The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-20

l BS NkAgTFCt4u Society OF EQUITY
hasn't done all that 1t planned-but it's
getting there.
Il. Prom OF Milton had a concrete
cellar constructed to hold 10000 bush
els Of spuds.
The Grafton papers tell OF the pro-
gress and development of the Walsh
county capital.
Vandals swiped fruit from the trees
on the property OF leading citizens al
Coooperstown.
| Minot expects to profit largely by the
opening of the Fort Berthold reserva-
ton next year.
Editor Disney of The Williston Her
aid may get the habit OF purchasing
competing papers.
Editor Schmidt Of The Hillsboro
Banner has been down in Sargent
county on a hunting trip.
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Browne, formerly OF The Hillsboro
Pioneer, Is to start a paper at Perth
to be called The Progress.
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A Cass county hunter was caught in
Sargent county without license and 1t
cost him SCI to square things.
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The people OF Forman had a great
time experimenting the job of getting
a threshing engine out of a lake.
Some OF the editors who formerly
roasted Hartman are working overtime
now to make hero Of dead man.
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| r. w. Lunry. a student of the A. c.,
has a position with the Milwaukee road
in charge OF a. bunch of surveyors.
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The brand OF booze sold or shipped
into Griggs county must be fierce from
the way it made a hired man act.
The brand of liquor being sold in
the state this fall appears to start
lights with considerable regularity.
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The Kathryn Recorder is Just a wear
old and is doing a splendid work in
advertising that section of the state.
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Senator McCumber appears to be do
ing some effective campaigning. He
evidently believes the early worm story.
Wtlliston is prospecting now that the
newspapers have been reduced from
four to three. A daily will be the next
thing.
A. w. Hayward. separator man at
Dresden, had his elbow gashed by
knife on the cylinder and may loose
his arm.
The Forman News didn't admire the
methods of some transients who tried
to work an auction sale on damaged
clothing.
Some people are staying up till day
break-presumably to see the Star of
Bethlehem, which Is visible in the east
at that time.
Judges Goss Of Minot and Cowan Of
Devils Lake are both being mention
ed" as possible candidates for the SUI
preme bench.
Editor Mexican Of The Sanborn En-
terprise advises land owners to burn
the stubble on land where grasshop-
pers were seen.
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Some editors refuse to publish obit-
uary notices Of local people who were
not subscribers-on the ground they
were dead anyway.
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The Nome Tribune wants to offer q
reward Of ss cents for the tallest liar
That is likely to make some prevari-
Gators stoop a tribe.
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What has become OF the durum
wheat growers and the millers to grind
durum? DO they intend to let durun
day go BY default?
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l'tjunetionS were issued at Mlnot
against the owners OF certain blocks
It0 prevent item from renting n. il
Easements 70 blind pigs sra.
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r. G. Shoop lost the grain on sew.
leral acres of his Mckenzie county farm
from flames which started FROM
spark from q threshing engine.
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President Mcfarland OF the VALLEY
lCity normal attended a reunion Of
Isome of the graduates OF the schoo
while on his western trip to Seattle.
| Al @CE4hA& ktt0t GSu&tOE 4CCUmDE
committed gross error In failing /,
call on Editor Andrews OF The Broad
axe one day when he autoed through
lLidgerwood
4 The Beacon notes that the small
! wheat receipts at the elevators at Tin
! ley indicate the farmers are paying
some attention to the advice to hol'
their wheat.
The Langdon Courier Democra
thinks the state department OF publ
, instruction sends out aorne good stuff.
but the editor Is also Interested II
Iknowing something about those $500
fees.
{ ALI o. Nelson, o graduate OF the lax
! school ~ the state university thi
summer. has been appointed u. 81 com
missioner ct Manning, the county sea
or Dunn RE IL q brother of Tl1eo
] Nelson OF the American socisty 8
lEquity.