The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-07
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Don't overlook the corn crop.
900
Dickinson wants brass band.
Mandan is after bottling works.
S1<&eS
Baseball tournaments are being or.
gained.
There is cruel circulation war al
lWilliston.
The Courtenay carnival is slated fol
June 1914.
The people of North Dakota want
good roads.
The people Of Dickinson want more
local trains.
The story that Bismarck had beer
inspector was denied.
600
The Milton Globe has quite an Illus
trated political annouhcement page.
900
Some thoroughbred riding horses
have been purchased by Langdonites.
Alex Wright vouches for Tightwad
tom Marshall-but who vouches for
Alex?
The Midland Continental is doing
more grading work south of James
town. %
Some of the insurgent papers are
still haunted by the ghost Of Alex Nc
Kenzie.
t. Horning OF Cayuga was thrown
from a pillow and one of his arms was
broken.
Editor Kellogg of The Cakes Journal
is not very popular with the Glendale
editors
. The Mimic Journal clans that town
has the niftiest driving team in the
country.
Alex Wright states he cleared up $50
on The Forman Independent during the
past year.
] An Italian organ grinder with a mon
key furnished amusemut for the kids
at Linton.
| Beach wasn't on the map a short
time ago-and now land is selling at
$50 per acre.
The Cooperstown Sentinel has quit
guessing when the Midland Continental
won't come there.
900
| The Russell Miller Milling Co. will
install 500 horse power engine in the
plant at jamestown.
i 900 I'D
Robert Cochrane of Schafer offers a
steer for. the barbecue to be given the
editors at Williston.
90 s.,
The Cakes Journal man rather re-
fuses to be comforted on the Dickey
county bond election>
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The farmers at Ayr lost one elevator
by fire, but they have another so will
be in position to handle grain.
There are said to be many newspan-.
er offices in the state in which print
| er would be warmly welcomed.
The crops in the northwestern part
of the state are reported to be more
advanced than in other sections.
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Captain Scarlet proposes to see that
dogs captured by the official catcher
at Minot have humane treatment.
The Tagus Mirror wonders why the
county commissioners charged more.
than the market price for seed wheat.
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The north half of Dickey county vot-
ed against the bonding proposition
but not quite hard enough to defeat it.
The farmers elevator at Cooperstown
will be rebuilt. A concrete structure
will take the place of the former one.
900 ..,s $500,
The Grafton acknowledgements
notes the popularity of Gunder Olson,
the stalwart candidate for state treas
urer.
The Osnabrook Independent tells of
a savage rooster that infests a section
of that town. 1t chased kid three
blocks.
The Monitor says Will Freeman was
the preacher at the Congregational
church in Maxbass--on a recent Sun
day evening.
North Dakota veterans are pleased
that Commander in Chief Van SAINT
of the national c. A. r. VII attend the
state encampment.
900
If Tom Marshall controls Oakes-as
1T is claimed by his friends-he Ger
tainly handed Glendale hot one in
that bond election.
90
The Minot Reporter is certainly go
ing some. If it keeps up the present
clip the people of Minot will have no
reason TO complain.
900
The Minot Reporter attributes some
thing to President LeSueur of the com
mission form of governments boost
in the price of beer from So to so cents.
900
From the line of talk handed out by
Judge LauderAThe Bottineau CouraEt
man naturally made the mistake of
putting his initials "B. S."-instead of
w. s.
The Hunter Herald endeavors to dis
courage young people who are ambi-
tious to quiz school. Editor Mitchell
thinks another year or two will prove
beneficial
At Bismarck the fort recently aban-
doned its water sytem to take city |
water-and the pen is now quitting the
city water to install its own system |
1t is all from the point of view
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