The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-20


At Cando a man, named Crank, had
a successful sale.
A lot of people are preparing for the
Halloween raiders.
900
Edgeley mad a new cafe that is
pleasing grub eaters.
900
A painting bill at Harvey was adj
justed by arbitration.
900
There are demands for a new deten-
ton hospital at Minot.
900
Travelling men have been busy over
North Dakota this fall.
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Wyman's threshing machine at
Glenburn was burned.
There are complaints of spooning in
the park at Jamestown.
900
Edgeley is sure to have a Depart
ment store in the spring.
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There has been no rush Of grain to
the. elevators around Glenullin.
900
The Stanley Sun has a $500 pound
safe to hold it's growing wealth.
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McHenry puts in bid for honors as
primary wheat shipping point.
90
The marriage crop hasn't been a
failure in North Dakota this fall.
900
The Granville Herald appears to be
booming since the consolidation.
900
The Grand Forks knights Of Column
bus are to have a big time Nov. z.
900
Editor Maltby of Forman is hand
ing the other fellows some lively stuff.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Haight of st.
Thomas celebrated their golden we'd
ding.
Near Kuhn 1t is claimed some one
has been monkeying with rural mail
boxes.
run at Enderlin and will become a
dentist.
the New Rockford man scored big
hit at Harvey, where it appeared dur
ing fair week.
Apples weighing three quarters Of
a pound were raised near Sherwood by
William Sheard.
The Nome Tribune has completed
its fourth year and started on another
era of prosperity.
The people OF Harvey are convinced
that late fair is the proper thing in
agricultural regions.
900
The land grabbers got it in the neck
when the government declined to cede
isolated tracts to spectators.
90
Farmers in the states further east
and south are anxious to make in
vestments and homes in North Dakota.
The Shanahans, whose domestic
difficulties gained publicity at Dicldn-
son, were former residents of Caring
ton.
The Hannah Moon intimates some
Of the editors are endeavoring to bluff
Marshall into making a sensational
race.
The Devils Lake Journal thinks
former Register McGahan of the Mi
not landoff1ce recently confessed his
shame.
Some of the weather prognosticators
think the weather jumped directly
from summer into winter-without any
autumn.
The editors Of The Edgeley Mail
comment on the folly of combining
with outside papers on subscription
propositions.
Some men gain wisdom bv keep
ing their ears open. Others gain a
reputation for 1t by keeping their
mouths shut.
Jack Pleasant. an ex-Traill county
man, skipped from Williams county.
where he was wanted on charge Of
handling stolen horses.
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The jamestown jailer who sold
booze to the prisoners was a fore
handed sort OF fellow--tilI he was
forced to plead guilty
900
r. ]. Howden OF McE7enry was APP
pointed register Of deeds to fill the
vacancy caused by the death OF Regis
ter Garland Of Foster county
90
The Williston Herald thinks there is
one man who wants to be governor OF
North Dakota on the record he made
as mayor of a Minnesota city.
900
Fine steers from the Dickinson coun-
try brought the top OF the market
price. In North Dakota no hunter is
permitted to kill more than two deer.
900
At Sheldon there was a difference
Of opinion as to the location of the
proposed building for the postoff1ce
and the citizens decided not to erect
one.
Some Of the insurgents regret the
removal Of Buchanan from Stutsman
ccunty-as they believed had he re-
manned there ne could have easily Sc
cured the gubernatorial nomination.
900
Thee merchant who goes after your
trade through the columns OF the local
paper shows he has the courtesy to
solicit your patronage and Is not afraid
OF the quality Of the goods he has to
offer.
The McClusky Gazette is somewhat
opposed to the plan of raising fund
for silver service for the battleship
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