The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-29
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The Beach fair was a success.
900
Newspaper subscriptions are due.
600
Mandan is to have an athletic club.
The fourth bank is being organized
at Crosby.
Ambrose is to have satisfactory fire
protection.
The Tribune is proud Of the teachers
at Sherwood
w. G. Cotton, Ransom county pio-
neer, is dead.
Minot calls itself the market place
OF North Dakota.
The Lakota Observer continues not
to love Senator Johnson.
900
A civic Improvement association il
to be organized at Mott.
900
The Minor street lights scarcely
came up to expectations.
900
Lorraine, a small Ward county town,
has free public library.
The Review thinks there are some
transient gamblers around Crosby.
@&~S
There are lot of editors who ride
in autos-even If they haven't paid for
them.
The rush of advertising compelled
The Williston Graphic to issue twenty
pages.
The people OF Beach--after the big
northumberland better fire pro-
lection.
At Ambrose a crowd of young fell
lows got too much booze and several
were arrested.
Arrangements have been completed
for holding the u. S. term OF court at
Minot Oct IL.
The farmer who neglected to pillow
firebreaks may have serious reasons for
regretting it,
The assessed valuation of Ransom
county went up nearly million over
last years figures.
Editor Irysh Of Mott is now residing
on the claim he successfully contested
some months ago.
North Dakotans are paying more at
tention to creameries with thu advance
in the price of butter.
600
The Minot Democrat believes the A.
G.. Is doing a wonderful work for the
youth of North Dakota
600
The Pioneer Press kicks because one
street at Mott is only twenty feet wide
between sidewalk lines.
900
Some of the careless shooting is due
to the extreme youth of the boys per-
mitted to lug guns around.
900
Miss Lena Berg of Walcott broke
two fingers while getting out of a
wagon. They were amputated.
900
Watermelon thieves operated around
Mott and Dickinson and at the former
place shots were fired at one bunch.
A small blaze started in hotel at
Mott, but the flames were extin-
guished before serious damage was
done.
A pair of hunters around Newburg
neglected to provide themselves with
licenses-and the game warden got
busy.
The man with the merry laughter
usually has more friends than the fell
low whose face would pain him-if he
smiled
! Some people protest because efforts
are being made to kill off a big indus
try in North Dakota-the blind pig
business.
| The New Salem Journal called 'em
restaurants when they were closed by
the Morton county officials on a
charge of violating the prohibition law
| &S@
/ At Coteau some youngsters took pos
session of an auto that belonged to a
the high spots when officers gathered
in the bunch
Linton has a teachers institute this
week. 1t is being conducted by N C.
Mcdonald, formerly principal of the
Lidgerwood schools.
| 900
Despite the autos and other. contrap-
lions that were going to put the old
horse out of business the price Of farm
and draft equines continues to adj
vance.
The Palermo Standard tells of some
hunters south of that point finding a
snake that was over eleven feet long
and it wasn't. good day for snakes
either.
/ There have been SO many injunc-
lions issued against buildings used by
blind piggers that In some sections Of
the state the owners are getting a lit.
tie more particular.
900
Ed T. Pierson has sold his Granville
Record to Editor Kendall Of The
Herald. Pierson will spend some
mon his in Oregon and then return tc
IGfanville and open a real estate Office
900
Joe Cutting, the old Minnesota and
A, G. star footballer, is now a resident
lof Williston. Recently he took a 100,
mile ride on the deck of a Willia1ns
lcounty broncho. Since then he eats
Istanding up.
A Williston druggist presented Col.
lionel Whitehead of The State with
batch of prairie chickens-an prob.
ably had to sell the pencil pusher som.
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