The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-04

for big offices.
Fort Clark in Oliver county shows
bright prospects.
900
The LaWton Leader fancies Geo. w.
Wilson for governor.
900
Politics in Mckenzie county attract
ed lot of attention.
900
The Tagus Mirror is stirring up some
old seed wheat deals.
900
The home of Martin Thompson, near
Braddock was burned.
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An isolated land tract near Flasher
sold for $23.75 per acre.
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North Dakota farm lands are in
greater demand than ever.
Superintendent Wells of Standing
Rock agency has resigned.
Beach wants to take away the county
seat of Billings from Medora.
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The sweet girl graduates are GER
tainly coming into their own.
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All four of the Minot papers are TAX
ing a shot at Holy Joe" Devine.
600
The Valley City Times Record has
added a second typesetting machine.
900
Editor Falkenstein of Bottineau is
said to be ambitious as a slate maker.
The Better Farming Train" should
accomplish great good in this state.
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The Minot Reporter insists the Ward
county political situation is-peculiar.
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Both the old and the new school,
houses at Lansford are to be used next
term.
Many former supporters of Tightwad
Tom Marshall have changed their
views.
The state encampment of the G. A.
r. will be held in Devils Lake June
1915.
The Christian Science people at
Minot are opening public reading
rooms.
The Bismarck Tribune chides The
Lidgerwood Broadaxe for being a
boiler.
The Bismarck Tribune refers to ''our
dear, good, grandmotherly Grand Forks
Herald"
H. I. Dolloff has offered the Minot
band boys a lighted hall rent free for
practice.
The Bantry Advocate read its read
ers a moral lecture that should improve
conditions.
+. X. Kirsch Of The Warwick Senti-.
mel, will start a paper at Fort Clark.
Oliver county.
Reports from North Dakota indi-
cate more people are attending church
than formerly.
The Bismarck Tribune believes The
Valley City Times Record is seeing
political ghosts.
The Darlington Commercial club will
contribute $50 per month for band con-
certs this summer.
The stork pays about three times as
many visits to North Dakota as does
the grim monster
The Ia Moure Echo is showing i'm
provement under the new proprietor-
ship and editorship.
The Sheridan county dems went on
record as strongly antagonistic to the
state prohibition law.
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The city OF Bismarck was requested
by the tfremen to assist in caring for
the state tournament.
The jamestown people are comment
ing on the long trains pulled into that
town by the Northern Pacific.
Guy L. Scott of Ambrose is right Of
way man for the Great Northern on
the extension north of Stanley.
Townere people are jubilant over the
prospect OF securing the extension of
the Esmond branch of the N. r.
There is great demand for copies. Of
the memorial exercises in congress for
the late Senator M. N. Johnson.
lie l(IdkSs lf6Wos WO14ACISf Il I11C
jamestown Capital is supporting Bu-
chanan for governor from choice.
MI. Noble, candidate for. states at
torney In Adams county, asks the in
surgents some pertinent questions
G. E. Dow of Mandan. 81 years of
age. distinctly remembers seeing the
HALEY comet seventy five years ago.
About the saddest thing the editor
of a weekly newspaper has to write is
the account OF the home baseball team
losing game,
Editor Taylor OF The Valley City
Times Record with ambitions to- be,
commissioners OF insurance dislikes
campaign work and Is anxious for ti--