The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-17

claims its victims.
There is elation at Tagus over the
location of a barber there.
Threshers around Mohall found a
scarcity Of bundle teams.
Chicken shooters in Stutsman coun
ty claim the birds are scarce.
Almost every paper in the state tells
OF the fine corn this year
900
Sweet potatoes were successfully
grown In s:tutsman county.
Horses stolen in Montana were To-
Gated in northern Williams.
Sam S. Haislet is again the whole
works on The Lankin Reporter.
900
The Beach Chronicle gives a list of
big wheat yields in that section.
There wasn't much of a rush for |
hunting licenses in Dunn county.
In western Morton some wheat fields |
went twenty -five bushels per acre.
900
There is a complaint of scarcity |
of good hunting dogs in the state.
900
If you don't believe the north pole
has been discovered, try it yourself.
900
Work on the artesian well at Bel
field was stopped till after threshing.
900
Many towns of the state are claim
ing re-eminence as grain market CEN
tiers.
Darlington will entertain the state
association Of Congregationalists Sept.
$3.50.
Delta May Evans. a 1S-year- old
girl of Balfour, died of leakage of the,
heart. qf 5h7 f E4 Is
The Messenger thinks the game war
dens didn't waste much time around
Motif.
A train of Montana cattle was
wrecked on the Milwaukee near Bow
man.
The farmers around Hettinger were
in rush for the mill to begin grind
ing.
The Herald is boosting for Douglas
and had Illustrations of the town in
the last issue.
The lumber dealers at Flasher note
the mysterious disappearance of their
stock-in the darkness.
900
The Mohall Tribune regrets the loss
Of its foreman-Henry Field, who goes
to The Leeds News
Thos E. DISCARD has assumed his
duties as register of the Minot land
office. succeeding McGahan.
900
A sooner hunter at Turtle Lake was
reported by his friends. who had ad
vised him against violating the law.
Editor Sperry of The Drake News
wore out a lot of shoe leather-and
then didn't get any prairie chickens.
The stanton Register wants land
owners to destroy the Russian thistles
before they scatter over the country.
900
Mandan has been a busy burg this
summer with all the railroad construc-
ton and improvements in the city
%9@
Colonel Hager of Grafton tells of a
swell auto ride he had in northern
Walsh and southern Penbina counties.
The Turtle Lake Republican has
been purchased by f. j. Kehrer, the
editor of the German paper at Denhoff
900
The Pioneer Press insists that moth
ling but cement sidewalks should be
CONSTRUCTED in the business district of
Mott. asa ~
TIE editor Of The Braddock News
Insists the condition of the demonstra-
ton farm Is no longer q paramount is
sue.
Sour milk is a food preventative. 1t
is said that a steak immersed in the
liquid will be kept in good condition
for weeks
Men were hard to find in some towns
last week The farmers were staying
at home and the men Of the towns
were out hunting.
Chas. Eyer jr., of stanton. Mercer
county. went on q hunt. He myster-
iously disappeared and 1t is feared he
met with a fatal accident.
Ole Victoreen of Grano mistook for
maldehyde for gin. Antidotes were
lquiclxly administered-and he will be
more careful In the future.
900
out in the sand hills west OF Bantry.
where 1t used to be claimed a gopher
would starve to death. the farmers are
reporting twenty bushel wheat yields.
900
An Italian 1aborer In a camp near
Mandan broke his ankle. The physi-
lcian told him to be quiet at least three
weeks. The second day the fellow tore
1.-THE bandages and splints off and went
back to work He needed the money.
6S@~s
/ Editor Brintdn of The Beach CFron-
icle has had all kinds OF fun recently.
One man charged him with criminal
libel and another with assault with
a dangerous weapon. Brinton put up
bonds In both cases and continues as
lchipper as ever.