The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30
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RAY : better train service Z wanted at
There has been typhoid epidemic
a. Ray.
Some great duck killing stories have
been reported.
!, The state seems to be gingering UP
more than usual.
A burning strawpile started prairie
fire near Neville.
Bottsneau Is gaining fame as a po-
tato raising center.
The Martin searchlight il S years
old in two languages.
Take your local paper--then sub
scribe for The Forum.
900
More rural telephones are being con-
structed out OF jamestown.
900
The newspapers of the state are en-
Joying lot Of advertising.
Even the miserable weather couldn't
spoil the carnival day at Lankin.
600
New towns along the N. p. extern
sions out OF Manda.. are booming.
900
Grafton people are anxious for the
governor to appoint Cashel senator.
Arrests OF alleged violators of the
prohibition law were made at Mohall.
Every interest in North Dakota
should cooperate to secure good roads.
Landlord Wilson has sold the Hotel
Plenticoos at sheyenne to the Lokan
Bros.
North Dakota land will never sell
cheaper. Get some, it's good invest
ment.
The Palermo Standard reports great
realty activity in that section of the
state.
The Haynes Gazette finds many ev-
licences of prosperity in that part Of
the state.
A solicitor for the North Dakota
Children's home secured contributions
at wishek.
900
The Grafton Record published cut
of the famous Walsh county straw
berry fields.
Marion Small, son OF the redoubt-
able Sam, has started The Herald at
Hedges, Mont.
Geese hunters had a lot Of hard
work with merely Indifferent success
at Churchs Ferry.
The Great Northern filed new plats
OF their right of way for new branch
line out Of Stanley.
The Westhope Standard is a great
exploiter of the natural gas of that
section of the state.
900
Unfortunate trans ents have a care
less habit of getting killed by trains
at or near Mandan.
Around willow ~g civ some Of the
farmers stopped blowing because the
ground was 50 dry.
The success of the farmers eleva-
tors in the state this year is encour-
aging the stockholders.
900
Jimmie Campbell of Mandan insists
that he has. always been a democrat
and therefore a christian.
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] The Lansford Times man takes
shot at a competitor about the large
body type the latter uses.
"A Mother writes in The Westhope
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the law in Bottineau county.
Some people say the negro has no
chance-and Bismarck coon got first
choice on the reservation lands.
The method OF Separating the local
items in The Tagus Mirror is scarcely
according to the newspaper ethics.
/ 600 IN
County superintendent report they
are getting higher class of teachers
for the rural schools than formerly
90
wahpeton is getting in some young
blood among It's business men and a
more progressive spirit is reported.
Between Iona and Alsen an auto
turned turtle and was completely
wrecked. Three passengers escaped
serious injury
The Cando Herald continues to show
every evidence Of prosperity and Edi-
tor Sherman must be wearing a salts
fed expression.
/ The death of the young Mckenzie
boy, whether due to the sale of liquor
or not, viii result in the lid being put
on tightly in that section OF the state.
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Editor Winship Of Grand Forks has
been in Idaho and the Puget Sound
country. He will spend the greater
part of the winter in San Diego. Cal
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The Ray Pioneer got too NAVY
Johnsons. II heard that G. A. Johnson,
the republican candidate for govern
| or was dead--instead Of the senator.
900
The Presbyterian college at James
pices and there is great deal of en-
thusiasm over the future of the insti-
tuition.
The publicity department Of the A.
| c. Is sending out some valuable mat
ter to the press Of the state, It con-
tains pointers OF great benefit to the
farmers.
Attorney General Miller is expecting
daily to hear what the u. S. supreme
court decided on advancing the North
Dakota maximum coal rate case on the
lcaiendar.