The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-23

Hankinson is having it's first winter
entertainments.
Deer hunters out OF Wiiliston were
fairly successful.
Fire destroyed the Odd Fellows tenn
pie at Williston.
Grand Forkers take great pride in
the park system.
Explorations for gas are to be made
eight miles from Minot.
Ramsey county blind piggers are re-
ported to be on the run.
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The ". p. has contracted for lighting
its shops at Jamestown.
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Jud LaMoure Is still at his summer
home in the Minnesota woods.
Football games will be scarce in
North Dakota for few months.
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There were several criminal cases
on the calendar in Sargent county
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Anton Five was thrown from rig
near Steele and had an arm broken.
900
The Forbes Republican tells of some
fancy equines in that part of the state.
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One Ardock dealer purchased 500
turkeys from the farmers in that vicin-
fly.
H. A. Field is now the presiding
genius at the Office of The Ambrose
Newsman.
weakness caused by an old injury
bleeding profusely.
A herd of elks out west killed a black
bear and ate 1t. The Elks belonged to
the Dickinson lodge.
1t is contended that some of the
binding Irvine notes held in Sargent
county are uncollectable.
The Milton Globe is inclined to think
Governor Burke showed poor iudg-
nnent in his senatorial selection.
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Minneapolis parties were at Cassel-
ton looking over the field with a. view
to establishing an electric light plant.
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The Cogswell Enterprise published a
cut of Mr.. and Mrs. B. A Cooper. who
recently celebrated their golden we'd
ding.
Even the democratic wahpeton
Times has kindly boost for w. M
House Of Wyndmere for secretary Of
state.
Druggist Hanson Of Forman who got
into considerable trouble as a result
of the row with his wife-has sold his
store.
The Herald and The Times are TAX
ing opposite sides of the commission
form Of government fight at Grand
Forks.
The Bismarck Tribune told of the
balmy weather on the slope-while the
Red river valley was buried under
snowdrifts.
@. ]. Johnson resigned as president
of the Farmers & Merchants bank at
Monango and E. Magoffin was elected
to succeed him.
Again--or perhaps still-The Forum
has been unable to please the gifted
and distinguished editor of The La
Moure Chronicle.
The insurgen'C republicans who voted
for Burke should be happy over the
make-up of the supreme court and the
democratic senator.
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There are bitter protests in the
northwestern counties yer the meth
DDS of holding up final proofs by the
special land agents.
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Many Of the editors of weekliss
planned to issue their papers one day
earlier to be ready to tackle the
Thanksgiving turks.
The supreme court of this state is
heartless. II refuses to grand hus-
bands alimony. What's the use Of
marrying a rich widow?
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The Glendale Record has added
colored picture supplements. Editor
Beverage was addicted to the habit
when he controlled The Lalrota Amer
lean.
Proud OF his success in raising a
family of bright youngsters. Editor
Andrews Of The Lidgerwood Broadaxe
takes a swipe at those who are less
able in that respect.
The state press doesn't hesitate 10
express its criticisms Of Governor
Burke over the senatorial appointment.
Some of the editors say rather mean
things Of the executive
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The Russians sent to Detroit, MINI.
fifty indies from F'argo-and secured
samples OF seed corn. They regarded
II as the best to be found in the Unit
ed States. That's getting close home
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II Governor Burke has carefully real
the state eochanges--he may not be so
Iconfident he made the best possible
senatorial appointment -and may de-
eide It win be necessary to explain
some more.
Insurgent editors are endeavoring to
dictate to the voters Of the state the
candidates for the senate and FOR other
Offices. They resent the idea that any
one but Gronna and Marshall shall
run for the senate.
The editors with the Marshall collar
around their neclxs have to turn their
little squirt gums on The Forum when