The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-22
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Gas WIN soon Be Diped into Dams
road.
At Tagus there S' Was an attempted
burglary.
900
The city fountain has been installed
at Towner.
The Brevig ferry in Mckenzie coun-
ty went to the bottom
A manufacturer OF breakfast foods
may locate at Grand Forks.
900
| Some of the creamery men would
MT object Ii the SO cent predictions
come true.
Kenmare boasts Of being twelfth in
the number OF school children-Fargo
being first
The New Rockford Transcript says
Burke IL dead one--and doesn't want
him roasted.
The editor of The BelfieId Times re-
fuses to be buncoed by eastern mail
order houses
The Lisbon Gazette thinks Rus S.
Adams Of Ransom county is good ma
terial for governor.
The Lansford papers comment on the
large trade being sent from that point
to catalogue houses.
900
There were three times as many
births as deaths In North Dakota re-
ported in September
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Governor Deneen OF Illinois was at
Marmarth and The Mail quotes him
as admiring the burg
Richland county win send many ex-
hibits to the North Dakota corn show
in Fargo in January.
The Bathgate Pink Paper Is salts
fed that the apple crop is not as good
this year as formerly.
900
The Ward county man who licked
y
at him, deserves medal.
900
In a contest in Devils Lake over the
name Of a school, Washington won
out over Lincoln ia to Ill.
900
The Omemee Herald predicts that
Speaker Burdick will be a candidate
for congress-under certain conditions.
90
Pistol totint seems to be a favorite
method of the negroes that have made
their hang out around Fargo this fall.
600
The landslide on the N. p. near
Medora is mystifying and the railroad
officials can't explain the peculiar af-
fair
The Devils Lake Journal thinks
North Dakota has good roadside
spite the lack Of system in their con-
struction.
The Powers Lake Echo Is now in the
hands of a practical printer-and
Publisher Young predicts q boom for
that section.
The state papers are taking consid-
test the value Of North Dakota max
straw for fbresp rld
The people of Mckenzie county are
now shipping wheat by boat and when
the river freezes up they may use the
ice for roadway.
r The Buford Tribune thinks Williston
will be a great city when the canker-
worm of political and business jeal-
ously is eradicated.
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The Tribune calls ottendtion to the
fact that Grano is highly moral town,
its merchants enterprising and entitled
to the surrounding trade.
900
Beach claims to have the champion
well digger. He put down fifty-four
wells since March. They ranged from
twenty to 23O feet in depth.
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The postoffice at Grinnell, Mckenzie
county, was removed three miles to
the residence of Alfred Thompson
when Postmaster Tracy resigned.
Some of the papers that have al
ready reached the legal age are in
clined to poke fun at new sheets re-
garding making final proof notices.
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There is great rejoicing in enforce
ment quarters over the disposition of
the judges to impose heavier sentences
on violators of the prohibition law.
900
The horse markets that are held
over the state occasionally are demon
strating the development and the i'm
portance of the industry in this state.
900
Fargo will have midw1nter fair
week-with the Tri-State convention.
the corn show, the poultry show and
the kennel association exhibit Jan.
1874.
N. ID. Gangnier, the old time news
paper man. mas filed at Bismarck for
the reservation drawings. Gag is a
population booster-the father Of nine
teen children.
AT Rolette merchant is presenting
every baby under year old with |
ng-and there is constant process
sion Of the dear little things and their
proud mammas.
The Valley City normal was un-
able to play Fargo college last Sat
urday but played Bismarck Monday
and Is scheduled for a game against |
the u. Saturday.
Prairie chickens can't be killed after |
Nov. 1. Ducks and geese can be shot
as late as Dec is. The deer season |