The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-26

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pended for forty days,
The Pioneer is boosting for a com
mereial club for Ray,
The farmers around Rhamo ma.
form an elevator company.
Several towns in the state want I,
hear the A, G. cadet band.
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Live and let live Is the motto adopted
by The Maxbass Monitor.
The Kathryn Recorder wants to TAX,
its hat of to durum wheat
The Darlington Record lis spliced M
under the new management.
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The reorganization of the bant
pleased the residents of Leeds.
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Kidder county is to have a new high.
way between Steele and Dawson.
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| New Rockford sent a big represent.
alton to Fargo convention week
The Noonan Republican announces
a boost in it's price from 81 to $3.50.
Minnesota and Dakotas ground 1872.
100000 bushels of wheat during 1909.
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The Darlington Commercial club II
holding some active business sessions
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Editor Crary of Edmore can't re.
strain his Joy over the departure of an
attorney
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There has been trouble with the gas
crystalizing and plugging the pipes al
Westhope.
The kids i'm the smaller towns of the
state are slowly recovering from the
calendar craze.
The North Dakota Chlldren's Home
society appeals most strongly to this
people Of the state.
The c. O. d. shipments have been
stopped but the boozers get their
booze just the same.
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| The State bank of New England was
purchased last week by j.. M. Messner,
formerly of Westhope.
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Engineers and firemen have trouble
getting their watches magnetized from
the electric headlights.
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Fred Corliss of Bowman was caught
in a cavern while mining Ignite and
had shoulder blade fractured.
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The people of Cando rejoice that
freight which was stored in the ladies'
waiting room has been removed
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| Minoters are less enthusiastic ov-r
the commission system than WHEN IT
was adopted by eleven majority.
| Some of the schools in the larger
cities of the state are already making
arrangements for teachers for 1911.
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The opportunities for the develop.
ment of North Dakota are being i'm
pressed on the people of the states.
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Some OF the people think The Car
rington Independent should have furn-
isfed little salt with that meteor
story.
The Portland tiremen feel the May
vile fire lighters did little toward help
ing out at the recent ball given by the
former
The editors have said many nice
things about the state souvenir issued
by Commissioner of Agriculture Gill
breath
| A new bank is to be established
at Regent, near Mott. with Chas. j.
Heen, formerly Of Thompson, ais
cashier.
AZ Sheyenne young man refused to
wear cap and stuck to a hard hat
till he froze his ears. He has changed
his views.
North Dakota has had an unusual
number OF minor accidents as a result
Of people endeavoring to build fires
with kerosene.
Miss Angela Gibson, a former Fargo
girl and "A, @. student, is giving a
series Of readings and entertainments
over the state this winter.
The Rock Lake Ripples has a sched
ule Of prices for political announce
ments-and charges candidates for state
offices twice a. much as thoss for coun-
ty jobs.
The editor of The Crosby Review
thought summer had come. He re-
moved the storm windows and actually
washed the inside ones--bur q change
came over his dreams.
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Something has been ACCOMPLISHED
when the former self satisfied boosters
for the primary election law are forced
to admit the bloomin thing needs
tinkering, Its imperfections have long
been apparent to most people.
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The row over the big ditch in the
Mouse river valley IL not settled-even
with the supreme court decision. a
rehearfng is TO be demanded and all
the legal possibilities OF the case sub
mitted before the dirt ever flies.
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The Bottineau News intimates that
the sapient SCION and erudite editor
Matt Johnson wants ID return I'd the
convention system. 1t can't be possi-
BILE that Mats close call in which 10
was elected BY about five votesirltiu-
enced him.