The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-30

The Sheridan county democrats al
getting busy
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Minot IL long on political candidate
/ Ditto Fargo.
| Hogs are worth great deal NOR
than some people.
4 Eddie Nenr viii Be back with tn
Minot baseball team.
The Mercer Telegram defends it
1880 subscription price.
The people Of Dickinson must max
a general cleanup April 10.
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The Stanley Sun is some booster 70
Geo w. Wilson for governor.
900
Landlord Eslick is to increase hi
hotel facilities at Belfield.
Prairie fires were reported in boil
Stark and Billings counties.
S. L. wineman Is the head Of the I'M.
name society at Devils Lake.
Kemp hospital Is the name OF tn,
new institution at jamestown.
900
Building waterworks comes high III
Washburn, according to The Leader.
Some people are beginning to get a
trif1e nervous about how March will &c
out.
A prairie fire that. started north OF
Cleveland burned over a wide strip OF
country.
Eighty acres of land adjoining the
townsite. of Steele was sold at $51
per acre.
Two cars of lumber and one OF
shingles were burned at Fryburg on
the N. p.
The people Of Mandan gave the
teachers Of Missouri slope big time
last week.
Mandan has received plans for its
proposed sewer system. 1t will be
gravity plan.
The New Salem Journal tells OF de-
structive prairie fires in that section of
Morton county.
900
Claude LaBar was arrested at white
Earth on charge of conducting a
joint.
The Sun says ]. e. F1sdeland of
Fargo, formerly of Portland. may To-
cate at Stanley.
900
Miss Florence Mcdowell of Palermo
has started on the pharmacy course AZ
the N. d. A. G.
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The Edinburg Tribune trims a would
be insurgent dictator in Fargo on the
Skulason matter.
1000
The buildings on the farm of Rev.
Mr.. Wilson Of Mandan were DESTROYED
by a prairie fire.
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Ebert Hubbard say "To avoid criti-
,ism, say nothing, be nothing, do moth
ing It's even so.
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State Senator Macarthur or Bottineau
found the pen wardenship something
ike Finnigan's train.
The Kenmare News wants some OF
he winters. accumulation Of filth
and refuse eliminated.
Judge Pollock OF Fargo is to talk
prohibition this week in the towns in
he Michigan peninsula.
1t will soon be time for villages Ia
urnish water troughs for the horses
II the visiting farmers.
Szs%ZM
instruction in the schools on humane
Methods of caring for animals should
lave beneficial effect.
AT New Salem the Thermometer went |
o 80 In the shade one day--which was
! record there for March.
900
Minot has two dailies and two Eng
lsh weeklies, besides a farm paper and
) Norwegian publication.
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The standard is not much an admir-
r OF the kind OF engine used on that
ranch by the Great Northern.
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Grass Is growing an inch a day. ia
ne report of one state weekly. soon
ne wheat will be beating that.
a'ol SnaihpeFs is sprucfng up The
churches Ferry Sun and has a num-
er OF attractively displayed ads.
A. =. Swanson published card in
he Barlow Enterprise denying the
umors that he intended to remove
rom the city.
Efforts are still being made by some
the educators to get e. M. Warren
IaMoure into the race for state
aperintendent Of publ, instruction.
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A surveying crew from the Great 4
orthern has reached Williston. The
raphic thinks the extension from AyrI
III run direct there instead OF to Sur
". i
Attorney Simpson of Dickinson GER
.ihIy made good with the attornevs
New Eangland I'm his conduct OF the I
ussell case regardless of the court i
session. II
Some valuable veins of Ignite coal !
ere located by the N. r. surveyors !
no were searching for q bridge site !
ross the Missouri In Emmons coun-
90
Major Murphy trims up Secretary :.
anerson OF the American Society Of !
Iuity on the latter's gratuitous in
ITS to men who have helped the So
sty
The Times is new paper at Re-
at. Hettinger county. by Amundsonl
James. The latter ID to be editor a
d manager He was formerly super .
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