The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-16
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lation.
loading spur track is wanted at
Haynes.
The geese hunters win soon have
their inning.
Towner has had eight successful
market days.
| The farmers elevator at Tioga is to
be reorganized.
Some prairie Ares were reported in
| Sheridan county.
900
| The Methodist ministers will have a
moving day soon.
900
Noonan's second annual harvest fes-
tival was great success.
900
A burning barn was the cause Of a
prairie fire near schafer.
900
Russo got a new editor and new
landlord at the same time.
600
Pembina county has recently had
twenty steel bridges erected.
900
More claims in the northwestern part
of the state are being held up.
900
Lakota is after a better water sup.
ply. Artesian wells are being discuss
ed.
The Tagus Mirror wants to nominate
Secretary of State BlaisdelI for gov
ernor.
The farmers are purchasing pianos
and sending their daughters to music
schools.
At Carson a blind pig was raided. 1t
was kept in cave underneath the
barbershop.
The Churchs Ferry Sun had a kindly
notice of The Forum and The Grand
Forks Times
The Reeder Times has changed own
ership. r. A. Lucas sold the plant to
G. w. Tilton.
w. F. Moffat, recently Of Canada, is
the new proprietor of the roller mills
at Courtenay.
Editor McMaster Of MONT was
greatly interested in the land registra-
tions at Bismarck.
600
A negro who attempted to do a
bootlegging stunt at Towner was
promptly arrested
900
How would you like to raise a few
thousand bushels of spuds and then
be unable to sell EN-.
900
The Herald reported that grain was
moving more rapidly at Srreeter than
since threshing began.
Mercer county has taken on a new
lease of life with the arrival Of the
railroad grading crews.
The new county of Montraille is es-
tablishing a reputation for enforcement
Of the prohibition law.
900
At New England a little son of Or
Anderson fell into tub of water and
narrowly escaped drowning.
@-3@
The Bathgate Pink Paper expresses
regret that Jimmie Foley didn't accept
the census supervisorship.
1
There is a continued thirst in Bot
tineau county since Judge Burr re-
fused all druggists permits.
L. e. Mood nd his milk wagon were
smashed at Crosby by a 500 train.
Hood sustained painful injuries.
600
Chas. s. Clark, the new editor OF
The Russo Record, is a brother of Edi-
tor Clark of The Minot Reporter.
90
Some of the editors of williams
county continue to hand Attorney Ma.
loney of Wheeleck hot packages.
Valley City is threatened with a loss
of the city mail delivery because of
the poor condition of the sidewalks.
Some elevator agents try to nav
above the market price for grain--and
then even up in dockage and weights.
900
The people OF Lansford are intensely
interested in the gas we'll proposition.
/ A company has been formed to handle
| it.
There was criticism at Martin of the
methods of one merchant who refused
to assist in making market day sue
cess.
John NJ Melander of BraddocR
claims the largest pumpkin in Emmons
county and that it weighed sixty -four
pounds.
The Hannah Moon thinks The Cakes
Times is working hard to resurrect
Tom Marshall's ghost to make sena-
toriaI race.
The editor of The Garrison Times ii
among those publishers willing 20 &C
cept coin Of the realm on delinquent
subscriptions.
Threshing machines were In grea1
demand In Mckenzie county. where tht
crop has been better than In most sec.
tions Of the state.
At Bowbells man advertised tw,
bottles of liquor he found on thu
streets. He readily found the owners
1t pays to advertise.
There are rumors OF both Engerut
and Lauder breaking into the senator,
ial race but neither appears to b,
! particularly interested.
The first week after Editor Lee ar
rived In Antler there was an elevate
. fire. Some editors take long chance,
to get newsy item.
Landlord Whitman Of Devils LAX
8 has retired and his family will snen,