The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-09

The state postnasters meet in Far.
go Dec. is and 1s.
600
Williams county has gone in stronf
for law enforcement.
/ dog fight at Minot caused three
men to bin each other.
i 600
i You can give away watered oysters
but You mustn't Sell 'em.
The Advocate wants a new tele-
phone directory at sarles
The Bartlett state hank will be raad,,
for business about Dec. 15
600
Some residents of Monan and sher-
wood are taking desert lands.
Some people advocate a telephone
In every rural school building.
900
J. ]. Waltner, ten miles from Stark
weather, lost his home by FIRE
Editor Ayres OF The Dickinson Press
appears to have prosperous year.
900
This country would be in a bad jack
pot If the farmers went on a strike
The elevator men are having an easv
time till grain shipments are resumed.
Prosperity struck The Stanley Sun
so hard 1t was forced to issue eighteen
pages.
The Sentinel boosts Russell as the
best trading town in the Mouse river
loop.
The Journal tells of the splendid
business enjoyed by the merchants Of
Tolley.
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Dickinson people are now confident
that Russell win win that contest in
Boston.
The Sun reports that nearly 800
farmers attended the institute at
Stanley.
The Columbus Reporter was forced
to enlarge during the rush of ad-
vertising.
Few papers have shown more i'm
provement recently than The Portal
International.
Editor Jones of The Tutle Lake
Wave spent two months in Iowa on.
realty business. -
The A. c. Cadet band will furnish
music at the Tri Estate convention in
Fargo Jan. 1921.
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The dedication Of the new high
school building at Cando was a large
ly attended event.
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The New England Herald tells of
some fine crop yields in that part of
Hettinger county.
900 *&~ z=a el
There is a row between the teachers
at Wolford and The Mirror insists on
canning them both.
Editor Lee Of The Walhalla Noun
taineer has been a busy man since ne
lost his star printer.
The Harvey Herald runs in United |
States, Dutch and dialect--and some |
time profane languages.
900
''Old Bill" MUMMY said a lot of |
things about Editor White
head of The Williston State.
600
p, e. Schley is the new editor of The |
Courtenay Gazette, having purchased /
the paper from George FAIRIES.
900
The Hettinger Record was danger
Dusty near the dead line in its account
Of how man secured house and lot.
600
WA az Ser H. II
musicians missed fire for the dance.
The fire boys were In no way to blame.
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The Antler American is rapidly re-
gaining former advertising patronage
under the management OF Editor Lee.
900
The North Dakota pure seed law is
to be enforced next spring. The seed |
men are preparing now for the several |
changes.
The Petersburg Record man got into |
3 prizefight with his Job press, a light
ed match, a gasoline soaked rag-and |
things like That.
The average small boy is making q ]
pretense at attending Sunday school |
It'll Christmas. Some Of them may |
be shortchanged.
At Perth young man was found
sleeping on pile of fence posts. He /
had some money but objected to spend /
Ing IT for bed
The MohaE Tribune runs a list of /
subscribers who pay up each week. {
and many people appear anxious to get
their name in print
The Sharon Reporter agrees with
The Forum that Governor Burke had
all the executive authority he wanted
In the senatorial matter.
The yield OF political candidates
promises to be about forty bushels to
the acre-but some Of 1t may be
grade frosted and rejected.
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The weather forecasters who tell
about what Il will be after they size
lp the muskrat honses-haye mad less
2 say tnia fall than usual
Some of the fellows are laying in q
supply Of booze to last 'em a year
with that new express rule going into
effect after the close OF the year.
go
Mrs. Strailon OF Sentinel BrItte
hought for months she was suffering
rom Rheumatism the doctors H.
laaiy discovered 1t was an abcess in /
Ter foot.
Many OF the editors think every time
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