The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-15
NJ. ID. Kernels

The Messenger wants q houei ~
MONT.
The fear of an oil famine in Dunn
county Is past.
Several cars OF cattle were recently
SHIPPED from Linton.
900
There was a lot Of telephone extern
sion around Denbigh
Plans have been submitted for the
new N. p. depor at Beach.
600
At Dickinson slot machines for cigars
will probably be permitted.
900
Contractor Kennedy of Fargo got a
SO, 500 check from the city of Dickin-
son for contract work.
900
The. Bismarck Tribune learns that
Judge Miller Of Fargo may be a cam
didate for attorney general.
900
North Dakota financial institutions
had good year in 1909.
Editor Egan of The Tagus Mirror
insists he's not bigimist.
The Mandan News notes the rivalry
between Mandan and Bismarck.
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There is a two-headed calf on the
w. C. Price farm at Newburg.
900
Hazelton has a man who has broken
into the fancy poultry business.
900
The Denhoff Voice has new dress,
Sy11YN
900
In Morton county there are some
prosecutions of claim shack thieves.
The Tagus Mirror tells of the return
of pugilistic printer and lady killer.
A Fargo school boy insists that
newspaper men are made to be sworn
at.
A. Cornelius, a farmer living sixteen
miles from Bowman, lost his home by
fire.
The tower and the tank for the wat
erworks system at Bowman have ar
rived.
There is a movement to discredit
Williams county as to commissioners
districts.
There is music in the air at New
England since the band got down 20
business.
The town of Ayr is likely to have a
boom with the new railroad extension
work out there.
The editor of The Lansford Times
says he is not making war on individ-
uals--just on issues.
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The Zahl Mixer still insists il pub
fishes more news about zahl than any
paper in the world.
| Efforts are being made around New
burg to prevent so much rubberneckine
over the telephone lines.
Marshall and Gronna are getting
credit for considerable Investment in
North Dakota newspapers.
The snow was so deep in places
around Sentinel Butte that the rural
mail carrier had to lay off.
Paul Paulson, an old time Fargo
| printer, recently made final proof on 9
valuable claim near Crosby.
III Nels B, Russian, formerly OF Fargo
new of Palermo, received a notice d
the death in Norway of his father.
600
The FLASHER Hustler evidently takes
n little stock in the plea of The Carson
Press for a division of Morton coun
~
il An effort win be made to combin
the various local organizations Of tn
American Society of Equity aroun,
carpio.
After gazing on the cuts of some o
! the brother editors Kvello of The En-
derlin Headlight is almost persuade
to run his.
/, Jones OF Rock-state's attorney O
Q LaMoure county. is said to have han
kering after the democratic nominatio
for governor.
Editor III, Fl. Roberts of Tower Cit
was confirmed as postmaster, havin
served satisfactorily in that capacit
{ 4 AOA OAA~ 1SAaAs
{ The Washburn mills were forced I
shut down because of shortage {
Y flour sacks. held up somewhere by tn
q lswitchmen's strike.
n 600
S The Beach Chronicle rejoices at I'll
s publicity given its flax king article
J. even if credit was not always give
That's the proper attitude.
The Perth Journal isn't proud of tt
? increased postal order business in tn
!. state-and assumes that 1t means mo
- business for the mail order houses.
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:. Judge Burke declined to reopen Il
y case of Johannes VS.. Coghlan in whi,
the former. secured Judgment of 81
500 for being beaten by the defen,
ant.
is 600
i "Old Bill" Mumhy Of Buford mu
i have gotten good dinner the la
t. time he was at Williston, judging FRO
j. the write up of a county seat hot
is In his Tribune.
Despite the fact that the Palern
creamery has made good The Standa
1g finds there is a lack Of interest in son
quarters and insists that everyhos
L. should boost.
ar The Bismarck Palladium figures tn
! over $4,000 people read The Far
III Forum every dav The Forlf,s, has 4