The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-11
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Bismarck claims to be convention
city.
Buford has carpet and rug fac
tory.
Sentinel Butte il to have new
bank.
The creamery at Denhoff has been a
success.
Winter wheat in North Dakota is
spod crop.
Coleharbor appears to be an unlucky |
burg on fires.
Pingree Is booming in anticipation
of the railroad boom.
At Bismarck a family was quaran-
tined with diphtheria.
900
The auto trade has been good in the
northern part Of the state.
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Beach gets new electric light plant
and a concrete block factory.
800
Bismarck and Mandan supporters of
tuS pIUliDlliOn law are hCIIVS.
900
Alex Jardine, veteran of the Boer
war, recently died at New Rockford.
900
The Flasher Hustler is to mention
candidate for governor from Fargo.
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The Russell Sentinel looks like a
twin brother to The Lansford Journal
U~oS
The Chronotype says the people of
Neche have cleaned up their premises.
Several towns in the state have laid
in a fresh new supply of dog license
tags.
The Westhope Standard takes a
lively interest in Bottineau county pol
itics.
The G. A. r. suggests patriotic OBJ
servance of Memorial and Decoration
days.
The Beach Advance has started on
it's third year and the editor feels
grateful.
A large meteor fell near Grano and
some people thought Halley's comet
had let go.
Roy Mckenzie broke his ankle in a
ball game between New Rockford and
Fessenden.
There have recently been large
number of fatalities among children
| in the state.
600
Former Governor White has been at
Coleharbor adjusting some FIRE insur-
ance claims.
Kenmare had lot of trouble with
| its water supply recently but the
troubles are now happily adjusted.
900
The Kenmare Journal figures the
fight is between the old and the new
gang-''heads / win, tails you lose"
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The cornerstone of the new court
house at Darlington is to be laid May
25 and Governor Burke is to make
an address.
90
/ Judge Burke of Valley City ex-
presses himself well, pleased with the
progress of his candidacy for the SUI
preme court.
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William Mitchell, who was dragged
to death near LaMoure. was former
British sailor and was one time on the
famouse Ddeadnaught.
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One of the state editors thinks the
insurgent eleminators must be SMOOTH
fellows to win over Burdick-aftel
having eliminated him.
The assessors are at work but sc
far appear unable to locate many dia-
monds-and some of the autos seen
to have taken to the woods.
i w. B. Mclaughlin has leased The
Page Record for long term. Barney
is one of the best boys in the business
and was for several years with The
Forum.
The Walcott Reporter lis to add {
new press. Editor Lee is determined
to give the people of the north end O.
Richland one Of the best weeklies ii
the state.
The Cando Herald appears TO thinl
The Forum should keep quiet on schoo
! land matters-because some one whS
! has the same political afflliation,
J might be involved
Cox.
Il The newspaper boys are somewha
divided in their opinion as to whethe
the reports were true about Roosevelt
remaining silent three entire minute
at the tomb Of Napoleon.
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Out in Dunn county two candidate
for the legislature settled the question
by drawing lots to see which shout,
run. That system might be tried b,
the republicans for state Offices.
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: That was an ambitious .22-calibr
rife bullet that struck Peter Hildre
12-year- old boy at Petersburg /
hit him in the breast and dill not stol
: till 1t worked its way up behind hi
ear.
1t is reported that a postmaster il
the western part Of the state-in hi
anxiety to defeat the mail orde
2 houses-didn't distribute some of tn
!, ca4s. !, ues AM Is now threatened wit
2 prosecution.
DIR. HARDWOOD of Hope had narroy
4 escape from being struck by a trai
at Page. He attempted to cross tn
t track in an auto and only saved him
e self by suddenly steering off and run
d ming along the track.