The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-04
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Reader will have cooperative ele-
vator.
The equity society Is strong around
Glenburn.
Co operative stores had success
full year in North Dakota.
Editor Peterson of The Carson Press
had pleasant visit 70 Fargo.
Even liver pills can'S prevent some
people from getting divorce.
900
Check workers were successful in
both Morton and Stark counties.
900
The North Dakota 81 weeklies are
boosting their subscriptions to $3.50.
Former Editor Blllyard of The Bow
man News will run hardware store.
A spelling match was arranged be-
tween the schools of Williston and
Ray.
Raids on alleged boozeries at New
burg created some interest in that Sec
ton.
900
The demand for newspapers is less
where the final proofs have all been
made.
1t is reported that Editor Hughes Of
The Ray Pioneer may start daily in
Williston.
The Mandan News Is after another
slope paper for using it's items with
out credit.
William Stice of Kenmare was ar
rested on a charge of violating the
prohibition law,
900
| The county superintendent of
schools in Hettinger county is Miss
Josephine Steake.
The first arrest at Ray under the
new village administration was for
disorderly conduct
900
| The Lisbon D. o. row was settled,
not satisfactorily to all but apparent
ly to that Of a majority.
| Former Editor Wells of The Itch
vile Bulletin took in the flying ma
chine tests at Los Angeles
600
That press for the Dunn County
Settler must have arrived, a. least
the paper can be read now.
900
The democrats in the United States
senate gave North Dakota's new sena-
tor Purcell fine welcome.
! &<S&
Congressman Hanna is endeavoring
to secure the needed appropriation for
the Indian school at Bismarck.
900
Missionary Scott and wife, formerly
of Drayton, will arrive in North Da-
kota soon from Japan, for a short
visit.
90
Many of those VIII } leave North Da-
kota in search of better homes return
delighted to again be back in the land
of plenty.
The Grand Forks Herald finally
learned of the senatorial appointment
1t also learned it through the after
noon paper.
At Mott O. resident of the town OBJ.
jected to his wife playing cards witt
| two men and woman and got on
his artillery.
So far w. M. House Of Wyndmer,
and Frank Henry of Valley City ar,
the only men out for the job Of sec
rotary of state.
: Frank McEvers of Bowbells sue
; ceeded in killing a big wolf that hat
!, been destroying live stock in that sec
] ton of the state.
: The Sargent county commissioner
, are investigating courthouse plans II
anticipation of a favorable vote on tn
proposed bond issue.
The European climate was so sever
: that N. c. Mcdonald, formerly of Lid
. gerwood schools, was forced to retur
to this country and remain.
They have a stout brand of booz
at Columbus Someone there saw
meteor circling around the city 70
awhile. 1t had lot of different col
ors.
The rapidity with which North Da
| kota lands have advanced in value
| a sumner for some people who coul
| never see the possibilities of thi
| state.
! The Beach Advance believes til
| western part of the state should hea
/ the republican ticket--but is a trif
| particular as to who shall be the car
! didate.
! The Valley City Times Record ha
/. quite an article ON the suicide of
! prisoner in the state pen. There ma
/ be opportunity FOR reform in prise
! methods.
/ More steam and gasoline breakin
~ outfits are being shipped into Het
= finger county. There will be thou
sands of acres of new sod turned owe
this spring.
900
"Old Bill" MUMMY calls down som
OF the correspondents in the wester
part of the state over articles regard
TO ing confluence of the Yellowstone an
the Missouri rivers
900
Editor Andrews of Tidunrwood ,,,i