The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-01

Towner were an grave danger after
ptomaine poisoning.
900
Devils Lake will hold another cleo
tion on the bond issue. as the recent
one was irregular.
900
The farmers around Park River are
paying more attention to potato cul-
ture than formerly.
900
The man who was killed by train
at Williston was identified as Martin
Mueller Of Minneapolis.
The compulsory school attendance
law is to be vigorously enforced in
many C mites this winter.
The Des Laos Observ announces 1t
is ambitious to improve and will pur-
chase more equipment.
900
The publication of notes from the
local schools is pleasing feature of
many papers In the state.
900
The charges that a Dsnbigh hotel
refused a man accommodations be-
cause he was i'll is denied.
900
had hard luck whec his press broke
down ON the Jay he wanted to issue,
900
In williams county two young
bachelors went duck hunting and
brought back two pretty schoolmarms.
900
The representatives OF the Milwau-
kee road insist they will reach Mott
with trains far in advance of the ". p.
~scAN
The people between Fargo and Edge
ley are hopeful their petition for a
Sunday train on the Southwestern will
be granted.
There have been no idle carpenters
in North Dakota this year except when
they were on a strike in Fargo for
three weeks.
The farmers elevator at Minot had
a narrow escape from being burned.
The flames were first discovered in
the cupola.
900
North Dakota contractors have their
exterior work about completed with
lot of interior jobs to finish during the
winter months.
Many farmers fail to properly store
their winters supply of vegetables and
miss many of the benefits they would
otherwise derive.
Some of the North Dakota editors
are saving up a few simoleans to bet
on Jim Jeffries II he ever gets the coon
champion In the ring.
900
The eastern photographers are hav-
ing some fun over the fact that GER
tain interests in Stutsman county
swiped a schoolhouse.
900
The Bowbells Bulletin fears that too
much prominence 10 given lunch and
refreshments at auction sales and
especially to refreshments"
There are still a few horse thieves
left in williams county despite all the
arrests The officials are making trou-
Bile for many Of them, however.
Bantry claims the championship Of
the state on the three largest spuds,
the combined weight Of which was
seven and three quarter pounds.
The Maddox Standard--published on
the date Of M. N. Johnson's death
contained criticism of the senator
a rather unpleasant coincidence.
900
1t is estimated that fully 80 per cent
of the potato crop in the western part
OF the state was lost because OF failure
to dig the spuds before the first cold
snap.
The head of the house Is renewing
his acquaintance with the furnace and
endeavoring r. discover IL II has de-
veloped any new stunts during the va
cation.
Religious workers of all denomina-
tons report encouraging results this
year. North Dakotans are getting more
prosperous and religious at the same
time.
The A. 8. of e. members at Valley
City were highly complimentary to
Theo. q. Nelson. the head OF the grain
department OF the national organiza-
ton.
with the congtitutionality of the
drug permit law I'm question the drug
gists in those districts In which the
judges refuse to act still have a little
hope.
Cass county has d lady editor, Miss
A6able Champan. She purchased The
Arthur Free Press. which had been
operated just month. @. 8. Breidf-
lord was the organizer, Lady editors
are not numerous In North Dakota and
the rest of the craft viii welcome Miss
Chapman