The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-24

4 SO" SASANShA7s \
Editor Brinton of Beach was recent
ly married to Miss Helena Peek.
"A team and wagon belonging to ]
q. Jameson, near Ray, were stolen.
600
The failure to have a band at tn,
Granville fair was great handicap.
90
Enlarged picture swindlers are re.
ported to be operating in the state.
There was a prairie fire near Ray
and an auto party had narrow escape
Discussions of fall styles occupy
considerable space in the press these
days.
900
The 9. N. officials say they are hand
ling more grain this year than ever
before
| Great Northern officials are reported
TO have secured options on Eddy coun-
ty land.
Some Bottineau county buildings are
tied up by injunction against booze
vendors. r ant N G tas.s,l
a8 @SasaEaa or t2W
Some people are planning to spend
their next summers. vacations at the
north pole.
Robert Mann of. Washburn has an
irrigated garden that is the pride of
that section.
George Gallagher of Newport, near
Kenmare, lost his barn and fCdr
horses by fire.
Wheat will be freighted out of Nc
Kenzie county in long trains pulled by
traction engines
A Mrs Carrie 30 of Ramsey county
was sent to the state hospital at James,
town for treatment.
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At Cleveland some citizens imperso-
mated officers and chased an uflde-
sirable out of town.
800
There is quite discussion at Ken
mare between the relative merits of
line and farmers elevators.
The Charlson Journal issues an ex-
ira appeal to the farmers to protect
themselves by blowing fire breaks.
Ward county has another mvster-
ious disappearance. This time it is
4. L. Kreuger, q farmer of Burlington.
If the city hunters would leave a
little game. at the farmers homes
there would be less land posted the
next year.
Walhalla had an experience with a
tough transient who was armed with
butchers knife with a blade eight
cen inches long.
'Scareer than hents teeth will have
to be abolished since the Bowbells man
told the story about;ia hen with a GO
pher head and teeth.
600 srss
Editor Stickley Of The Kenrnare
Journal is getting so portlyi he Il
thinking about blowing the bass drum
instead of the trombone.
The crop reports In the state week
lies make interesting reading. Some
Of them, If sent back east would re-
suit In more settlers coming to this
state.
| 800
| With the boost in prices in beef ans
the consequent advance in the price D
cattie-tfe live stock industry shouIs
attract more attention in North Da
lxota.
The CaTringon Record notes tina
when the new courthouse ii complete,
land the records are safely stowe,
away in the vaults there win be les
kicking.
The Bowman Pioneer man says tn
people down In that section Of tn
state are too busy to give continenta
whether Peary or Cook was the firs
At the pole.
When the travelling men are tn
thickest and most activethere Ii us
] ually the most prosperity and the
are certainly numerous In North Da
kota this year.
Some hunters advocate the enact
ment Of law to prevent shooting 3
prairie chickens for ait least two b
three years, so the birds won't be en-
| tirely exterminated.
Tom MarshalI's Valley City Times
Record Ii deyoting the usual space /
!. The Forum II The T-R had any cir
culation The Forum might get som
. advertising out % II.
The analysis OF SOFT drinks BY III
state pure food department indicate
4 some Of the manufacturers In thi
g state were making more strenuou
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