The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-29

loperahouse.
/ A prairie FIRE did some damage near
springbrook.
slot machines are under the ban in
some towns.
rhs arts.ap S$s sr It Rutland has
betn compFsled
State Engineer Atkinson has been
inspecting state drains.
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An alleged woman sneak thief was
arrested in Mclean county,
! Editor Kendall Is issuing a swell pa
per in his Granville Herald.
Some editors Of the state are taking
chances by advertising raffles.
The Dogden Observer goes into poll
itics quite heavily some times
900
A Fargo Improvement Co. had al
page ad in The Buffalo Express.
There have been numerous farm
sales this month in Wells county.
North Dakota appears 20 have had
its share Of jail deliveries tht, fall
Many North Dakotans are working
west and south for winters trip.
600
Roller Kinks in man, towns Of tile
state have started with ti,: Dusi
1ess.
The Bismarck Tribune didn't make
an effort to locate Walt Cushing's OPP
GRAFTON.
The Methodist ministers don't be-
lieve there is any crime in swapping
pulpits.
The Belheld Times is working up
boosting sentiment IA t,'at section Of
III. site.
There is great division of senti-
ment in the state over the Midland
Continental.
There was a prairie fire near Doug
las The men in the town went out
and did battle.
| The Pembina Pioneer Express thinks
Uncle Joe" Cannon has become a
national issue.
900
The Mandan Electric Co. refused a
bonus and will build on lands leased
from the N. p.
Fairmount people rejoiced over the
reassignment of Pastor Loach Of the
Methodist church. +
~ 900 81
Some state weeklies pursue the
questionable method of clubbing with
out papers
900
A premature explosion of dynamite
at Brampton caused much excitement
but did little damage.
Theirs vas e1citemene at Medora
over a blaze that started in the grass
from some Goals in the ashes.
The state weeklies that issue late
had the advantage of the others on
the Senator Johnson fatality.
The Optic wants Ward county peo-
lple to get busy and raise money for
the battieship North Dakota.
The Glendale Leader said some nice
things about U. s. Dist Atty. p. H..
Rourke for the supreme court.
! Telephone managerJ are getting their
lines strengthened for the winter and
praying there will | no sleet.
A prairie fire was started near
Brinsmade. Mrs. Jorgerson saved
the day by excellent fire lighting.
Editor Fairchild Of The Cavalier
Chronicle made a political horoscope
and saw lot of war in sight
| 900
Dean BolIey of the A. c. boosts the
net yield of North Dakota by dtscov-
ering diseases of the grain plant
900
Sheriff Tew Of Adams county was
forced to resign because of Ill health.
Geo. w. Krause will succeed him.
The drinking water furnished the
pupils at the Hamilton schools has
been analysed and found satisfactory
900
Editor Layton of The De Lamere
Mistletoe runs restaurant, a print
shop and realty Office in one build
ing.
After settlers in the southwestern
corner Of the state make final proofs
they are no longer regarded as "hon-
yolss."
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a Iaelheld hunter WIS out thres 1iatg
and returned with four ducks TO add
insult to injury some one accused hinl
of purchasing them.
900
The Tagus Mirror man heard fell
low knocking the government and after
an investigation discovered he was the
son of an old copper head"
| 900
The washburn Leader accused Con-
gresham Gronna of flirting with the
democrats and appointing democrats
as postmasters in Mclean county.
l. 900
Merchants report an increasing 10y
atty in North Dakota's home products
1t Is shown more this year than ever
before in the demand for North Da-
kota -four.
Dave Larin, formerly of The May
Iville Tribune. lost little time in break
ling into the political game at his new
home in Eleveth, Mimi, where he is
the editor OF The News.
900
The convicts who escape from the
state pen are unfortunate in being re-
captured. After awhile some Of them
will conclude there is little TO be
gained by taking the chance.
The Minor Teller man jumps onto
lone OF the state morning papers for