The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-11
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Minot is to have humane society,
McHenry is to have brick opera
house.
Fruit exposed for sale must be kent
lowered.
The New Rockford Provost has add
ed new press. -
! The name of Horswill p, 0. has been
lchanged to Regent
Grant Richards Of stutsman county
is erecting a $1,000 barn.
Walsh county stockmen are purchas-
ing more thoroughbred cattle.
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Grant Hager vouches for Walt Tay
lor Who win vouch for Grant?
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Better wharfs are wanted by the
steamboat people at Grand Forks,
900
1t is reported The Russo Herald will
soon be under a new ownership.
The Valley City Times Herald is
long on cuts of political candidates.
900
Mckenzie county claims to be the
choice section Of the state for winter
rye.
The Beach Chronicle runs illustrated
write ups of the baseball games played
there.
w. H. Williams of Grafton was the
toriginal breeder of pheasants in North
Dakota.
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There will be many prominent speak
ers at the good roads convention in
Fargo, June 1928.
Mott certainly must be a live town
las it's p. o. increase lead all offices in
its class in the state.
900
! The abundance of tacks ana glass
on the streets at Garrison displeases
bike and auto owners.
The Washburn Leader insists the
slope country is putting up its best
men for the legislature.
The North Dakota insurgents should
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ten to the noise in Iowa.
Gunder Olson of Grafton, candidate
flor state treasurer, has been out on
; his ranch in Mckenzie county.
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; Cando people are disappointed over
the failure to secure new G.. N. depot.
The old one is being remodeled.
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VIM. Burris, who lives near Willow
City, received a shock during a storm
and was unconscious for some time.
900
Editor Greenwood of The Nome Tri-
bune is making a good race for the Of
; flee of clerk of court in Barnes county.
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The cornerstone for the new dor
lmitory building for the Presbyterian
college at jamestown has been laid,
900
There has been so much wild land
broken in the western part Of the state
the people can on longer use the cid
trails.
Arabian peddlers are reported to
) have threatened women and children
around Dickinson, and they are by no
means popular.
; Men between Is and 35 years old, not
) too tall, not too short, not too thin, not
too fat-these are the kind of men
: most in demand.
Two professional beggars recently
struck New England and the local
l lpaper insists the town is becoming
: metropolitan.
: 900
j Why shouldn't North Dakota wheat
4 be ground into flour at home-and the
/ y-products kept here to fatten live
! stock for the market?
: The fellows who imagine they are
! larger than their party may wake up
with bad taste in their mouths about
the last of the month.
The Enterprise doesn't fear that
. Max will be lost in the shuffle-no
o matter how many new towns are
) started in that vicinity.
, 900
: The 7-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
w. G. Billyard of Regent had an arm
:. lamputated as a result of an injury re-
ceived several months ago.
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The Bowbells people made no effor1
j. to disguise their jubilation over the
i supreme court decision establishing the
4 new counties out of Ward
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! The improved condition OF the Minoi
papers has resulted in a controversy
as to which is doing the better-an6
which gets the most scoops"
900
: The Mandan Pioneer thinks If there
were four year terms for office hold
ers the people of North Dakota would
miss a lot of campaign excitement.
900
4 Geo. w. Tilton has purchased The
lCenter Republican. He is an old timer
in the newspaper business and fannil-
lar with North Dakota conditions.
900
& The papers in the northern part Of
Williams county deny there is any
Iweakening in the desire IL the people
If that section for county division.
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There are a small number of heavy
taxpayers in Valley City very mucf
| onnosed to the idea or settling the DIFF