The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-11

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improved.
McTIenry had some cases OF infan-
tile paralysis.
The Headlight wants a bigger and a
better Enderlin.
The lecture course at Enderlin
started this week.
Forbes has added q DOT of new
cement sidewalks.
900
There was death at Finley from
infantile paralysis.
900
Cavalier county has bank deposits
Of nearly s2,oOo,ooo.
900
George Deering OF Decring is known
as the potato king"
The acoustic properties Of the arm
ory at Lisbon are poor
The paving at Grand Forks was
held up for lack Of gravel.
The News re3oices over the opening
Of new restaurant at Leeds.
900
The people Of F'ornan were quite
excited over the Hanson affair.
900
The old-fashioned spelling matches
are attracting lot Of attention.
900
There was considerable confusion at
Cakes over the location of fire.
90
Milton will soon have a new street
lighting proposition in operation.
At Forbes a meeting was held for.
the purpose OF organizing band.
600
The Lisbon Free Press IL strongly
for P. H. Rourke for the supreme
bench.
Almost every paper in the state has
advised the farmers to plow fire.
breaks.
Efforts are being made to secure
daily mail route between Calvin and
Wales.
The market day at Cando was
scarcely the success that had been an
ticipated.
Near Fargo man stole horse and
set OF false teeth and another thief
stole his employers wife.
600
There was a small wreck on the @.
N. at Leeds when fast train ran in
to the rear end of a special.
eco
jamestown In to have four big wells
which are supposed to give the city
ample water for fire protection.
900
The weather was so warm the great
err part OF last week that many people
continued to wear straw hats.
900
Loafers around the depot at Milton
saw swell scrap between q pair of
threshers who were somewhat boozed
up.
At Calvin some smart alexis fred
off dynamite and shot guns late at
night and frightened women and cnil-
dren,
In some sections OF tine state the
merchants report business rather dull
as a result OF the farmers holding their
grain.
An expert accountant from the twin
cities was secured to effect settle
ment between Ward and Montraille
counties.
The Wahpeton Globe Gazette exc
poets the elevator interests witt be
bitterly against Senator McCumbers
re- election.
The Devils Lake Journal pretends to
believe that Fargo and Grand Forks
have finally gotten together on some
proposition.
The Prairie Press asserts the friends
of Tom Marshall are making a mis-
take in their efforts to boost him by
knocking Mccumber.
The farm laborers are hiking nome
so fast there win be few left to tell
the story Of the famous battles on
North Dakota wheat fields.
The editor OF The Petersburg Record
is breaking into the same class as
the preachers. He was recently pre-
scented with a spring chicken.
Pastor Dingle Of the Methodist
church at Cooperstown built an addi-
ton to the parsonage. He was form
erly a carpenter and did good job
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Transient clothing dealers are hav-
ing hard time. They are stuck fot
state and county licenses and fire.
quently made to pay taxes on their
stock.
The Dawson Leader claims the dis
tinction OF being the paper that re.
tracted the item about President Hill
of the Great Northern hunting with
out a license~-whAn he didn't.
900
The Grand Forks shriners viii
have q great time Nov. 80. Fec wear.
ers from all over the northwest will
he there to attend the formal inaugur-
alton of the new temple.
The merchants lii the smaller towns
are going In more for cash deals. The
man who persists In wanting credit nj
longer finds the royal welcome with
which he was formerly greeted.
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Editor Matt johnson OF The Souris
Messenger demands harmony ir
North Dakota repub1icanism--bu onls
along the narrow lines which ht
! wishes to dictate--al1d there you are
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The big realty deals and the high
prices at which lands are quoted rnlst
make General Hazen turn over in his
grave-if his spirit remembers how ht
referred to 1t as the great American
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