The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-04
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Maxoass has a skating rink.
Many still continue to write 1t 1903.
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Business is reported good at Belfield
The scarlet fever epidemic is over al
Omemee.
900
Delinquent subscribers are being
urged to pay up.
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The state papers report many serious
falls on icy walks.
Skating, parties are being enjoyed
throughout the state.
Mohall citizens are forming a com
pany to drill for gas
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Tine Presbyterians at Eckman cleaned
up 500 on their oat crop.
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The stork has been busy in Bottineau
county for the past week.
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School land sales are being held in
various sections Of the state.
The Hillsobor Banner has recently in
tailed typesetting machine.
Fire destroyed five buildings at AL
tona, Pembina county, Sunday.
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A state bank will soon be estab-
lished at Rudser, William county.
600
The different lodges of the state
have elected their annual officers.
90
A number of stray horses are being
advertised in the Glen UIlin papers.
Rev. Long has resigned as pastor of
the Congregational church at Crary.
90
Forty inmates are confined in the
state insane asylum from Ward county.
Horse thieves are reported active
once more in the vicinity OF williston.
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The merchants Of the state are busfly
engaged In taking inventory this week.
90
Many bargain sales are being offer-
ed throughout the state by merchants.
The International at Portal is placing
that town on the map by its good boost
ing.
Schools all over the state win soon
resume business at the old stand once
more.
The Ward county Jail is crowded to
its limit with blind piggers and other
criminals.
Sam Clark announces that he will
retire from The Minot Reporter within
a short time.
An automobile company has been
organized at Darlington with = capi-
tai of $4,000.
Work on the waterworks plant and
sewers at Bottineau have been post
poned till spring.
High school pupils at Anamoose re-
Gently put on a show entitled THE
Modern Ananias."
The new operahouse at Beach was
dedicated in an appropriate manner on
Thursday evening.
A hog was butchered at Bottineau
the other day that weighed 433 pounds.
which is going some.
900
One Of the churches at Drake was
threatened with fire while services
were being conducted.
60
Travelling men are beginning 20 re-
turn to the state in large numbers from
their holiday vacation
Several Of the editors of the state
weeklies are spending the holidays
with friends in the east.
A large number Of weddings were
celebrated in Bottineau county during
the Christmas holidays.
The Tolley Journal contained a warm
roast for President Hill of the Great
Northern in a recent issue.
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Three thousand four hundred and
sixty -four North Dakotans took up
homesteads in Canada last year.
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s. P. Gotta of Dickinson has received
a patent for combined air and electric
signal to be used on railway trains.
The Belfield Times is receiving
many compliments on account OF its
fine holiday edition recently issued.
Duncan ]. Cummings. an old timer
of Dickinson. succumbed to pneumonia
a few days ago. he was 81 years OF
age
Eight blind piggers were captured at
Mandan the other night and it was
not much Of a night for blind piggers,
either.
r. E. Mccain has resigned as cashier
of the Willow City First National
bank. He will locate at Mott. Hettinger
county.
The Grain Growers convention which
win be held at Fargo. Jan. 1922 is be-
ing boosted in good style by the state
weellies.
James Staples. a prosperous farmer
near Belfield. was seriously injured
while loading some farm products on
q freight car at that place.
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Some of the state weexIies came ex-
ceedingiy near violating the postal
rules in publishing the names Of win
ners in guessing contests.
Editor Corbett OF The Wflliston
Graphic is reported as having a mIx-up
with "the devil" which delayed the
publication of that newsy publication
for several hours.
Thousands of beautiful calendars
have been issued within the past few
days BY the merchants and bankers
OF the state. many Of which are said