The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-21

Some Illinois people are investing in
Pembina county lands.
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After that maiden" speech--Senator
Purcell had sore throat
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Farmers around Hankinson complain
of damage by game birds.
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There has been a noticeable improve
ment in The Page Record.
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Candidates for the legislature are
doing some tall hustling.
The discovery of gas at Sherwood
puts that town on the map.
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There are thousands of ducks nesting
in North Dakota this summer.
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The Examiner is a new paper at
Epworth. Mountrail county.
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The Perth Progress insists on the
reelection of Congressman Hanna.
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Medora still retains some of the
characteristics of the ranch towns.
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Efforts are being made in Ward
county to beautify the school grounds,
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Beach is growing so rapidly another
physician has decided to locate there.
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There was a hot time at Sherwood
over the arrival of pair of newly
weds.
The cornerstone of the Methodist
church at Sherwood was laid last Sat
urday.
Ward county people are more or less
in the air over the county division de-
cisions.
Professor Abbott of Glenburn will be
an instructor in the A, C. in Fargo
next year.
Many papers in the state are pub
fishing development articles of interest
and value.
Investment companies in Fargo and
Grand Forks got $4,000 subscriptions
at Edmore.
The baseball fans in jamestown are
showing an unusual amount of en-
thusiasm.
The Park River Gazette is getting
to be an old time-having started on
Vol. XVIII.
Dawson gets the last of the twenty
four demonstration farms provided for
in this state.
Editor Lampman OF The Michigan
Arena hands his political opponents
some warm stuff
The Hankinson News thinks the re-
port of the school election in that town
was badly garbled.
Some towns will insist the census
enumerator overlooked about 10 per
cent of the people.
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Grading work is being rapidly
pushed on he Pingree- branch
Of the Northern Pacific.
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The Walhalla Mountaineer rejoices
over the completion OF $4oO worth of
job work for Fargo firm.
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The Herald insists on a baseball
other towns I'm that section.
The Journal is sure that 1000 peo-
pie were overlooked by the census
|enumerator at Devils Lake.
Editor Taylor of LaMoure should get
some new cuts. He looks better since
The whacked off that moustache.
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The reports from the meetings held
by the insurging spellbinders do not
show there have been large audiences.
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The Minot Optic hopes the Ward
county division schemes will yet be
reversed by the state supreme court.
Senator Leutz OF Morton county is
too bnsily engaged in enlarging his
famous brick plant to participate in
politics.
The papers in Northern Williams
county are greatly elated over what
they deem the practical certainty of
county division.
Geo. e. Duis of Grand Forks is
travelling over the site in the inter-
ests of his democratic candidacy for
the IT. S. Senate.
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Gus Attack of Darlington claims to
have a mica mine on his farm. A
mine of that kind is about the least
valuable In the business.
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Mott Is attracting lot of attention.
ITS growth has been remarkably rapid,
and with two railroads coming there
viii be something doing.
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In the absence Of a check to ac-
company the political announcement
"a candidate sent the editor OF The
Marmarth Mail d lock Of hair.
Editor Wood OF The Steele Ozone
couldn't stand that tariff speech made
by Doc Purcell Il Is said that Doc