The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-12

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Farm sales are proving very success
full this fall.
4 900
The NJ r. viii send new equipment
to Mandan.
Bismarck ladies were delighted with
durum bread. -
600
The LaiEota American goes to press
one day earlier.
Minot merchants assert business is
better than ever before.
A Wisconsin man won the contract
for the Mandan hospital.
OsSSA
Mandan might consider a proposition
to establish . chautauaua.
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Inkster celebrated the first ami
Versary Of the big fire there.
90
There are the usual number of boys
starting out to kill Indians.
600
More right OF way Is being secured
north OF Stanton by the N. p.
60
Florein Walloch, who was shot near
Cogsweal Is recovering rapidly.
900
Threshers near jamestown got too
scrappy and wound up in court
900
The Ward county fair people had
some money left in the treasury.
Two men wre Caught IN a cove,n
while digging water main at Lidger-
wood
There are still few people left who
are willing to get married at county
fairs.
Thirty residents Of Bottineau have
gone to Montana to file on government
land.
Mandan is cutting a big figure this
year In the development of North
Dakota.
The band boys at McHenry had an
after harvest" dance scheduled for
this week.
This is the week for the dedication
OF the monument on the Whitestone
battlefield.
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The improvements on the N. p.
roundhouse at JAMESTOWN are about
completed.
President Packard of the Mandan
commission welcomed the Methodists
to that city.
Gasoline-when mixed with the
proper amount Of airs a dangerous
pcontraption.
This is one year when the ''hold
your wheat" advice appears to nave
been needed.
The people of Jamestown are well
satisfied with the quality of the water
in the new wells.
Horses were slain in Cavalier and
Pembina counties because of an epi-
demic of CHAMBERS.
The Cooperstown sentineJ man for
got his democracy long enough to be
optimistic-for once.
The ladies Of Bismarck are already
preparing to entertain the Federated
Wome1l's clubs next year.
900
From the reported size Of the cab
bages there should be no shortage in
the sauerkraut crop this fall
900
In some districts the people believe
the legislature might as well have
enacted that ant1-pernait law.
800
Some towns were never heard of
except through clippings of credited
boasts for theatrical companies.
go
The entertainment committee at
Mandan did some hust1ing to provide
accommodations for the Methodlsts.
600
The governors are beginning to
scratch their heads for something new
to write in Thanksgiving proclama-
ton.
Rooms and residences are all occu-
pied at Mandan as a result of the
boost since the railroad extensions
started.
Some Of the athletic contests in the
state fail to naterialize because the
audiences show a disposition to linger
elsewhere.
900
Fred Baker winged a garden eagle
near Cooperstown and captured the
bird, which measured seven feet from
tip to tip Of its wings.
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G. B. Mcmillan of Hannah and ]. A.
Regain OF F-ssenden have recently
been elected members of the Mime
apolis Commercial club.
900
The high price Of lands In the Mis-
souri, slope country Is q surprise to |
some Of those who never imagined
that would be In great demand.
eco
Doc. Moody had sensational run |
away at Wahpeton and when the
horses were finally conquered and the i
rig thoroughly broken Doc. was still
smoking.
In many localities OF the state there |
were beef rings among the farmers by /
which arrangements fresh beef was /
had all through the harvest and
tnreshing.
Despite the fact that Ransom coun-
ty was the pioneer In dtlrafn wheat and
has a mill devoted to grinding -four
of that kind-no effort was made to
observe the day.
The Langdon Courier Democrat
thinks there are some state institu-
tions that need that $4,000 worse than
the battIeship North Dakota viii need
q $4,000 silver service.
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