The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-04-06
N. D. Kernels

Inc Lfdgerwood hospital Is to be re-
opened under a new management.
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The wife of Editor Andrews of Lid
gerwood was taken 10 Minneapolis to
undergo an operation for appended
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The Lidgerwood band has dance
scheduled April IL.
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The ordnance regulating the speed
of autos in Lidgerwood will be ems
forced-the mayor says.
Like Fargo--the people of Dickin-
son want bigger and better CONNER
cial club.
Arrangements. have been made for a
tag day at Dickinson Aaril IL to raise
funds for charitable work.
The trial OF G. f. Merry charged
with obtaining money under false
pretences--is being held in Adams
county. ("
There was a successful educational
meeting at Dickinson. ~.
The Kenmare Journal has created
a sensation by charges in connection
with the effort of the Bowbells corwod
to secure the CHAMBERS warrants at so
cents on the dollar. - ssE
g.. @ o o.. $50.
Editor Irvine has installed a type
setting machine in the Office of his
Lidgerwood Monitor. ...
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Kindred is to have an open air box
ing contest. .<
The Hankinson News is 18--and
Editor Forman has every reason OF
feel proud of the youngster.
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The commissioners of Montraille
county will issue bonds for the puF-
chase of seed grain. .s.. #a
Little Mac" OF The Stanley Sum-
a bachelor-tninks that the man who
can rock the cradle with one hand and
button his wife's dress with the other
is all to the good.
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Stanley is to celebrate May II.
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The newspaper editors who were the
greatest benificiaries of Superinten-
dent of Public instruction Stockwell--
are the loudest in the defense of MS
fee grab. Tse
Minot had another market day SAT-
urday--it was a great success like for
mer efforts. ~
The county auditors began their du-
ties the first of the month. .
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~. The Great Northern has sent it's
first railway engine to the Seattle ex-
position. 1t looks like vest pocket
edition of the present moguls. 'E
The claim is now made that the oil
discovery at Ryder is genuine.
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The wise farmer is hanging on to
his mares--and selling the geldings.
| The editor of The Minot Indepen-
dent evidently published a private let
ter from Fargo. ..- 1922 ..r.....s.
The people Of Devils Lake are en-
thusiastic over the proposition to es-
EtabHsh a new theatre.
The new directory of Devils Lake
is now on the press.
The Devils Lake Inter-Ocean will
publish more articles of interest to
the farmers. .. .
sheldon has another case of diph-
iberia.
| Representative Shields of Edgeley
has disposed of his machinery bust
ness.
The Edgeley Mail thinks the insur-
gents will have to get a new set OF
scavengers--if they are to reform the
state.
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The Edgeley Mail hears the talk
of a new republican paper in Fargo.
The lid is still tilted at Edgeley-
according to The Mail
Edgeley Is fortunately situated on
the light and fuel proposition-with
the abundance of gas in that section.
q o. g, $3.50, 4,
! It probably has never occurred to
Governor Burke to pare anything of
tho salary blll--while he was cutting
| great chunks out of the appropria-
tions for the benefits or the farmers
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The LaMoure state bank moved into
new quarters.
Down at Larnoure the people woulc
like to have some Information about
the postmastership.
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Some of the hunters had an awful
time trying to restrain themselves
from taking a few shots at the north
bound goose.
/ Editor Lum of The Darlington In.
! dependent appears to be handing quite
a package to a Valley City nisfit.
i The Bottineau newspapers have ap.
parently agreed at last that Nortl
Dakota has had few worse governors
4 than Burke. He has certainly beer
a warm proposition for the farmers.
/ The ice went out OF the Missour
4 April 8.
n SOME horses were poisoned neal
velva by water henlock.
| The p. Q. jobs are being distributed
The wave of reform at Tower CITY
caused some excitement-but little
else.
Thirty-six horses supposed to fav,
been stolen In Canada were caught a
Ambrose
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