The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-23

ming for the coming baseball campaign.
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The Bulletin gives some good advice
as to how Blaisdell can best be built
up.
/ r. Fl. Johnson appeared to be the
popular choice of Dickinson people for
mayor.
The Fourteenth infantry fresh from
the. Philippines, has arrived at Fort
Lincoln.
Editor Mclaughlin of The Page Rec
ord is rejoicing now that his better
half has arrived.
| More candidates are getting in the
game in LaMoure county-and they
| started early, too.
The address of President Worst of
the A. c. before the farmers at For
man made great hit.
| Since the coal rate decision plans are
in progress for the improvement Of
many Ignite coal mines.
| The Walhalla Mountaineer strongly
condemns the practice of expectorat-
| ing on the floor in public places.
900
H. w. Miller was badly injured by
being thrown from a wagon, while en-
route to his home from LaMoure.
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A concern in which Fred Mclean
of Fargo is interested, has taken over
the electric light plant at Walhalla.
4 900
The press of the state gave wide
q publicity to the decision of the, u. S.
supreme court In the coal rate cases.
T.: Jimmie Brooke, private secretary TO
Senators Thompson and Purcell, may
I be a candidate for county judge at
Cando.
Grace City is the name Of one of the
new towns to be started in Foster
county along the Great Northern ex-
tension.
Experts have finished checking up
The auditors Office and are now at
work on the books of the treasurer at
Dickinson.
t Enderlin has two motion picture
, shows-and the proprietor of the Sec
a
7 came to start his.
The papers down the Southwestern
branch Of the Northern Pacific want
! the track ironed with heavier steel sc
: larger engines will be used.
+ 800
The McHenry Free Press wants de.
: linquents to come across. A fire Loss
was recently sustained and Editor
= Faytle has also been i'll with typhoid.
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Leo Jonitz of Lidgerwood came tt
O the front with the first story of los.
I ing finger by his ak catching tht
!, clothes line while he was choppine
I wood.
The mug" OF Captain Henry of Val.
ley City a candidate for secretary Of
! it's repeated appearance in the press OF
; the state.
y There are renewed rumors of tn,
d candidacy of Register Wilson of tn,
g Williston landoffice for governor. On,
g report is that he has sent In his resig
nation to the federal job.
d 900
It The Jud Leader thinks with farm
n land selling at $40 and the state onh
IS twenty five years old--the soil ma,
e bring quite a price by the time thu
e state is far along in years.
oil go
a The Forman News suggests the ker.
4 nels man try the prunes and bread
Z anti-fat diet. He may have to-if h,
i lands in the institution over which
s Warden Hellstrom presides.
2 The criminal libel charge agafns
5.l The Forum management were made b,
FL. III. Thompson in the interests d
e both his father and Governor Burke-
,, with accent on the governor,
le There was fun at Harvey mar
p became intoxicated. His brother hear,
d OF it and. proceeded to administer ,
n spanking where 1t would do the mos
u good 1t was one Of the old fashione,
kind
III The Munich Herald is a warm ad
J. mirer of Usher L. Burdick and can,
W see why the insurgents deemed
r. necessary to turn him down and nam
l. Judge Lauder and one OF the men 70
le congress.
IF AT Wimbledon colored man an
L an objectionable white were rounde
up before committee Of citizens an
ordered to get out of town. They went
The fellows were thought to have bee
handling booze.
= 900
State Humane Offlcer Blake found
= horse practically starved to death a
i Devils Lake. It was in such conditiol
4 the veterinarians. said it couldn't r.
cover and ordered 1t killed. It belong
ed to Ed Tanner. :
900
e ne WalnaAa Mountaineer intimate
1he insurgents spurned the advice 8
q ssofonel Hager Of, st Thomas and Graf
: ton' Iney must have been at q con
SIDERABLE distance-for that vtDise d
his Is q long range affair.