The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-23

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Langford reports al exciting wrest-
ling mach.
The Demon voice inausurated
potato contest.
The pathsats Creamery Ssa win Be kept
open all winter.
The Bowman county fair and field
day was success.
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Emmons county claims the champ
ionship belt on twins.
The Bisbee Gazette is very unkind
to Congressman Gronna.
The city oflciais have ordered new
street lights for Stanley
Grand Forks is becoming interested
IN better street lighting.
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New homestead entries are being
made In Bowman county
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stutsman county guarantees it's
share to the battleship fund
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Inere was dangerous prairie fire
near Stady, Williams county.
The Cooperstown Sentinel boosts
Governor Burke for the presidency,
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The Leader boosts Jud as one OF
the best grain markets in the state.
The Lansford Journal man grew sar-
castle at the expense of this column.
Denbigh merchants are well pleased
with the success OF the second market
day.
Millers assert there is an increasing
demand for North Dakota ground
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Thousands of acres of potatoes were
frozen in the northern part of the
state.
The Langdon Methodists are COM
plotting $500 church since the cy-
clone.
Claus Hagert secured certificate OF
sanity from the Grand Forks insanity
board.
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Editor Kilhon of The Towner News
and Stockman got his commandments
mixed.
Langdon boosted or a sunfiower stalk
that was nearly ten feet in heights
la Kansas.
The Stutsman county officials are
rounding up more violators Of the pro-
hibition law
Three jamestown citizens have pro-
vided scholarships in the new Presby-
terrain college.
The Grafton Record thinks the story
that Gronna might run for governor is
a--gauzy yarn.
The people OF North Dakota are
once more familiarzing themselves with
storm windows.
Some of the alleged candidates for
the gubernatorial nomination appear
to be q trife coy.
Editor Egan OF The Tagus Mirror
denies that he wants to be treasurer
OF Mohtfallie county,
The milling interests of the western
part OF the state are becoming more
important each year.
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The newspaper boys have been add
ing type and equipment to care for In
creasing advertising.
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The old rifle pits for protection
against Indians in pioneer days are
still in evidence at Jamestown.
Many North Dakotans express re-
grets at the demise OF Max Bass, the
Great Northern immigration agent.
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Rev. C. M. Rumsey Of the Methodist
church was transferred from Steele to
CogsweM He is an old time Fargoan.
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The officials OF Minot will endeavor
to improve the condition of some of
the sidewalks to prevent damage suits.
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Barney Frank. who was charged
with concealing certain property in
proceedings, was acquitted
at Minot.
Some people say they know It is the
oyster season by the name OF the
insist they cant find them
in the soup.
The Messenger Is still boosting for
a bank at Moffit The editor insists
that doctor could also do well in
that vicinity.
rxv4~-n.. .,%..,, @wwvs, vwanFs and
man were arrested on q charge OF re-
moving the property OF q homesteader
from a shack.
one trouble about the advance in the |
price OF meat is that It requires SO
long for the advance in the price OF
cattle to reach back to the raisers-
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y. X. Diehm succeeds Chas. Shafer
al postmaster at Schafer, the Nc
Kenzie county seat. The retiring stamp |
FOUNDER held the job for nine years
The Hannaford Enterprise advises
It's readers to be careful and not in
vest in oils that are being sold In bar
rel lots by solicitors not working the
state.
II. L. Burdick seems to be entirely
eliminated from the gubernatorial race
IF he was ever in 1t. The chances
are that he will be easily reelected |
speaker OF the house at the next SEES
sion.
Secretary La Rue Of the Devils Lake
chautauqua recently made an auto
trip to Canada and sold his machine. I
ETe had been compelled to put up $3.50