The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-03
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4. DufieId Of Newburg is potato
king.
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There is Mormon church organiza-
ton at Bantry.
Minoters are boasting Of a whole
sale candy factory.
600
Church suppers are all the so in
the smaller towns.
The Hunter Herald claims twenty
subscribers In Fargo.
Linton had a farmers institute
scheduled for Nov. 4.
There have been numerous sales of
Stark county realty.
Tom Marshall appears to have been
saving lot Of wood.
The Bismarck Tribune tells OF a
remarkably precocious cat.
900
Mandan is planning great deal of
municipal Improvement work.
600
q
year with his cattle this season.
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Mandan boasts OF the metropolitan
appearance OF some Of the stores.
Editor Kellogg OF The jamestown
Alert has installed a linotype machine.
90
Haniinson has lot Of contracts In
sight for cement sidewalks next spring.
Minoters are wondering when that
town win be hit by the next crime
wave.
North Dalxotans are endeavoring to
adjust themselves to the new time
cards.
The Ward county blind plggers are
not much elated over conditions in that
section.
The Wahpeton Globe Gazette evil
IDENTIFY adInires pugilism along with its
football
The denatured alcohol has failed to
accomplish what its promoters believed
it would.
The Ward county officials have
rounded up a lot OF crooks and-there
are others.
Former sheriff Oppergard of Barnes
county may be a candidate for the
legislature.
to get Andy Miller out of the sena-
torial race
The inspection of the eyes of school
children is being urged in almost every
city in the state.
Miss Chapman, the new editor OF
The Arthur Free Press, formerly
taught school in Page.
90
The farmers are inclined to accept
the theory of Dean Bolley of the A. G.
as TO wheat-sick soil.
900
The Hillsboro Banner thought Burke
would know better than to name Mar
shall for the senatorship.
900
The News protests against the late
hour that shows start in Hankinson.
Some do not begin till $3.50.
1t doesn't take a prophet to predict
there will be a lively time In North
Dakota politics next summer.
Gasoline blowing outfits have been
numerous this fall and the horses
rather like the rest they get.
The Milton Globe is investigating the
failure of certain Cavalier county hol-
ders of government licenses to pub
lish the fact
Midland Continental railway officials
say the road viii be ironed by next
July-or that the work will be started
by that time.
The farmers OF the state are plan
ming for winter outings. California,
Cuba and some OF the gulf states will
catch large number.
90
Some OF the winners in the Stand
ing Rock reservation lands are now
wondering whether 1t will be profitable
to take up the claims.
The Bismarck S gsiIaa,um vas ,onv
on names OF the persons who were
lucky in the drawing for the Standing
Rock reservation lands.
The man with q lot OF weeds In his
wheat is about the only one who suf-
fered greatly this fall from loss OF
grades and heavy dockage.
900
Grand Forks is to be wide open on
Sundays-as far as city ordinances are
concerned. Sunday performances win
be permitted in the theatres.
A few doctors think they should
charge one-tenth Of what a man Is
worth--if they save his life IN some
cases they wouldn't get big fees.
900
A. d. McAliister an alleged check
forger, who was brought back from
Kentucky. was held to the district
court at Dickinson under $1,000 bonds.
900
The democrats Of the southern part
Of the state are doing some earnest
plugging for the appointment OF State
Senator Purcell to succeed the late
Senator Johnson.
Some OF the state papers are boost
ing Governor Burke for the vice pres
idency.. The editor must have an aw-
full grievance against the executive to
want him buried alive IN that manner.
900
The Pernbina Pioneer Express says
that IL Dean Bolley OF the North Da-
kcta Agricultural college has dis
covered the secret OF wheat -sick soil
that he has accomplished much more
than either Cook or Peary.
900