The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-25

Palermo is confident of securing q
branch Of the Great Northern to Pow
ers Lake
There was broncho busting con-
test at Powers Lake and Indian Sam
was the sheroAN
There will be a brief cessation OF
politics between the primaries and the
fall campaign.
The Marion Sentinel boasts of the
qualifications of the buttermaker at the
new creamery.
Russo is awaiting the coming of the
Great Northern trains on-the new cut
off to. Williston.
Four horses belonging to Nels Theo-
dorson, near Tioga, were struck by
lightning and killed.
600
Expectorating on the streets Is con-
demned by a correspondent in The
Devils Lake Journal
900
Judge Burr will. pull the tail feathers
out Of the eagle at the celebration of
the Fourth at Cmemee.
#.- 49,
McClusky subscribed $500 for its
baseball team-and still some people
lament that times may be hard
900
There is some speculation as to
where the extension of the Great
Northern branch from Stanley will go,
The farmers who are unfortunate
enough to have mustard-are busy
these days in an effort to destroy 1t.
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After the primaries-wny not cut
out the assistant democrat business
and be either republicans or demo-
Gratis?
M. c. Lassel, owner of The I4aMoure
Echo, has been kept busy securing
printers since he assumed control OF
the paper.
The Bismarck Tribune says that L.
B. Hanna is a good business man. a
good citizen, good republican and a
good congressman.
900
The western part of the state ap-
pears to be determined to raise suffi-
Client grain this year to maintain a
good average for the state.
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Ward county will have another Of
fetal paper when Renville county is
officially organized, as The Mohall Tri-
bune is in the new county.
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If all the giant firecracKers on ex-
hibition are totbe exploded the Fourth
there will be some Historically nerv-
Gus people in North Dakota.
800
The real republicans of the state will
make an effort to put quietus to the
populistic effort that is being made by
certain alleged republicans.
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The jamestown Capital appeared
quite peeved over the exposure of the
plan to spread the report that McCum-
Der had died--in order to elect Tom
Marshall.
The editor Of The Verona Independ-
ent must have a strong sense of humor.
He said that Marshall had made little
or no effort to win out In the senatorial
campaign.
The Devils Lake Journal democratic,
Itdu6 GOII1E pICulCllOAS dpOQI LllG rs
publican situation in Ramsey county in
which Tightwad Tom Marshall was not
given much distinction.
Miss Rosanna Duffy, candidate for
superintendent OF schools In Noun
trail, is about the prettiest candidate
whose cut the kernels man has seen
in any of the state papers.
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Dewain Lynch, son of ]. ]. Lynch,
of Lakota, whose body was found In
Seattle. was murdered and his father
has offered a reward of $1,000 The
young man was telegrapher.
The good roads boosters in the state
are enthusiastically at work-and al
most every newspaper man Is endeav-
oring to help the cause along. The
farmers and the autoists are co-oper-
ating.
CITY Editor Mcpherson of The Bis
marck Tribune doesn't regard '13" as
an unlucky number-and insists on
everybody in the capital city calling
him up on "1s'' when they have q
news item.
The steam shovel outfit at Granville
has been removed to a point on the
Fargo Minot cut off and 1t win require
about three weeks to make the trip
as track has to BE- laid on which the
shovel can run.
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Some democrats were prevented from
butting into the republican mix-up-
because they didn't want to lose votes
for the democratic ticket and not Sc
cure its nomination The ticket Wall
have to receive at the primaries 80 per
cent OF the number cast Tor the demo-