The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-01-24


farmer at Spiritwood.
Editor Irysh of The Mott Pioneer wa
overcome by coal ga.
900
II you haven't paid your delinquer
subscription-why not?
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An addition is to be plated to Beac
and forty cottages erected.
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Minot milkrnen may advance tn
price to IL cents per quart.
900
Editor Small continues to have som
fun with his Minot Reporter.
600
Two young men were hello at Mino
on a charge Of horse stealing.
Sargent county will hold a court.
house bond election March 81.
Many state papers contain accounts
of new telephone organizations.
900
Some delinquent subscribers are ev-
identity afflicted with hookworms.
900
The Prairie Press had some fun with
Editor Fyles Of The Minor Teller.
600
There is quite a rumpus at Lidger-
wood over row in the Lady Macca-
bees.
The Minot Independent tells of q
man who arrived in town wearing stee
shoes.
All the banks at Ellendale are ma
ticnal and their deposits are always
large.
Page had successful demonstration
of the operation Of chemical fire en-
gines.
The Great Northern roundhouse al
Sherwood was burned and two engines
ruined
Superintendent lockwood of the En-.
derlin schools is not candidate for re-
election.
Editor Lindstrom of Langdon was
called to oberon by the serious illness
of his mother
Powers Lake has tree banks. 1t is
one of the newest towns in the state
and has grown rapidly.
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Since he decided to go deeper into
politics U. L. Burdick is planning to
dispose of some of his cattle.
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The putting of the lid on at Minot
is said. to be responsible for a lot of
the alleged slowness in that city.
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1t as a great instance of forebearance
to refer to Packard as "prevaricator."
The Bismarck Tribune refers to
Speaker Burdick as Burbank" He
may be kind of political Burbank, all
right
One editor appeals to delinquent SUBJ
scribers to come across so he can at
tend the state meet of the editorial
association.
Atty. A. L. Knauf of Williston will
remove to jamestown to enter into a
law partnership with his brother,
Judge Knauf.
Edward Stanley, living near the in
boundary line In williams
county was arrested on a charge of
horse larceny.
"A tramp printer was arrested at New
Salem on the ehage OF picking the
pockets Of a deputy sheriff who had
oefriended him.
"A Coteau dealer is being closed out
BY his creditors Jt is claimed that ne
had nor made an effort to collect bills
or three years,
The Hankinson News notes that the
riends of the late SEN M. N. johnson
appear to have been read out OF the
nsurgent faction.
Grand Forks will have a big meet
FEB 1924 There will be a farmers
institute, hen and corn show and pos
IDLY dog show.
The LaMoure Echo Is one of the best
printed sheets in the state. Editor
Hartley appears to know all depart |
nents of the game.
900
w, M. Heley sold two hogs in Lidger-
wood for $72.75 They weigher $40
ounds and had been prepared for the
utcher on barley and finished on
orn.
Lancaster Andrews OF The Lidger-
rood Broadaxe makes a plea for peace
nd harmony. II sounds almost al
ocular as engaging a longshoremanl
, care for a baby
Il
Some OF the insurgeLt candidates for
ongress are reported to resent the
ttitude OF the candidates for the sen
te who are endeavoring to dictate
Ne insurgent slate.
At Minot a fur coat that was ex.
ibited IN front Of store was stolen
ne night. The next morning was
arm and baimy- land the thief re-
lrned the garment
Editor Wood Of The Hamilton Inde-
endent dgures that II cost $1.06 to is
ie each copy Of the weekly land the
cents left liz what ne gets for his
ages. investment depreciation--andl
lings like that. 4
Like a cooling dove Editor Andrews
Lidgerwood expostulates against the /
eory Of an eye for an eye-and things !
80 that-and insists The Forum J
lould continue to turn its cheek to |
'ery insurgert smiter The BroadaxA /
ans Idea may be all right but Il has /
4 successfully worked out In practice !
In the past.