The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-08-26

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Oct. Z is durum bread day--are you
boosting for it?
Blight injured some of the wheat
around Mayville.
Devils Lake is having success in re-
cruiting its band.
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| Billings county cattle are being rush
ed to the market.
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Weed cutting has been consistently
urged al Harvey
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The Bismarckers are proud OF their
husky police chief.
There were some evidences OF black
rust around McHenry
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Editor Kelly of The Hatton Free
Press is still on a visit
600
Labor day promises to be a big
event in Fargo this year.
Burleigh county has 1,4ss boys and
1,476 girls OF school age.
The teachers of the state are paying
more attention to sanitation.
900
Alexandra won four and tied one of
the five contests with Minot
900
There are many crooks in the state
harvesting the harvest hands.
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Six prisoners at Minot wers sentenc-
ed under the new parole law.
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jamestown is to sink three additional
wells for municipal water supply.
600
Editor Parker is making The Kuhn
Messenger better with each issue.
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The Herald thinks there are too
many worthless dogs around Cando.
900
1t has been twenty years since the
Hotel Dacotah was opened to the pub
lie.
The farmers may establish o-opera-
tive slaughter houses and meat mar
kets.
Filthy kitchens are a menace to life.
The wise housewife doesn't take any
risks.
A travelling man was compelled to
pay three-year- hotel bill at Bis
marck.
The Bottineau papers continue to
deny the stories of rust in that section
of the state.
McCluskyites are making a stren-
uous campaign to retain the county
seat of Sheridan.
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Kenmare people refused to Increase
the city's bonded Indebtedness or to
authorize a bond issue
900
This is the time of the year that
hunting dogs are kept in the safe and
money out in the back shed.
900
Many of the high schools Of the
state are planning to devote more at
tention to manual training work.
The Edmore Herald and The Devils
Lake Journal continue to take different
views Of the Ramsey county Jail mat
ter.
"Old Bill" Mumby OF The Buford
Tribune had two severe auto accidents
in one day. He should stick to his
bike.
800
i The Valley City people are sore at
the NJ. p. because Of the difficulty in
being permitted to ride on certain
trains.
Matt Johnson of The Omemee Her
ald-after his attention was called to
it-still endeavored to discredit The
Forum.
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The Rolla Herald Is edited by a
brother OF A. M Packard OF Mandan--
and the editor Ii willing to endorse him
for governor.
Dad" Clinch. the dean of the North
Dakota printers. is enjoying life and
continues to be the right hand man on
The Sheyenne Star.
The Sheldon Progress thinks Pack
ard Of Mandan starts In the race for
the executive chair with great ham
Jdicap-his nephew.
1 900
/ A farmer near Aneta was run over
by team and put out of business for
a few weeks-just as he was planning
to get busy with his harvest.
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lite crop around EnderIin Johnnie
Bauerschmidt, youth of that vicinity,
has been a successful grower
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The Valley City Patriot fears the
opposition Of Packard of W G. to the
candidacy OF his uncle OF Mandan--
will be a boost for the--uncIe
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The Brtnton Bros. who ran papers at
Fessenden and Beach, dissolved part
nership. c. M. Brinton has The F'es-
senden Free Press and i. w. The
Beach Chronicle.
The smallest crop yields reported
from the tlreshing machine were from
Barnes county. Eleven bushels is
what the separator told, but the grain
had been slightly damaged by hall
"Old Bill" Munby grew reminiscent
and recounted the changes that have
been wrought at Buford since he To-
Gated there, a decade since, and was
informed that the country could raise
only cattle, niger soldiers and hell
600
There were 523 births to 100 deaths
reported I'm North Dakota In July. The
totals are not correct because OF fall
ur0 in many cases 20 get reports-but
the percentage OF increase OF births
over deaths Ia probably about the same
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