The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-27
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Kermit had q successful farmers
day.
Mandan expects over 1000 popula-
ton.
Hettinger is to have new freight
depot.
cmemee is planning big celebra-
ton July 4.
Mountrail county will enforce the
weed law.
The Grano Tribune has new sum
mer heading.
The sheyenne Star is after the slot
machine fellows.
Charlie Crane was thrown in a horse
race at Stanley.
The Ray Recorder appears to be en-
joying prosperity.
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The county seat fight in Mountrail is
becoming hot stuff
Several new banks are to be started
"a DOWAian County.
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The Devils Lake Journal has added
a telegraphic report.
900
Enderlin is to have street fair and
carnival June 10 and II.
900
The Journal insists on more and bet
ter sidewalks at Lansford
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Donnybrook is serious about break
ing into the natural gas belt.
900
BY May 23 there had been over fifty
arrests in Minot for drunkenness
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There are numerous candidates for
county Offices in Sheridan county.
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The Drake News claims that iron ore
was found at Brush lake near there.
900
The people of the country are wag-
ing war against the open fruit stands.
900
If the size of the paper money is to
be cut down-will it make it any easier
to get?
The use of the public drinking cup
IN the schools of North Dakota should
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The pee. of Oliver county are
greatly interested in that proposed
electric line.
The electric line proposition in Oil
YER county appears to be progressing
satisfactorily.
The troubles between Ward and
Mountrail counties have reached the
appeal stage.
Congressman Hanna's efforts in be-
half of the new settlers is being gem
orally appreciated.
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The McClusky bald went bump and
there is some talk of the organization
Of jewsharp orchestra.
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superintendent Danford of the M. e.
church in the western part of the state
s adding many new churches
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Farmers and others taking up estray
animals should be careful to observe
he law regarding advertising them
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The Ross Valley News draws the |
inc on supporting home candidates |
VINO get their printing done elsewhere |
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The Rock Lake Ripples thinks |
'Tightwad Tom" Marshall intends TO /
'eat the newspapers by using circu-
ars
Cavalier dems are not elated over
he prospect of the republican fact |
ions harmonizing with one county
icket.
The people of North Dakota will |
ave an opportunity Lc hear J. ]. Hill
I the state fair in Fargo the last week
n July.
A steer on Anton Falla's farm near
Sinford committed suicide by hang
1g. The animal became entangled in
swing.
The single men at Velva walloped
he married ones at baseball A di-
orcee should have been selected for
he umpire.
There is dissatisfaction at Crosby
yer the manner in which the streets
re being surveyed since the townsite
hanged hands.
John l.. Mathews OF Cayuga had his |.
uto badly damaged by fire-but the
act that it was insured saved him
grief.
Col. Ike Steen, formerly of Fargo and
LayvilIe and for several years of Nor
on county, is a candidate for states
ttorney over there.
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The people of the state are pleased
the prospect of securing another
getting the state !
lvided into districts. K
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Fred Anderson of Stanley mistook
bottle of carbolic acid for medicine
nd nearly died before a doctor re-
eyed his sufferings.
The plans of The Grand Forks Her.
d to lay the foundation for the sup
ort of Burke again-are rather coarse
even for that sheet beet
Edward O'Leary, just over from Ire
nd, died of pneumonia at New Rock
'rd. He contracted a severe cold on
le way over the ocean.
Jacob Free is a blind man who sells
zoe strings on the streets in Minot
he other day his wife died and left
Velve motherless children.
900 !
The approach of hot weather will be
boon In many respects. 1t will make
10 North Dakota crops grow and ii
ay also force congress to adjourn.
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The old timers at Steele are recall
e the first traction anrines nxrnr