The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-13
N. D. KaneIs

Realty deals around Medina are nu-
merous
The gubernational candidates are re-
porting.
The Nome Tribune man was in at .
melon cutting.
The Lidgerwood highs are after 9
fast football team.
Montana horses are being shipped
into North Dakota.
The Kenmare News has established
itself in a new ONCE.
A poker game caused row among
some negroes at Hunter.
The recent fire at Portland was Q
severe blow to the town.
There viii be a great grain exhibit
at the Richland county fair.
Lose the handle to your hammer
unless you want to drive nails.
Many towns are arranging their en-
tertainment courses for the winter.
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More Devils Lake buildings are to be
closed under injunction proceedings.
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Dickinson has a heavy criminal call
endar FOR the term of court this month.
improvements In methods of tillage
means increased sale value for the
land.
Some people seem to think the farm
ers are worse poems than the hired
men.
Threshing is progressing rapidly
where the supply OF machines is ade-
quate.
The Kenmare News doesn't think
the poor brakemen get much free adj
vertising.
Editor Petit is making good on The
Streeter Herald. He's an old Cass
county boy.
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Parents shouldn't overlook the COM
pulsory features of the North Dakota
school law,
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Residents of Starkweather have
united to prosecute violators of the
prohibition law.
The present wheat season is report
ted to have been seven days shorter
than the average.
In some sections Of the state it is
asserted that many prairie chickens
we're killed by hail.
Hunters, who have been in territory
where there are lakes, report the duck
crop is a bumper one.
Fargo capitalists will put in an cleo
trio light plant at Velva--having al
ready secured the franchise.
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There are the usual number Of hold
UP artists-though no real big hauls
appear to have been made.
The Great Northern Is expected to
build new line on the survey out Of
Ayr, Cass county to Williston.
/ The Bisbee Gazette appears to won
der If John Burke would turn a poll
tica1 rlck' wan DUCK SWIM
Hunters are still permitted to shoot
twenty ducks or Seese--but must
put on the lid on chickens at ten.
900
Beware the careless shooter, Better
hunt alone than to come back with
your hide looking like pepper box.
600
The Edgeley Mail talks straight from
the shoulder to the business men Of
the town--and wants some new blood
600
Ducks are ripe-and If they are no
put on Ice pretty soon after they ar,
killed they get somewhat more thar
that.
It must be sentiment-not profit
that impels Colonel Hager to continu,
the publication Of The St. Thomas
Times.
The Devils Lake Inter-Ocean pub
Ilished lis. of those taking out hunt
ing permits in Ramsey. county. 1t wa
a long one.
The Pembina Pioneer Express think
as long as wheat sells at 80 cents a
the home station---it's hard to get tn
farmers to hang on.
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Some Of the editors haven't forgotten
the coal famine a few years ago-an,
are issuing warnings to consumers t
make their purchases
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The Kathryn Recorder man adver
tised for the identity Of some one an,
was helped out by pair Of brothe
editors. 1t pays to advertise.
Many Of the editors agree with TIL
Forum that the September and Octo
Der weather in North Dakota-whel
dry-is usually the real thing.
600
The exchange OF compliments be
tween the editors of The Bottinea
Courant and The Omemee Herald Is
kind of continuous performance
900
The Nome Tribune thinks the Farg
Humane society might get busy an
prevent Fargoans from supportin
those forty-six saloons In Moorhead.
900
Some ministers are planning to hav
motion pictures In connection wit
their sermons. Scenes in the Hol
Land will be shown In some instance
900
The numerous cases of peonage b.
| legged to have existed around Hampde
resolved themselves into one doubtf
one. 1t was like the old mans fre
story.