The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-28

There is lot Of building IN pro-
gress in Wahpeton.
90
C. A. Johnson has filed his petition
as candidate for governor.
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Cashel appears TO have washed his
hands of the democratic mess.
Many isolated land tracts are being
sold in the Bismarck land district.
900
Ben G. Whitehead of The Williston
State is still after Cashier Davidson.
900
The Wahpeton Globe believes The
Lidgerwood Broadaxe has been sold.
Clarence A. Hale of Grand Forks is
again candidate for the legislature.
900
e. r. Sinkler of Minot positively de-
clined to be candidate for governor.
The Herald urges all citizens of Hun
ter to assist In boosting for the town.
900
There are certainly plenty of dande
lions-if people like that kind OF wine
@S&
pigger-and the world certainly do"
move.
900
There are many new towns in the
state as result of the railway extern
sions.
The Minot Optic is enthusiastic over
the candidacy of c. A Johnson for
governor.
The patrons Of the rural mail routes
out of Lankin will purchase rigs for
the carriers
Mrs. Enger of Churchs Ferry has an
orange tree which has borne fruit for
fifteen years
There will be something doing when
the Elks institute the new lodge at
Bismarck June 3.
An effort will be made to have the
names of the judicial candidates ro-
tated on the ballot.
Editor Boyd Of Hannah is a candi-
date for the legislature. Here's hop
ing he will landI
McGahan of The Minot Independent
doesn't love former Senator Hans
brough, any more.
600
The Washburn Leader appears to
have Gronna and Marshall sized up
pretty accurately.
900
There is q general impression that
L. B. Hanna will have an easy time Sc
curing reelection.
The Wahpeton Globe doubts whether
Lauder is helping his cause by bitter
attacks on McCumber.
900 6
There are so many new towns in the
state it is difficult for the old timers
to keep track of them.
900
There are now eight branches OF the
state humane society and Officer Blake
is planning several more.
Colonel Hager of The Grafton Rec
ord positively declines to forgive for
mer Senator Hansbrough
While e. Morrison of Sentinel Butte
was suffering with blood poison, his
neighbors put in his crop.
The Leeds News feels excusable ella
ton over the victory of the high school
debating team Of that city,
900
Wahpeton has clever sneak thief.
The clothing of j. B. yelling was
rihed for $40 while he slept.
Leeds won the high school debating
championship arguing the negative
side Of the commission system.
| 900
Let there be light seems to be the
cry at Beach-and the electric plant
is expected to be in operation Oct /.
Palermo is to have another paper.
1t will be established by e, T. Mccain
for some years with The Standard.
/ 900
The Kathryn Recorder notes there
has been an increase in the popula-
tion since the enumeration quit work.
The Grand Forks Herald is being
swatted ON all sides for some of its
peculiar unrepubIican views on the
tariff.
The firemen from the northwestern
part of the state viii secure a special
i train for the trip to the tournament
to be held In Bismarck.
i 900
The proposed courthouse bonds in
Dickey county were to carry Az per
cent interest. Some people wanted
them reduced to per cent
900
A long n. F.. freight train blocked
the crossings at Bismarck for so long
1.-THE f1remen were delayed in reaching
a fire and the police chief arrested the
conductor.
Professor Bachelor of Fargo. scored
4 big hit in an address before the com
rnercial club at Valley City He is
an enthusiast in the development OF
the Ignite coal and the linen indus
tries in North Dakota
OK.
The Langdon Courier Democrat
wants motion picture show Of the re-
Ipublicans Of the state getting togeth-
Ter. It would be bad medicine Tor ths