The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-09
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Binford wants market day.
Sweet peas are sim in blossom.
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Cogswell has motion picture show
The Max Phonogram is reported de-
Cleanup day at LaMoure was q
North Dakota had July weather in
Grand Forks has Sunday closing
ordinances.
Larimore Is becoming famous as a
potato center.
Fine mussmel6SHsss ms were grown in
Nelson county.
blsmarckers are elated over a new
wholesale house.
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Don't forget to contribute To the
pattieship fund.
900
A Harvey man may be named as
census supervisor.
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Four intoxicated men enIivene6
things at Turtle Lake.
iowa settlers are stuck on the coun-
try around Esmond.
LaMoure county boasts of the ex-
cehence of it's schools.
Fhe Fessenden Free Press issued a
nice edition for market day.
Lankinites are anticipating a huge
time at the fall carnival Oct 10.
900
Garrison and Antler have recently
suffered through elevator fires.
Westhopers believe they have eff
fectually solved the fuel problem.
900.
L. ID. Dace, formerly of Illinois, is
the new editor of The Belfield Times.
There is said to be a shortage 81
good looking young men at Williston.
The board has decided on the new
dormitory for the Valley City normal.
The Journal wants the people of
Monango to go after a farmers insti-
tute meeting.
Many editors advocate that each
child be made to take it's own drinking
cup to school.
900
DIR. Cook charges SO per to those
who hear his lectures Perhaps Peary
may cut rates.
Some OF the sheriffs are reminding
delinquents that unpaid taxes must
be squared UP.
Despite the new law, II is claimed
that the thresnermen tore down a lot
Of telephone wires.
900
Mrs. j. T. Myers Of Maxbass spilled
boiling linseed oil over one arm and
was badly burned.
900
The Forman Independent comes out
In changed form and is greatly inn
proved in makeup.
The people of Maxbass are rejoicing
that the hotel is under new and eff
hcient management.
The farmers elevators over the state
report they have handled more grain
this fall than usual.
900
If you don't own any North Dakota
soil now is the time to get some. 1t
will never be any cheaper.
900
Wonder If Editor Holbein of I.ans-
ford is convinced now that corn can
be grown in this state.
The Dawson Leader called down
some fellows who failed to attend a
theatrical performance there.
Two Huns who entered this coun-
try from Canada without inspection
have been returned to Winnipeg.
A bunch of Greek laborers near
Warwick were arrested on a charge of
beating up a man and his family.
900
Editor Gross of The State Line Her
aid saw some squashes that were so
arge he wrote 'em UP as pumpkins.
600
The people of Napoleon rejoice over
having an excellent deputy sheriff to
assist in rounding up the wicked
900
The average editor of the country |
veeOlies welcomes the person VINO
rings In occasional news items.
900
Some fiend loaded shocks of wheat |
lear Granville with old horse shoes.
The separator rig was badly damaged.
900
Gas wells are so numerous In the /
northwestern part Of the state they
ire ceasing to attract much atten-
ion.
Cultivate better, raise larger crops
Ter acre, That's some of the advice
siven the North Dakota farmers and
It's good.
Kermit claims the honor Of being 1
he second largest primary wheat
hipping point on the 500 road in
his state.
Many more farmers are retiring this
earned competence In a
ew years strenuous effort in North
Dakota.
There is a market in many parts OF
he state for fax straw. There should