r, Mockler OF Bismarck is a can
didate for congress.
st. Thomas is to add some new fire
lighting equipment.
The Catholic Order Of Foresters or
ganized at Williston.
900
The weather man certainly mixed
things UP in December.
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Professor Judges Is the new director
Of the Devils Lake band.
600
Twenty-one tickets were sold at
Bisbee for foreign points.
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The Dickinson Elks gave Past Elk
allied Ruler Quinlivan jewel.
The prospects are bright at Ken
mare for a brfquetting plant
The commercial club is one OF the
most enthusiastic in the state.
900
Devil Lakers are anticipating a lot
OF music from the reorganized band.
The Williston Herald appears PROS
perous--even IL the pages are uncut.
The disbarment proceedings against
an Aneta attorney have been dropped.
Editor Burgster Of The Jamestown
Capital was on the sick list for
awhile.
The political rumblings are becom-
ing roar-and the campaign is on In
full blast.
There are all kind of weather pro-
phets. When they are bad-they are
very bad,
Editor Wood of The Steele Ozone
anticipates he'll is chilly place-wen
ventilated.
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The telephone service is being re-
stored in this state after lot of in
terruption.
New brick buildings are to replace
the structures recently burned at
Hankinson.
It is reported that c. H. Shields Of
Edgeley will be a candidate for lieut.
enant governor.
The Reporter is making a strenuous
effort to secure better water supply
for Casselton.
The rule requiring railroads to keep
their stations open will please the
travelling public.
The Rugby optimist man is looking
for the fellow who doesn't believe that
winter has arrived.
900
Home heating plants were given a
severe test during the recent un-
banana belt weather.
900
The Hankinson News runs a cut Of
Max Wipperman, one OF the nustling
workers OF that burg.
Editor Mitchell Of The Hunter Her
aid ts doing his full share to get the
town before the public.
Senator Thompson can look back in
to North Dakota and see a horde of
candidates after mis- job.
The merchants in the smaller towns
suffered most from sthe switchmen'a
strike as a result Of the delayed ship
ments of goods.
Former Congressman Marshall an
nounced mis- candidacy for the senator
ship then planned trip to Washing
ton and the south.
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Editor Bratton OF The Rugby Optf-
mist speaks very unexpectedly OF the
literary efforts Of Haskell Of The
Grand Forks Herald.
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Kelly, q Bantry blind pigger, was
| taken into custody a second time. He
had been given a kind OF suspended
sentence but violated II.
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VIM. Barry OF Milton has a difficult
time securing his release from the
state pen, where he is serving a life
sentence for q brutal murder.
Editor Teien OF The Aneta PIANO.
rama was given q bunch of dressed
chickens and turkeys and the editor
ial fanAy lived high Cor few days.
Some OF the Newspaper boys COM
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Marshall and 0rcnna an making their
senatorial announcements sirnultane-
0uaiy.
Most counties that have the county
/ the plan and ii seems TO work econ
ornicaliy In most sections OF the state
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The newspapers OF Kenmare have
gotten together on a proposition 10
eliminate dead head advertising. Their
] example might successfully be follow
ed elsewhere IN the state. !.
North Dakota farmers want more
technical information on the methods
Of marketing their crops. Many OF
them are greatly interested in a plan
to organize the grain growers.
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IL there In any political harmonic
ing to be done editor Andrews OF THE
| Underwood Broadaxe apparently be-
1Geyes there IL q broader field at Wash
layton for euch work than in North
Dakota.
The pOeh0dlce departments order
tssaA wnraa rnan CARRIERS can etop de-