The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-05-17

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jamestown oficinIs are going after
the spitters.
Fargo is securing some more state
conventions.
The Stanton Republican had page
| Of legal matter
The Carson Press has completed it's
first two wears.
Coleharbor is preparing to rebuild
better than ever.
Isolated land in Kidder county sold
for $3.50 per acre.
The "favorite son" business Is GER
tainly getting wide run.
900
North Dakotans are greatly inter-
ested in the fish hatchery,
900
e. r. Purinton decided not to enter
the race for the legislature.
There are many new bands being
| organized in North Dakota.
900
Power blowing plants are more num-
erous over the state than ever.
900
Probably some one pulled the tail
feathers out of Halley's comet.
900
Valley City is preparing for the Min
neapolis Symphony orchestra.
There are certainly great gobs Of
harmony in Cass county politics.
Towner county is gaining a reputa-
ton for the fine stock is raises.
900
The Palermo Standard is after some
of the Mountrail county officials.
600
The accounts of the city of Kenmare
are to be investigated by an expert.
Alfred BlaisdeiI has been going
some as a congressional candidate.
Bowman has twenty-five autos.
That's not bad for o two-year-old
town.
The scrap at Bismarck over chief
Of police is arousing considerable in
terest.
North Dakota tennis players insist
there is revival Of interest in the
game.
Editor James of The Regent Times
insists on correspondents signing their
names.
Regent, Hettinger county, is scarce
ly on the map but it has a fast base
ball team. !
The combination of pair of kids
and a gun resulted in another fatality
at Bismarck.
The plan Of the medics and the cent
lists to cooperate on health work is a
good scheme.
A Logan county man recently saw
two antelopes--the first seen in that
section for years.
Editor Taylor sometimes grossley
neglects the editorial column of his
Valley City Times Record.
900
Brantford is a new Eddy county
town along the Great Northern cut
off between Fargo and Minot.
The people Of the eastern half of the
state better take a tumble to the de-
velopment in the western section.
900
The Stanton Republican denies the
report that the county seat is to lose
it's prospects of railroad development.
Jake Goldberg of Devils Lake charg-
ed that Harry Keil, his roommate,
went through his clothes andI took
$25.
Actual construction work has COM
menced at Hannaford on the Great
Northern cutoff between Fargo and
Minot.
The Mimic Journal is convinced there
is some value in the flax straw of this
state and has sample of fax fibre on
exhibition.
There are many complaints about
a lack of interest in either the state
of the county campaigns. The game
is still young.
The Bismarck Tribune has arranged
SO it's day force-by starting earlier
in the morning-can have half holi-
day Saturdays.
At Williston a humane officer took
a poor team to livery barn and had
them fed. The owner refuses to pay
for the feed they ate.
go
Belfeld is getting lot of adver-
Using out of the deal through which
Hollanders acquire $1,000,000 worth of
property in that vicinity.
900
1t is reported that ninety nine new
banks were organized in North Da-
kota during the year-what became of
the one that wandered away?
The people of North Dakota want a
man at the head of its educational af-
fairs who knows the difference between
his own funds and those Of the state
900
o. d. Sheets has completed his
school term at DeLamere and gone
back to barbering. That's case of
fixing up the kids heads-both inside
and out.
The votes in the western part of the
state this fall will be a surprise to
some of the people who imagine the In
dams and the buffaloes are running
wild out there.
The Indian school "at or near Man
dam is developing rapidly and is al
ready attracting more pupils than can
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