The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-30

600
The farmers around Hampden are
to operate an elevator.
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The premium list for the county fair
at Grand Forks is out
John l.. Burns is the new proprietor
Of The Cayuga Citizen.
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There have been several accidents
with autos in Grand Forks.
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The site for the new school building
at Minot has been selected
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An Odd Fellows lodge will be insti-
tuted at Manning this week.
Langdon people are preparing for a
Scotch entertainment this fall.
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Cando is rejoicing over the promise
of a new Great Northern depot
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The Cando Herald insists Towner
county is one of the best in the state.
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The prohibitionists appear well sat
isfied with the position of Congress-
man Hanna.
There was a lively time at Hunter
when a fire alarm was sounded in one
of the hotels
Printer Gribbins gets his name in
The Bismarck Tribune-on add lines
rather frequently.
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James johnson Of Minot is to con-
struct new business block. That's
better than running for congress.
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Miss Bessie Kane declined to make
the race for superintendent of public
instruction on the state democratic
ticket
The Promoter wants the people of
Stanley to do everything to promote
the business interests of the Mountrail
capital
Miss Steake, county superintendent
of schools in .Hettinger county. is re-
covering from injuries received in a
runaway.
There is some doubt as to the legal
ity of the residence of the chairman
of the Ward county board of county
commissioners.
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John Andrews can get some old civil
libel suits-but so far has been unable
to get arrested three times in one day
for criminal libel.
The bismarck Tribune accuses The
Grand Forks Herald Of ''wobbling'' on
probably had another spasm of dys-
pepsia
The Ashley Tribune insists an Eff
fort was made by some insurgents to
make the people of Mcintosh county
believe Buchanan was not a prohibit
ZIONIST
Some one poisoned the pet dog of
Editor Trubshaw of Cooperstown and
he offers a reward of $50 for the ar
rest and conviction Of the poison dis
tributor
1t is said that Tightwad Tom Mar
shall and Gronna both object to the
payment of the $4,000 levy made on
them by Joe Devine. Joe must have
something.
Editor Hughes of The Ray Pioneer is
quoted as saying IL he had been born
an American citizen he would have
been ashamed of it. That's hard on
the United States.
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Mrs. e. Mcdonald has again become
manager of the Western Union offices
at jamestown. Miss Kelly. who has
been manager for some time, resigned
and will locate in Fargo.
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The Bathgate Pink Paper. can't un-
derstand why Candidate Helgesen
speaks about republican misrule-and
then advises the election of more re-
publicans-and things like that.
The Minot Independent can't mag
inc why a resident of Minot is blind
TO the advantages that city would gain
from being the home Of the governor.
1t would be an advertisement all right.
500
H. F. Forkert is after some men who
etarted TO work on his farm near We
rona-for the scason-and then jump
ed their jobs He wants to learn
farmers and employers have
any rights.
There was a clash at Minot over the
Ward county election supplies. The
auditor claimed the right to get out
the ballots and the county commits
sioners wanted another firm to have
the contract.
Editor Falkenstein of The Bottineau
News wants to build up state ma
chine so he can pull off some iobbery
for Marshall and Gronna AT least
there is just as much truth In the fore
going as his statement regarding The
Forum and Alex Mckenzie.
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The Minot Independent thinks the
twin city dailies have prospered from
the North Dakota patronage and they
continue to misrepresent the state ana
its best interests. The moral to thar
Is to subscribe for North Dakota
daily--The Forum may suit you.
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The Lidgerwood Broadaxe dislikes
the manner III which the insurgent
Valley City Times Record boosts for
Frank s Henry for secretary Of state
then Editor Andrews admits he win
not SUPPORT the ticket selected al the
-if It doesn't please him.