The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-08
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Hankinson is without a night watch.
S&9
Lisbon's new fire engine house has
been completed.
Valley city had twenty-five fires
during the year 1909.
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! The Wishek Milling company got
out some artistic calendars.
900
Masquerade balls are very popular
in North Dakota just now.
900
Local talent at Glendale are going to
put on three funny farces.
Butler Lamb Of Towner is in the field
as a congressional candidate.
The mayor of Grand Forks is having
trouble in naming a city assessor.
Building opera 'ons at Leonard are
at standstiIl because of the weather.
A big Sunday school convention will
be held at Drayton, Jan. II and IS.
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The churches of Cooperstown have
united in observing the week of prayer.
900
The Forbes Republican is paying 5
cents per pound for clean cotton rags.
The Woodmen lodge at BowbeIls is
now located in comfortable new quart
ers
The Minor basketball team trimmed
UP the Cakes five to the tune of rs
to 90.
The fixtures for the Farmers State
bank of Hazelton are being put in
place.
Valley City residents won't be obliged
to pay any more meter rent for their
lights.
The Methodists at Dawson expect to
build a new church edifice in the near
future.
Major Helm of Hankinson was seri-
ously injured by falling from a step
ladder.
The North Dakota Press association
will hold it's annual meeting in Fargo,
Feb. H.
90 ~
Slim Bare, the confessed horse
thief, has been paroled by Judge Goss
of Minot.
King John" Satterlund has returned
from his holiday vacation spent in the
twin cities.
New officers of the Hankinson fire
department have been elected for the
ensuing year.
Kindred is making plans for the
corn show and institute. to be held
there Jan. H.
A half million dollars were expended
in Minot during the year 1909 in pub
lie improvements.
$50
The hot Mt Wahpeton are filled
with attending the term Of
di.trict pr thcre.
900
Go Burke delivered an ad-
dress at Adam last week and was Civ
EN- rousing reception.
The Tri-Stato Grain and Stock
Growers conventions will meet in Far
go, Jan. IS, 10, 20 and 81.
A dividend of IL per cent has been
declared by the stockholders Of the
Hail association of CogsweIl.
The annual meeting Of the German
Bund" of Mcintosh and Logan counties
is in session today at Wishek.
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Three homesteaders, residing near
Wilton proved up on their claims before
the Bismarck land Office on Tuesday.
Murray Frazier, one of the old timers
in Morton county, died at Mandan
Tuesday morning of quick pneumonia
The first train on the Milwaukee
since Friday of last week. reached
Cogswell Thursday afternoon of this
week
A patient by the name of Richard
{ .nsborn, committed from Grand Forks
county, died Monday at the state I'm
sane asylum.
Father McArdle was unable to keen
his appointment with his Havana par
ishoners last Sunday because of the
severe weather
Owing to heavy storms In South Da.-
in this state has been somewhat de-
layed during the past week.
900
The Ice harvest at Dawson has been
on for severa. days and the houses
nv
quality of the commodity.
go
The 14th annual meeting Of the
North Dakota Retail Hardware Deal
ers' association will be held IL Grand
Forks, Jan. rs, rs and "a.
Chaplain Newcomb of the state pen.
itentiary is on his way to Kansas CITY
to attend the annual meeting OF the
Society OF the Friendless.
Commissioner Of Agriculture and La
Dor w. g. Gilbreath has returned from
Omaha, where he did some effective
boosting for North Dakota
George Hull challenges Hallet, the
man wrestling under the name of al
Powers, to wrestle catch as- catch can
for q bet Of from 81 to $1,000.
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The fellow who worked the spurious
coin racket at Grafton recently has
beOn captured and brought back to the
state to answer for his crooked work
90
Rev. G. A. Mcnamara, district
superintendent of the Fargo district
of the M. z. church, will assist In re-
vival services at Tower City next week
900
Insurance Commissioner Cooper is
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