The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-17
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Hettinger has a new attorney
900
Mandan has two candidates TOT 7'd'e
senator
At Garrison the wind unroofed
building
The office of The Mercer Telegram
was under water
The lecture courses in North Dakota
are approaching the end.
900
Beach has a teachers nstltute
scheduled for March 81
The Gazette insists on fast base
ball team at Courtenay.
Alderman Kelley Of jamestown re-
signed to run for mayor
Boost for Stanley is the slogan In
the Mountrail county seat.
The kids have already commenced to
play baseball in the outlots.
900
Chimneys at Enderlin were not all
on straight after the blow"
900
Palermo is waging hot fight for
the county seat of Mountrafl.
900
The new Catholic church at Hankin-
son is a magnificent structure.
900
The Review insists on the business
men of Crosby being boosters.
900
Mayor Gaebe o. New Salem refused
tt be candidate for reelection.
900
Don't let peddlers and strangers
catch you on easy" propositions?
The lid is on at MISUNDERSTANDING
the prosecution Of a blind pigger.
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The Forman News prints cuts of
many farm scenes in Sargent county.
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Many small towns report they were
shortchanged in motion picture shows,
Frank E. Fisk is the new president
of the Williams County Bar association.
900
Senator Purcell donated pulpit BIZ
BILE to the Presbyterian church at Cros-
by.
Ryder's three banks were reduced
to two-as a result of consolidation
deal
The gophers are reported to be fat
and sleek after their winters hiberna-
ton.
Representative Traynor of Devils
Lake will not be a candidate for re-
election.
The druggists of the state are ad :
vertising formaldehyde for treating
seed grain.
The Kenmare News has purchased a
new outfit and will soon be printing
at home again.
The people of Wimbledon were great
lX pleased with the success of, the
farmers Institute. :
The Lansford Times man tells his
readers he doesn't live in a glass house
and things like that.
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Editor Mcleod of The Stanley Sun
may remove to Montana and accept a
newspaper proposition.
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Editor Hartley, formerly with The
La Moure Echo is now with The
Wahpeton Globe-Gazette.
The Glen Ullin News denied any at
tempt would be made to put in a
municipal lighting plant.
There are objections to the form of
the resolutions for the courthouse
bonds in Sargent county.
How will the Western union of
fices-where there is no night service
send letters by telegraph?
Editor Ayres of The Dickinson Press
is getting bouquets on the 9th ami
versary of his publication.
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There is lot Of comment in the
state press about the refusal Of certain
candidates to be. eliminated.
900
The large attendance at the farmers
institutes this winter has been most
encouraging to the promoters.
e. N. Kile of Palermo awoke one
night just in time to see the roof os his
domicile floating across the prairie.
The Kenmare newspapers dwelt to-
gether in harmony while both were
being issued from the same plant
700
Arrangements will be made TO dam
the lake at Ashley and get a larger
body of water for boating and bathing
purposes.
Judge Goss' candidacy for the SUI
preme court was announced in The
Minot Independent along with a four
column cut.
A big boom is reported at Williston
this spring. All three of the papers
there are working for the development
Of the town.
900
A Kenmare man went to sleep with
a lighted pipe in his mouth. He woke
up when most OF the bed clothing had
been burned.
Dexter Maltby, son OF the Forman
editor, has returned from ST. Louis to
accept the position of editor OF The
Cayuga Citizen.
Sheriff Olson Of williston Is getting
bouquets over his success In cleaning