The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-03
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John c. Apple, formerly of Goodrich,
died in oxford, Ia, of hemorrhage.
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The race meet for Page is scheduled
for June and and rain is predicted.
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With both Burke and Renville coun-
ties properly organized the list is grow
ing.
There are candidates this time who
never ran beforehand will never run
again.
Judge Kneeshaw is holding a term
of court at Bismarck for Judge Win
chester.
There were fewer Decoration day
ball games in North Dakota than in
former years.
Fire was discovered in the White
lumber yard at Sheldon and incen-
diarism was suspected.
There is rush for the new towns
along the Great Northern CUTOFF be-
tween Fargo and Minot.
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Judge LADDERS attacks on Senator
McCumber appear to be making votes
for the sick man in Washington.
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j. d. Bell, who has been manager Of
the. Hotel Dacotah in Grand Forks, has
purchased a hosiery in Medford, Ore.
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There has been a big trade in gaso-
line and kerosene for the traction
plows in the western part of the state,
The Mohall Tribune issued a special
when the editor heard of the supreme
court decision making Renville a
county.
w. A. Young, formerly of The Park
River Republican, is back at Beach
assisting in the publication of The Ad-
vance.
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The Hollanders who will locate at
Belfeld sailed from the land Of the
Dutch and will soon be in North Da-
kota.
The Brinsmade Star has started to
be five years old, and Editor Lindelien
has every indication of enjoying pros
perity.
The Prairie Press notes that editors
are damned if they don't expose frauds
and arrested for criminal libel-.f
they do.
Editor Mexican saw list of some Of
the high school graduates at Coopers-
town and began to realize how time
was flying.
The Darlington Independent pub
lished cut of the new Foster county
courthouse. 1t will be an attractive
structure.
County Auditor Atterbury of Will
liams has been on the job for a decade
and The Ray Recorder is camping
on his trail.
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Former Editor Hooking of Antler,
now of Culbertson, Mont, was recent
ly married and is spending his honey
moon in Minot,
Geo. A. Klingensmith of Inkster had
IA hallucination that he should shoot
off the tail Of Halley's comet. He is
now in Jimtown.
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Sheldon will soon be appendices.
1T is claimed that more people in that
town have had theirs removed than any
place that size in the state.
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There was some protest at the extra
charge of nickel by the street car
people at Grand Forks to those who
wished to go to the cemetery.
A type salesman who has been over
the state says fewer editors and print
ers are drinking now than in any time
In the history of newspaperdom.
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There will be a warm time in Fargo
the week of June 20-the good roads
meeting will be on and the equity So
ciety people will also be on deck.
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| The Mandan Republican man thinks
the grub at the state pen is better than
served at some hotels. That sounds
Encouraging to people charged with
terminal libel.
The trials of Noah cost Ward county
about $1,000 each. The FIRST time he
was sentenced to hang, the second Il
life Imprisonment and il he gets an
iother-he may be acquitted,
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| Ed Cole of Fargo, who was elected as
a, member Of the legislature some years
ago, is willing to reutrn. He's a demo-
lcrat-despite the fact some Of the DEM
ocrats tried to read him out of the
party
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The Minot Reporter has enlarged and
| lis now issued in seven column, eight
page form. 1t shows great improves
ment in other respects. It Is now own
ed by stock company. Sam Clark is
president and e. c. Brewer is business
manager.