The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-23
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Autos prove handy contraptions for
politicians.
Why is It that most aucticneers are
"coloneds7"
The Kenmare creamery is a profit
able enterprise.
The people Of velva win soon have
an electric light.
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The Tribune published some cuts OF
scenes around Overly.
600
Corn and hogs are becoming great
products on the slope.
Married men and bachelors are 90
play football at yelva.
The Star tells OF fine crab apples
grown around sheyenne.
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There was a nice display OF apples
at the Morton county fair.
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Some OF the kids are already plan
ming things for Halloween.
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E0iSoE EVANS OA Ans LansIoEd times
intimates there IL boycott.
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There are several men in Burleigh
county who want to be sheriff.
The Reporter stated very little grain
was being marketed at Lanlin.
u mes or Rugby was caught boot
Logging at Leeds. 1t wasn't Andy. !,
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The editors of Mohall may adjust
their differences with boxing gloves.
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the Bismarck Tribune imagines that
Fargo is to be made Sunday school
town.
Some alleged entertainers are max
ing more farewell tours OF North Da-
kota.
Dickinson must hold a second bono
election-because of the low assess
ment.
The Deepriyer postofFice was discon-
tilued and the mail viii be sent to
Upham.
Around Tower City some velvet
chaff wheat went as twenty
bushels.
The Bowbells Tribune thinks it's
pathetic sight to see an auto towed in
by team.
North Dakota's advantages as a
dairy state are being exploited by
many papers.
The Lakota Observer goes the other
papers one better and runs a Scotch
dialect column
Thunderstorms In the last half nf
September indicate that North Dakota
isn't frozen up.
At Ray. the 3-year- old daughter of
Mr.. Booth was badly injured by a
scrappy rooster.
The Mail believes Edgeley will grow
despite the fact there are some dead
ones in the town.
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Turkeytrack Bill and John Kreutz
were both injured In the relay races
in the Mandan fair.
Hunters report many farms are
posted. In some places entire town
ships bar outside shooters.
The health officer at Bismarck pro-
tests against the cut In the appro-
priation for thaH department.
Editor Penn of The Sherwood Trfb-
une has purchased an auto and will
rustic life insurance as a side line.
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The people of Dunseith were consid-
erably eleated over securing the Local
tlon for the tuberculosis sanitarium.
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North Dakota editors are convinced
that it IL safer to fly through the air
than TO get mixed up In an auto race.
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Two Italians at Brinsmade. got in.o
a row and one put the other out of
business for awhile by blow with a
shovel
The Steele Ozone comments OF the
fining Of President Hill Of the @. N.
for hunting without a license around
Dawson.
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to some transients who wanted to open
a store Tor a brief period to get the
cream of the fall trade.
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1t Is reported that Editor Francis
Of Russo has purchased an interest in
5obbing plant in Fargo and will re-
move to the metropolis.
A supposedly empty box car was
sidetracked at F1axton and later ii was
found to contain nine barrels of beer.
There was great excitement.
Peter Runanz Of Hurdsneid raised
cucumber that was ten and one half
inches In circumference and thirteen
and three fourths from stem to stern.
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There are editors who insist on all
who know they are indebted to come
forward with the coin land wants those
who don't know to come in and ind
out.
A boniface in the western part OF
the state reported that the reason he
permitted SO many bed bugs In his
place was that he didn't want the
guests to be lonesome.
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The publicity department OF the
North Dakota union Of the Al. s. OF ID.
Is sending out some widely circulated
reports about marketing grain that
seems To be getting results.
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Federal officials want TO DO as
sured there win be no gambling and