The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-13
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Nhlley CITY wants q "Wnlre way
There Is new Commercial club at
Mandan.
New brick yards have been estab-
lished at Mandan.
An analysis Is to be made Of the
water at Williston.
DR.. Frenette of Fargo has sold his
farm near Maxbass
The Tribune is boosting for base
ball team at Sherwood.
Two popular men recently died
Mark Twain and King Ed.
The Williams county fair will be
held Aug. 81, Sept. and 2.
600
Judge Burke is said to be one the
best campaigners in the state.
The Hansboro News tells of the kill
ing Of bear in that vicinity.
900
The cut of Congressman Hanna APP
pears in many papers in the state.
The census is something of a guess
according to The Harvey Herald.
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j. T. Blackjack is one of the candi-
dates for sheriff in Pembina county.
900
For the first time in it's history Nor
ton county convicted blind pigger.
A non partisan judiciary is the cry
of the political workers over the state.
The Beach Chronicle refers to Editor
Burgster as a certain Jimtown hy-
ena."
Teher may be another baseball
league up the Cooperstown branch this
year. ...
A. j. Collins, an old pioneer at
Steele was recently killed in Okla
homa.
Colonel Whitehead Is to add consid-
cradle equipment to The wiriston
State.
The southwestern part of the state
has certainly enjoyed a boom this
spring.
Ralph Butterwick of Milton has been
engaged as principal Of the school at
Sherwood.
The fight among the schooImarms at
Wolforn got lot of publicity in the
state Dress.
The Williston State intimates there
may be new telephone company in
that town.
Editor Monteith of The Finley Bea-
con is hustling these days and Taboo
ing politics.
The Sentinel insists on Coteau for
the permanent county seat of the new
Burke county.
Up at Hillsboro when the boys want
to lick up a lot of beer they call it
killing a Dutchman."
Judge Kneeshaw Of Pembina re-
Gently visited Williston for the first
time in twenty years.
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The governor who so easily loses his
temper is not setting a very good ex-
ample for his constituents.
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w. H. Francis, formerly of The Russo
Herald and later of Fargo, is the new
owner of The Velva Journal.
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A Walhalla gasoline blowing outfit
has gone to Canada to help turn over
some of King Georges soil.
Colonel Whitehead OF The Williston
State has demonstrated that he is
something of scrapper.
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The two prisoners who escaped from
Jail at Mandan probably thought they
were needed on the farms.
The people Of Mandan are anticipat-
ing rapid growth of the Morton
county metropolis this summer.
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c. A. Johnson, candidate for govern
or, and r. N. Nestos have dissolved
partnership as attorneys at Minot.
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Thos. Jones of Cox, Bowman county,
was accidentally shot in the leg by a
boy who was manipulating .22 rifle.
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w, III. Hanson of Medora attempted
to separate two hounds who were
lighting fiercely and was badly bitten.
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Editor Fyles is making The Minor
Teller better than 1t has ever been.
He seems to just be striking his gait.
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/ Editor Mcneil of The Wheatland
News is recovering from injuries caus-
ed by a gasoline explosion in his Of
fee.
The state fair management is plan
ming good line of entertainment for
4 the visitors in Fargo the last week in
July.
It is said that some of the North
nakotans are eager TO see copy OF
Former Senator Hansbrough's political
book.
The Prairie Press issued special
edition and among other Illustrations
it contained a cut of the handsome
editor.
J. E. Pheian has resumed the SCRAP
with The Bowman News-just where
he left off before he went to the
Hawaiian islands.
There is a spiritualistic medium in
the state and one of the papers up the
Aneta line devotes considerable space
to the messages"
Boss Marshall is said to have beer