The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-25
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westhope was threatened by FIRE.
There was a sensational runaway at
schater.
An Indiana lawyer has located at
Belfield.
Fine corn crops have been the rule
this year.
Home grown watermelons were sold
at Rhame.
The cass county drainage rows go
on forever.
An alleged bigger was rounded up at
Burlington.
600
The N. P. is increasing its yard ca
pacity at Mandan.
900
Repairs are being made in the Dunn
county courthouse.
At Darcy drunken hobo attempted
to steal a locomotive.
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The Register tells Of the big grain
yields around Scranton.
Mont has a local union of the
American Society Of Equity.
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There is a demand for more rigid
protection Of prairie chickens.
There is to be better service on the
500 branch through Bismarck.
jamestown hunters after ducks are
reported to have shot horse.
There have been very few actions
for wages brought by laborers.
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Some people want politics eliminated
from the census appointments
90
The farmers are not dumping their
grain on the market so rapidly.
900
A man attempted suicide at Adams
with a knife, but was disarmed
900
Walter Hill, son Of j. j., had a
big time hunting near Devils Lake.
900
The Grand Forks Herald had an item
have hard time squaring himself.
900
The fire at Coteau was destructive
one and a heavy loss to the new town.
Wahpetonians are elated over the
prospects of a new Great Northern de-
pot.
The Great Northern surveyors are
busy in Williams county, northwest of
Zahl.
Farmers are paying more attention
to the weed problem than in former
years.
The w. c. T. U. held its twentieth
annual state convention at Valley City
this week.
At Crosby they give drunl1s the OPP
portunity Of going to jail or getting
out of town.
Homer o. Hubbard is the new pro-
prietor of the Hotel Richmond at
Paramount.
The Wahpeton Globe Gazette showed
enterprise by issuing daily during the
Richland county fair.
Marshal Gullickson Of Goodrich cap
tured grip thief after lively chase
of three or four miles
The Progress had a communication
telling OF the excellent impression made
on visitors by Anamoose.
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r. Abbott fell from wagon at Bow
man and had his arm crushed so badly
amputation was necessary.
There are still few chumps who
send newspaper publishers a few yards
Of alleged poetry-just to "flll up"
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There are many objections by teach
ers over the youth of some of the
children being sent to schools.
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At Kramer a light fingered stranger
was caught stealing articles from q
store and given thirty days In jail,
90
There are many towns in the stat,
making an effort for some kind OF
street lighting system for this winter
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INC QEV6IDpiHSlAL OI LQC COuuLI,
around Mott is one of the matters tina
pleases the early boosters for that re,
gion.
Barker Mcknight Of Russell Is TIT
owner of one of the cars that partici
pated in the recent races at Indianap
oils.
The Center Republican refuses to be.
come agitated over the suggestion thai
there will be county seat fight in
Oliver.
The status Of applicants for citizen
ship in Richland county was found by
a government inspector to be unsatis-
factory.
Bonded grain can't-be stored in ele-
vators. 1t must be loaded direct onto
cars. and shipped at once to its desti-
nation.
The Newsman tells of the crop yields
around Ambrose in manner that
makes a fellow wish ne had farm In
that region.
s. u. Treadwell OF The Rock Lake
Ripples is reported to be planning the
establishment of another paper at