The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-28
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The creamery at Mott is a hummer
go
II you haven't been counted--why
not?
The democrats in Ward county got
busy.
jamestown had a famine on census
enumerators.
Grand Forks is getting some good
wrestling bouts.
A Minot man says the Idaho irrigat-
ed farms are fakes.
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The Ray creamery is reported as
making great gain.
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A little touch of paint here and there
greatly improves things.
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The Eagle sees great possibility for
growth in Crosby this year.
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Ambrose wants a race track and
Darlington has one for sale.
There have been an unusually large
number of scarlet fever cases.
Sam Small Is certainly saving wood
on The Minot Reporter these days.
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Judge Engerud will speak in several
towns in the western part of the state.
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c. Hansen of White Earth lost his
barn and two cows and some hogs by
fire.
The people of Devils Lake are en-
deavoring to select a name for the new
hotel.
There is a great deal of interest TAX
en- in the candidates for supreme
court.
Murderer Noah is obstreperous and
recently assaulted a guard in the Min
OF jail.
The Bowman Pioneer thinks the
eastern part of the state is a political
hot bed.
The Hettinger Record has added a
new press to celebrate it's fourth ami
versary.
Some North Dakotans have recently
made big investments in timber lands
out west.
A woman was arrested at Portal on
a charge of abandoning her 9-year- old
daughter,
o. j. Sorlie of Buxton is again
candidate for the lower branch of the
legislature.
There will be a lot of relief If the
state is divided into three congression-
al districts.
Grand Forks emulated the example
of Fargo and organized a PAN He'll
enic society.
Captain Parsons of Grand Forks
was former acquaintance of the late
Mark Twain.
The calamity howlers are getting
busy-but they have little opportunity
in North Dakota.
The land on the Hettinger sub-sta-
ton Is being broken but will not be
cropped this season.
The spelling match between Willis
ton and Ray was decided draw after
four hours of hard work
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A Bowbells man thinks 1t is hard
luck to get wife and then have her
elope with some one else.
900
Alfred Blaisdell is doing some siren
uous campaigning in the interests of
his candidacy for congress.
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The work on the new G. N. cut-off
between Fargo and Minot is to be
rushed as rapidly as possible.
The county seat fights in Mountraill
and Sheridan counties will be interest
ing features of the campaign.
New Salem has a fve-legged calf.
There are some two-legged ones en-
ployed on morning paper in Fargo.
The gas developments in the north
western part of the state are attract
ing more attention than ever before.
900
M. j. Moran, the veteran contractor
of Grand Forks did some prospecting
in Montana, but didn't like the state.
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Residents of Mckenzie county may
hold mass meeting to petition the
500 to construct q line through there.
Considerable interest has been
aroused in the proposed electric lines
through Oliver and Mercer counties.
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Some editors proudly boast OF the
amount of clean up work being done.
There are others who have no boasts
coming
The injunction proceedings against
The Palermo standard didn't stop Edi-
tor Hoff from scrapping over county
seat matters.
The Coteau Sentinel overlooked a
card Of thanks for an entire week.
Most editors make an effort to over
look them for all time.
Editor Irysh il getting compliments
on the improved appearance of The
Mott Pioneer Press since he began to
print all eight pages at home
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A Williams county farmer took his
5-year-old boy to WilIiston and lost
him. Later the boy was found mile
out Of town on his way home.
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There are hundreds OF school teach
ers over the state who are plugging for
e. j, Taylor, deputy superintendent Of
public instruction, for first place.
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