The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-30
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Thieves have fancy for stores at
Casselton.
Beach is getting ready for an electric
light plant.
Census enumerators are taking ex-
Examinations.
The Times calls attention to the new
buildings a Belfield.
Farmers in North Dakota are paying
more attention to sheep.
900
The Barlow Enterprise pays tribute
to the prompt subscriber.
900
Masquerade dances have had great
runs during the holidays.
Dealers in sleighs insist they have
never had a better trade.
The jamestown Alert thinks DR..
Cook is the king of con men.
900
Grand Forks is to have metal cul-
vert manufacturing concern.
900
Editor Falkenstein is making The
Bottineau News crisp and lively.
A man at Kentoi. offers $40 reward
for his missing dog, dead or alive.
900
Many papers in the state are making
an effort to head off cards Of thanks
/ 900
A new trial was denied at Fessen-
den in the Gottlieb and the Gort cases
900
! 1t is claimed there are to be two
other insurgent candidates for the SEN
ate.
There is Tow series of nomina-
ton of county judges for state and fed
eral jobs.
Dunn county man, who is wanted for
personal taxes.
The river at Dickinson froze up SO
deep that the water supply of the
mill was cut off.
The southern part Of Cass county
is said to be the cream Of the corn
belt of North Dakota.
| 900
The winter camp meetings" to be
conducted by the Fargo Salvation army
are attracting attention.
900
The people OF Lansford are intending
to use natural gas even II it does
blow a few of them up.
| 900
| A. B. Kellogg is the mayor of Beach
and The Chronicle published his cut
with a sketch of the official.
| S>Se>cD
Life il again worth living. Matt
Johnson took his usual crack at The
Forum-after two weeks of silence.
| 900
Miss Gunhild Tveten, a woman pa
tient in a hospital at Grand Forks, be-
came insane from religious mania.
900
1t cost more to live than it used to
also more to die-since the doctors and
the undertakers boosted the prices.
| 900
The Christmas edition of The Beach
Chronicle showed some fine farming
scenes in that section Of the country
900
The recent supreme court decision
on the spotter law appears to invali-
date about all the other appropriation
bills.
The Cavalier Chronicle Is a score
of years old and Editor Fa,rchild is
making it etter than at any other time
in its history.
A young girl at Overly attempted
suicide by drinking wood alcohol but
the doctor arrived in time to rescue
her from the grim monster
900
NI1A HarriSnp Tpdepapdar+ L. da+ar
mined to ventilate the county Office
building at Washburn-and intimates
there are some political scandals.
90
There are reported to have been more
home print calendars than ever be-
fore. Many of the printers made hot
hustle for that kind of busisness.
600
The Northwestern Telephone Co. is
planning to spend $1,200,O0O in i'm
provements in 1910 in North Dakota
and other sections of the northwest.
900
The young people of the state have
had an unusual amount of fun sleigh
ing. The snow is plentiful in prac-
tically every part of North Dakota.
The Bottineau News hears a GER
insurgents-after being kicked out by
the stalwarts That's true in many
other cases.
The business men of Ryder are fol-
lowing the initiative of those at Plaza
land planning to secure some of the
advantages from the opening of the
Berthold reservation.
900
4 The voters in the southwestern part
of the state are expecting Geo. M.
Young to Lreak into the congressional
race again. He is now in Hettinger
after a long residence at Valley City.
900
The entries for the Fargo dog show
under the auspices of the North Da-
lkota Kennel association, closes Jan. 10.
If you have a nice purp write the Sec
rotary for premium list and entry
blanks.
The rural mail routes of the United
States cost FIVE lines what they earn
for the government-bu. they are a
good investment for their good results
in better road making, closer COM
munication and the satisfaction of rural
residents in remaining at home.
900
If you haven't already announced
your candidacy for a state office-now
in the press of the state will give some
. publicity. They may also result in the
exposure of numerous and sundry
) things in your past lie on which you
would prefer to have the lid remain.