The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-04

4
The Bismarck Tribune imagines
some of the libel suits will be dropped
now that the primaries are over.
| - Xxx,
Herman Koch-not Herman Cook
of Valley City was the man who hat
some unusual experiences in Fargo.
Hankinson would like to have tht
electric line between Wahpeton ant
Breckenridge extended to that town.
>3<s4,
Richland county is getting number
of new churches. The people are de-
termined to be good-if it does come
high.
| Had Blaisdell been on the regular
republican ticket he would probably
have been one of the congressional
nominees.
| <a@sa
| Having made one great mistake by
defeating Hansbrough, the people oil
North Dakota declined to turn down
McCumber
After boosting for the insurgents be-
fore the primaries the Fargo morning
publication is back carrying brick for
Governor Burke.
There will be general regret felt at
the defeat of General Creel for the
| Legislature in Ramsey county. He was
short just dozen votes.
I ss sS~ss, Ht
A Fargo girl thinks it is a shame il
she can't go out and get shot through
the arm without a lot of people and
the police talking about it,
| Attorney Slavens OF Granville, sent
up SO on conviction of attempted rape
is reported to have succeeded Fred Ely
as coachman at the state pen. "
| $40
The Lidgerwood Broadaxe opines
that the rank and file of the republi-
cans of the state are determined tc
stamp out factional differences.
A tramp was arrested near Bismarck
on charge Of breaking into a bunk
car occupied by italian laborerss and
| stealing some money and razor.
/ @@@
The constructor of the sewer sys-
tenn at Darlington was held up because
of a disagreement over the price fol-
some land near the septic tank.
900
The creamery promoters are likely to
secure more attention from the farm
ers in the vicinities where the crop
| failures have been most pronounced.
~>s~&
Some men have so little to do they
confne their efforts to growing whisk-
ers Richland county had a man with
a beard nine and a half feet in length
| %sssA
with the newspaper men advocating
| diversified farming. creameries, smaller
Ifarms--and things like that--the farm
ers. can't say they are not long on ad-
vice.
While the primaries were in the last
dying throes National Committeeman
Kennedy landed 100000 municipal
improvement contract at Sheridan
IWyo.
The Grand Forks Herald insisted edi.
torially Friday morning that the in.
surgent ticket-with the possible ex-
ception Of Olson for state treasurer
had won.
The Minot Optic prayed for rain
land the drouth kept right on. The
editor should leave that business tt
the ministers. They are much more
Inexperienced.
Durum wheat has done so much bet.
ter than other wheats during the dry
weather there are more advocates Of
that grain. The market for 1t is grad
Iually widening, too
Some more times The Forum hal
failed to please Editor Andrews of The
| Lidgerwood Broadaxe. This so rarely
occurs 1t Is a great disappointment-t
The Forum-that 1t should have hap.
lpened.
Editor Beverage Of The Ellendalt
Record got back into the good grace!
of Congressman Gronna at the RICH
time. Gronna should reward him will
| a good appointment Some times 1t Ii
q good policy to keep q man STILL
-
The Great Northern will not com.
plete relaying the steel between Fargt
land Grand Forks this year, as the cut
off between Fargo and Minot is to b,
made the mail line and the heavier
steel viii not be needed north of Fargo
toward the Forks.
4esSM
Mayville Is fortunate In being abb,
to- secure such an educator as Prof. N
c. Mcdonald as a member Of the nor,
! NAL faculty Mac was superintendent
of the Lidgerwood schools some years
and prior to that was superintendent
of4the county schools In Cavalier. RI,
has recently completed q European tril
and q course for q Phi. .. at LELAND
!, Stanford II.
a h