The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1909-05-27

Crosby is to celebrate the natal day.
There was another change in the p.
o. at Buford and "oId Bill" is now the
deputy.
90
Aneta and Wyndmere had market
days slated for May 20.
The Denhoff bali team is winning
games.
Dad Clinch lis making The Shey-
enne star scintillate.
The Crosby Review appears to think
Horse Thief Moshier is a bad man.
Crosby licked Noonan at baseball
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The Hayes Gazette urges more men
tai exercise. &"@
Haynes is to have a woodmen lodge
The new N. p. train service seems
to please the people along the line,
.s. 900 ... i
At Relield a baseball dance was held
in new livery barn. -. 4
The Sun insists on Stanley getting
1000 population.
The advantage of advertising in The
Sun was thoroughly impressed on the
merchants at Stanley by Little Mac"
900
A coon" show at Stanley did a small
business.
The custom of putting hair in the
oleo so it will look more like butter
is said to be still practiced in North
Dakota. -..
The late seeded grain threatens to
quickly overtake the first.
- A, 900 . .~7."
There were some prairie fires near
Underwood.
schafer is to have a postcard factory.
go ...
The Loco Weed Eliminates against
the open cellar holes in Mckenzie coun
ty in which many horses have fallen.
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Some one killed Editor Franklyn's
ducks at schafer.
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Otto Void is the new p. m at Alex
ander. Mrs. Jennie F. Bell had been
acting p. m. for year.
The Chronicle rejoices thai a rag
pole was placed on top of the school
bouse at Alexander.
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The Star insists upon knowing what
the people of that section are doing
for the upbuilding of Upham.
| .m-. 900
| M9nV hotels in the northwestern and
northern parts of the state have re-
Gently been inspected.
Mrs. Fannie S. Berrier, who has edit
ed and published The Flasher Hustler
since it started five years ago has sold
the paper to M l.. Tuve. She retires
from the newspaper business just as
the railroad is invading her section OF
Morton county.
At Carpio, Alfred Swanson's barn, six
horses and 125 chickens were burned
/ 900
M. M. Borman the telephone magnate
Of Abercrombie, is having a lot of i'm
provement work done on his lines.
90
There is a demand for more cottages
at Hickson.
| 900
The last copy of The Dunn County
News sent The Forum was certainly
not as legibly printed as some papers
that have been turned off the press.
600
The first issue of The Ryder Times
had a prosperous appearance and the
fur will begin to fly soon-when the
rival editors get well under way.
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The Guardian insists on new hote
at Bowden this summer.
900
The farmers are confident that higf
priced wheat is a permanent fixture
North Dakotan's won't kick.
900
The Minot papers insist that real gas
mot hot air--was found in the tes
well sunk there.
The town OF Bowden in Wells coun
ty has taken on renewed life and
thousands of dollars will be speni
there this year in the way Of improv-
! ing the village.
The Lisbon Free Press finally OBJ.
serves that after all North Dakota
has been well governed and tht
. states administrative forces have
equalled that of any state in thu
union--and that it is high time thai
both factions of the republican party
were united.
The Crary Opinion tells OF a large
posse going out from that town one
day last week on gopher hunt and
bagging only one gopher.
The editor of The Wishek New.
q found pair Of corsets last week
but he cannot find anyone who viii
claim the wearing apparel.
i The old depot at Edgsley win b.
! cut in two and arranged to make de.
pots for two small towns along tha
i line OF road
The 500 has promised to build 1
/ new depot at Napoleon within the mex
!. thirty days !.
! The Gatlxle band has purchased uni.
! forms
= Dickinson Is to have ain enthusiastic
tennis club this summer
III According 10 The Homestead til
I Napoleon cornet band ii flourishinl
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