The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-18
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There have been numerous duck din
ners.
There were two barns burned near
Verona
There was hold-up reported at
Hansboro
The people of Park river are In an
exciting postoffice fight.
900
A Presbyterian church organization
was perfected at Wolford.
Two drunken men had an exciting
mill In the streets at Wolford.
Ed skodal was held at Newburg on
a charge OF stealing a box car.
900
There appears to be little danger of
a coal famine in North Dakota.
900
North Dako will show a big gain
in population at the next census.
900
The Linton Advocate thinks there
are too many ctoop shouldered men.
The people of Lankin prayed for
good weather during the fall carnival.
Wahpeton has completed all ar
rangements for free city mail delivery
900
There was shortage OF audiences
at theatrical performance at Kath-
ryn.
There is not likely to be prose-
cution of the Sargent county shooting
case.
Editor Streeter of The Linton Rec
ord is still after the county commits
sioners.
Casper Brewer was recently married
at Linton. Miss Title Somerset was
the bride
A man, named Brewer, had a mar
row escape from a urning building at
Marmarth.
The farmers who settled In the
Mouse river loop have had little cause
to regret It.
John Tennell had one OF his hands
badly lacerated while dragging a gun
out of boat.
The people of Hebron are proud of
the schoolhouse thar Is being con-
structed there.
The Wahpeton Globe Gazette dis
likes the present system of licensing
street falxirs
nnY4s4 ffNrerah 10 ATfI ANITA xo ell
er service fund for the battleship
North Dakota.
Minot and Fargo high school foot
ball teams may meet on the gridiron
again this year.
Editor McGahan of The Minot Dcm-
ocrat tells how he had to throw down
Senator Hansbrough.
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The Cakes Journal published a mag
nificent cut of the new monument at
the Whitestone battlefield.
600
The editors # the STATE are preach
ing the gospel of Observation-Disclosures
some Of the farmers refuse to be con-
verted.
The Langdon Republican suggests
that everybody should have a mother.
in-law, for sometimes they inherit
money.
An aged man was nearly frozen al
Bismarck while taking a nights lodg,
ing on the wet ground, sleeping off g
debauch
Many lakes in ths staAe have beer
stocked with fish this summer and fall
and the Isaac Waltons are waiting
for them to grow.
90
The unsexing OF an Indian near
Warwick by two harvest hands is one
of the most violen crimes reported
in the state this fall.
900
The North Dakota Improvement Co
is now operating the Sevilla hotel al
Devils Lake. F. T. Reid, formerly OF
Fargo. is the manager,
900
The Hatton Free Press advises the
boys OF that section to attend the A
G. and suggests the farm husbandry az
one Of the good courses.
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/ AAS 0SNCAOpAACAAbS Vi the western
half OF North Dakota astonish people
who have not kept thoroughly in touch
with that section of the state.
900
Some Of the cottagers at the Devils
Lake chautauqua grounds are still
sticking to Though they admit there
have been few frosty mornings
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The Orioie is the name of a publca-
ton being issued by the Larimore high
schools. 1t is neat little book and
the editors should feel proud of their
first effort.
There are times when the confidence
Of the editor Of The Inkster Tribune
is shaken in the farmers. Lack OF
interest in the recent durum day was
one Of them.
The committee will meet in Fargo
Oct. ~ to select designs for the silver
service for the battleship North Da-
kota. The money for this fund should
be raised by that time.
900
North Dakota Is fortunate in having
one Of the leading scientists of the
country In Dean Van Els of the depart
ment Of veterinary at the North Dakota
Agricultural college in Fargo.
900
There is dissatisfaction In Feminine