The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-01
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Mandan is building rapidly.
Cando has candy factory.
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Autoists at Beach do too much speed
ing.
A 70O-pound hog was marketed a.
Verona.
The farmers elevator at Medina was
| q success.
Litchville people take great pride in
their band.
| Landon is still rebuilding after its
disaster Of 1909.
Sheridan county crops were greatly
Improved by the rain.
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ID. A. Dinnie OF Minot will sell his
string Of race horses.
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Judge Lauder conducted a strenuous
and vigorous campaign.
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Paramount has tho best baseball team
1t has rooted for in years.
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The telephone extension work of Me-
dina is being hurried along.
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A paid fire department Is demanded
by property owners at Minot.
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More weeklies are advancing the sub
scription price from 81 to $3.50.
The baseball scores over the state
are lower than they used to be.
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The agitation over the seed grain in
Mountrail county is continuing.
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The Headlight wonders if tho lid at
Enderlin on gambling didn't slip.
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The people of Billings county are
watching railroad extension work.
The work Of taking the new census
at Williston is progressing rapidly,
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There are complaints at Williston
over the large number of runaways.
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The Williston papers are, not loving
each other much more than formerly.
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There are complaints over the con-
dition of the roads around Wimbledon
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Charles P. Rorbach of Indianapolis is
the new manager of the mill at Medina.
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The first Methodist church building
in oliver county was recently dedicat-
ed.
AS soon as the Fourth is over prepare
for the big state fair in Fargo July
$3.50.
The Bismarck Settler. is showing i'm
provement under the new manage
ment.
Jamestown people are enthusing over
the proposition to secure Catholic
hospital.
The injuries to T. d. Whitman of
Beach, who was kicked by horse,
proved fatal.
Jimmy Foley made big hit at the
reading he gave at Sentinel Butte, near
his old home.
The durum wheat is reported to have
stood the drouth much better than the
other varieties.
It is not vet too late to raise corn
forage to. take the place Of the hay
crop that is short. '.-' $50.
The Devils Lake Journal continues to
find new and beautiful roadways
around that town. .--
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The peddlers and the cheap auction
fellows are working the smaller towns
and the rural districts.
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The prospects of federal buildings in
several towns in the state is causing
a great deal Of interest.
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II Grand Forks had swimming pool,
some of the citizens anticipate fewer
boys would be drowned.
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Williston is to have a new undertake
ing establishment but none of the edi-
tor" wants to be subjects.
The Litchville Bulletin thought VAL
ley City was endeayoring to grab too
many of the county offices.
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AT Churchs Ferry the business men
signed up an agreement not to sell
fireworks. That's good sense.
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Representative Sgutt of Harvey Ia
said to be a SD degree legislator. as
that is the number of his district
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The potato bugs are so smart they
follow the farmers around and helm
pick out the most convenient fields.
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DO you remember the names OF
many of the democratic candidates
from lieutenant governor on down?
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In some or the publications of last
week Ii was politics, politics every-
where and not a news item in sight.
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Stanton is sure to land the Northern
Pacific when the branch line is con-
structed and 1t hopes to be a division
point.
The townsite sales along tha Great
Northern cut off between Fargo and
Minot are reported to have been sue
cessful.
The regular theatre at Langdon has
been closed for the season ana a small |
er house is being used for motion mic.
ture show.