The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-18

. same lines as its structures on mos
: other things in Fargo. There are few
things that satisfy the management O
. The Newsstand least of aIl-Th
: Forum. It's too bad, too, when TIL,
Forum strives so hard to please.
In reading over exchanges today. tw,
clippings were noticed, One was from
The Bismarck Palladium and reads a,
follows:
The function of The Farg, Daily
News in municipal politics seems to bt
in maintaining firm grasp on the
dirty end of the stick, a position for
which its history, environment and per.
sonnet render it peculiarly suited.
The other was from The Minot Re-
porter-and despite the fact it is in
such marked contrast to the opinion
expressed by The News of The Forum
lit is reproduced 1t shows that dis
interested editors-men who are not
pessimistic, whose knocking" pro-
pensities are not so abnormally de-
veloped as those of the morning bunch
think of The Forum. 1t is as fol-
lows:
The Fargo Forum, by all odds the
best newspaper published between the
twin cities and Spokane, has Just NOV
ed into it's new home which was de-
signed and built expressly as a home
for the big print shop. We congratu-
Hate The Forum on it's prosperity: il
is well-earned. While The Reporter
does not always agree with The Forum
| editorially eve wouldn't consider II
worth d--n If we did we certainly
do admire the push and energy that is
Ievidently at work in The Forum office
and workroom to We the people of
| North Dakota all of the news ali the
time The Forum is a credit to Fargo
to the state of North Dakota and in
cidentally to the publishers.
sE The beautiful snow!
Ey Cando gets new vet.
eT Kenmare wants an operahouse.
ET J. F. Christen is the new p. m. at
Taylor.
tsT The Forman News is enlarged
and improved in other respects.
EE Taft might say to Ballinger:
Here's your hat, what's your rush?'
Eg The German airship line charge
So per mile. Naturally this aerial
travel comes high.
az A family near Pembina published
an explanation about how the children
caught the measles and exposed others
ES There is one good thing about the
scraps between the Chinese in this
country-they usually kill off each
other
fg II some of the gossips would give
their imagination a rest--the reputa- |
tions of their neighbors would be inn
proved.
IsT The Bathgate Pink Paper is in
clined to regard whatever conclusion
Doc Purcell reaches in the BaIlinger
case as final.
H On account Of the big racing at
fractions to be held in Fargo during
the state fair it was decided not to
hold the usual June meeting.
lsT Since Editor Irvine OF The Lid
gerwood Monitor put in typesetting
machine he will be able to help out
brother editors in that vicinity.
az A poet in the Minnesota pen was
pardoned. Most editors are quite con-
vinced the pen is the proper place for
rhymesters- especially If they are OF |;
the spring poetry variety.
fT The morning sheet will be un-
srateIul IL IL fallsst to give Editor Os-
born, jr., of The Glyndon News, at
east, a nice wedding notice. He ap-
pears to be making desperate effort
% earn it.
sN Editor Andrews of The Licger-
wood Broadaxe seems to think 1t would
4
20 indeed hard fate--if Editor Stick
ey of The Kenmare Journal had to RoI
Q the pen along with such fellows as !
7lumley and Brewer--on libel charges
81 So far twenty-one counties as !
against eighteen last year and twelve !
ne year before. have asked for seed !
Q enter the corn contests this year. !
These are conducted by Professor
aandlett Of the A. c. and they are hav- I
ne good results in interesting the
outh Of the state. Probably twenty
We counties win participate in the ,