The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-15
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UfGHns
The Leeds News was long on auc-
ton ads
wahpeton is after more jobbing
houses
Many ST. Patrick day events were
planned.
The hobos are on their way to this
northwest.
The Hansboro News prints picture
Of Its press.
There are no danger OF ice gorges
in the Missouri
The shortage OF hogs lie causing q
lot Of speculation.
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The Globe Gazette predicts a big
year for Wahpeton
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The wahpeton baseball fans are
feeling the infection.
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Mayor sprake of Casselton is a can
didate for reelection.
There are several private electric
light plants at Wheatland.
600
The wheatland News reports the
recent revival there a success.
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Many papers in the state boost North
Dakota for It's butter business.
This is the time Of the year to get
busy and select trees for planting.
The township elections are over. The
next thing is the municipal campaigns.
The Glendale A. o. U. w. lodge is
hustling for big batch Of new mem
bers
The heavy wind Of a week ago Sun
day did damage in many sections of
the state.
Users Of the filtered city water of
Grand Forks are being advised to boil
the fluid.
At Wishek an injunction was served
against the owners of building and it
was closed.
There was smallpox at Mimic but
strict quarantine kept it confined to
one family.
G. M. Packard of Valley witty may
purchase an interest in The Park River
Republican.
Grand Forks Is letting more paving
contracts and other municipal i'm
provenent jobs.
Joseph Bottreel who lives near NAL
da, Cavalier county. lost two horses
by drowning in well.
900
town all right. Some damage was
done to a store building.
The Courier Democrat says there are
already $4,000 improvements in sight
for Langdon this spring.
There have been a dozen new state
banks and trust companies organized
in the state since November.
900
There was some fun at jamestown
over a load of ..ay-which seems to
have gotten into tho wrong barn.
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Skulason declines to be eliminated
by the insurgenr committee and will
continue in the race for congress.
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Printer Sheehan who recently died
In Fargo, was foreman of The Lang
don Courier Democrat for many years
600
P. o. Kolterman, the Cakes baker
purchased the Cakes restaurant and
will work the two enterprises together
Colonel Bloom of Devils Lake is hav-
| Ing a lot of fun telling in his Journal
about the different republican candi-
dates.
The scrap between the Barnes coun-
| ty board of health and the Valley City
health officer attracts considerable at
tention
One of the worst features of the
elimination" committee business is
that some of the fellows refuse to be
i"eIiminated."
The farm home of Anton Five near
Steele was burned. A similar mis-
fortune befell August Wiedel of the
same locality.
The thaw at Adams flooded the base
ments, some of them to a depth of two
feet and the Office of The Budget was
one of them.
If Plumley goes to the pen, Editor
Taylor of the " c. T.-R. wants He'll
strom to make him a chambermaid--
ike Andy Jones.
The Milton Globe headed some
kindly notices of its birthday -
Flowers before the Funeral" Why
have any funeral?
Harvey Allensworth, one of the Bur-
leigh county old timers, has returned
from Oklahoma and Texas-and is glad
he is North Dakotan.
Farmer Hines, formerly promoter OF
railroad in this state, is still at the
work in Canada, despite the efforts OF
certain interests to sidetrack him.
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| The Devils Lake Journal man bet
ter look out. He calls Joe Devine q
| ''plous pde-face." Bloom should re-
member there are criminal libel laws
galore.
The franchise of lighting the town
OF Lidgerwood by electricity has been
granted w. r. Movius and great Inn
provements are being planned in Edi-
tor Andrews burg.
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The people of Lisbon are elated over
the opening of the Bradford hotel. The
boniface, a former Fargoan, knows the
/ business and ahauld raalra q hs1~a aasr