The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-02
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Many towns are getting directory.
A moving picture show invaded Jud.
Hannaford mad good wrestling
match.
Beach is to have a cemetery ASSOC
citation.
New business firms are locating in
Ambrose.
Near Beach there rs a nill known as
"Nuptia1 Knoll"
Westhope celebrated the discovery
Of the gas wells.
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An athletic tournament at Perth
broke up in row.
90
Al break in the gas pipe at Westhope
caused some trouble.
Mercer gets a new drugstore, q city
hall and another hotel.
The Wyndmere Pioneer was dong
on obituary resolutions.
A. J. Berg has sold The Tolley
Journal to F. Il. Harris.
900
Crews of men are engaged in laying
the gas pipe at Lansford.
900
ole Tjon of Bottineau had leg
broken by kick from calf
rTnn y.neab rvS1~rS.toyo a. ln.a. :.
every evidence OF prosperity.
900
There are complaints in many towns
Of the amount OF petty thieving in
progress.
Ray has organized a literary society
to assist in furnishing entertainment
this winter.
Editor Taylor of LaMoure and Valley
City will locate in the latter town
about Jan, I.
Arthur Cane fell from scaffold at
Garrison and broke his right arm and
his right leg.
Westhope in the abundance Of gas dis
covered there.
The Bottineau4 term OF court was
hurried along and number Of con-
victions Secured.
i Roosevelt may be interested in the
raid son the Rough Riders hotel at mis-
old town OF Medora.
/ 900
The wheat crop win move more
slowly than formerly--if the switch
mems strike continues.
90
| There was a row at Hampden be-
cause stuff brought to town BY a
farmer was stolen from his rig.
The controversy between the editors
of The Tagus Mirror and The Blais-
dell Bulletin is becoming serious.
900
That North Dakota is enjoying gen.
eral prosperity Is evident from the APP
pearance of the weekly newspapers.
900
Farmers are being urged to plant
wind breaks. It's a trifle unreasonable
but the advice Is good, just the same.
900
Advantage may be taken OF the large
coal deposits In the Bad lands by the
N. p. and it's line through there electri-
| fed.
T. A. Peterson OF Kermit lost 1000
bushels of wheat and 1,400 bushels of
oats when his granary went up in
smoke.
/ Back taxes were collected on the
tow mill property at Flaxton when an
4 HAA4 Ia 3 no
chinery.
Minoters are anxious to boost both
Il Hanna and Gronna for the u s. sem
ate in order to make congressional
vacancies.
II After the Christmas presents are
i purchased, all the coal bills paid--then
there win come the expense Of the
/. Easter hats.
Il w. d. Kelly OF Ambrose has been
/. arrested some rnore--this time on a
Il forgery charge In connection with a
n REIMBURSEMENT.
a Great interest Ii aroused In the
{ grand Jury session at Bismarck. Some
thing is expected to drop when the re-
Il ports are all In.
The contributors to the fund for the
4 silver service. for the battlesnip North
! Dakota must hurry UP. The time limii
win soon expire.
The Northern Pacific is engaged In
: the completion OF the pump house or
the Heart river. The reservoir will be
completed next spring.
III 600
I The Wyndmere Pioneer prefers the
J kind of religion that comes tnrougf
y the efforts OF the old-fashioned parsor
: to that the revivalist excites.
III 900
III The Bismarck Tribune remarked
| that certain Fargo democrat failed
! to land a u. s. senatorship- but |
! founding was left at his door.
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Wyndmere lis the home OF the onl.
two North Dakota born and reares
Methodists ministers Of the state Rev
Jay Gardner and Rev u w. Mahin.
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i "A Cavalier county school teacher &C
cidentally burned number of letters
i lone Of which contained $50 in cash sen
!, the man at whose home she boarded.