The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-23

The wrestling match at Hettinger
was a disappointment.
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| Minot expects to have the best base
ball team in the state.
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| Bismarck is having one of Its per-
iodic waves of reform"
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Morton county appears to have be-
come prohibition center.
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The abstract business is getting
good in the new counties.
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| The largest purchasers of autos
these days are the farmers.
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Considerable interest is taken in the
new trial of Noah at Minot.
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/ There are complaints of too much
auto speeding around Forbes.
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The Great Northern is going after
the freight business in Minot.
There will be a hot time at the June
meeting of the Shrine in Fargo.
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In a gravel pit near Cayuga some
casts for minnie balls were found.
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There are seventeen ladies who are
county superintendent of schools.
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| The tragedy at Bismarck started an
investigation into certain conditions.
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There have been violations of the
game laws reported in Ward county.
| A new press is among the recent
acquisitions of The Hankinson News.
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| Former Senator Hansbrough wants
to see republican success in North Da-
kota.
June Is to II the jewellers and OPP
ticians of the state will meet at Devils
Lake.
Ed. A. Smith of Cakes, former
editor, is a candidate for clerk of
court.
| Geo. w Wilson of Williston is doing
some active campaign work for gov
ernor a.@
Shall the interests of the school
children of North Dakota not be safe
guarded?
There is opposition at Gwinner to
the renewal of the permit to Druggist
Nickells.
Burke for emperor Of North Da-
kota-is what one correspondent de-
mands.
The Cogswell Enterprise makes a
plea for better roads in Sargent
county.
The Adams Budget wants to see
Gunder Olson of Grafton elected state
treasurer.
Since grain was seeded many farm
ers are rushing what they have left
to market.
The militia companies viii assist the
vets in the proper observance of Dec.
Grafton day.
The candidates are now coming il
on the home stretch. Filing day will
soon be here.
Ward county is effecting settle
ment with that portion which has be
came Mountrail.
The newspapers at Forman are no
dwelling together in anything ap
preaching harmony.
S. J. Cowley of Larimore, the wei
known fireman and lawyer, is going t,
remove to Montana.
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county may cause something OF a tie
up in county politics.
1t is said some people of Valley Cit,
are bitterly opposed to the idea o
fighting the N. p. railroad.
Mayor McClory is preparing an in
teresting programme for Decoration
day exercises at Devils Lake.
The resignation of Geo. w. Wilson
from the Williston landoffice was Xix
that of Hellstrom as pen warden.
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The Valley City Patriot wonders
the insurgents will support Buchana
at the fan election--if he is nominated
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It's rather humorous to see Editc
, Beveridge OF The Glendale Recor
, eating out OF GFOnna's hand, again
or still.
Editor Mitchell of The Hunter Her
: aid had a big celebration over hi
birthday, but was too wise to give u
what one 1t was.
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4 The Jamestown militia boys hav
. raised sufficient funds for small ar
: mory--but they want a larger buildin
a and are still hustling
: Will Governor Burkes friends In
! sist that--having had two terms-h
: should be perpetuated in office b
0 being given third?
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! with an eclipse of the moon and
: comet doing things at the same tin
the primary campaign Is ont can
be said that North Dakotans ha
i, nothing to interest them
Editor Taylor of The Valley Cit
. Times Record thinks 1t would be
. hard proposition to send Plumley
j. the pen--and separate him from II
s. twins-but Brewer--being twinless-
g could serve with less difficulty.
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= If the insurgents should succeed
n nominating buchanan for governor,
i they would probably be as great sticl
u lers for the republicans supporting IL
i ticket--as they were opposed tV
II Years ago. The Forum believes II
" republicans should support their gul