The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-20

Inc oates Tor LLle IdLI ebL SA S"AA FA'AS
have been fixed for Oct. 5-6-7.
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Devils Lake is preparing to enter
tain the postmaster July 12-14.
$40
The library of the Valley City nor
NAL is to be kept open during vaca-
ton.
Esmond expected a treat when
Judge Engerud made a date for that
town.
County division is a real live issue
in Williams-especially in the north
ern part.
Mayor McClory is making good at
Devils Lake and that town is advanc-
ing rapidly.
The editors of the state are writing
up the baseball games better than in
the old days.
The towns along the N. P. were elat-
ed oven the success of the Better
Farming special.
7. K. Curry, formerly editor of The
Binford Times, is candidate for coun-
ty auditor in Bowman.
There have been several narrow es-
escapes from fire at Wilton - from
throwing out hot ashes.
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The Medora Herald insists that
Beach is hysterical because the lat
ter seeks the Billings county seat.
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There is a disposition on the part of
the smaller towns of the state to add
more equipment for fire fighting.
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The small son of NJ. o. Knight, who
formerly lived in Wheatland. Fargo
and Russo. was filled in Minneapolis.
With all the names in the world
the people can't understand why that
place in Mckenzie county was called
The Devils Lake Journal thinks
Tightwad F. Marshall is kept hust-
ling between North Dakota and Min
neapolis.
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Was it the crop outlook or antago-
ntstic congressional agitation that
called off railroad construction in North
Dakota?
A Morton county claim holder has
estimated the number of gophers
On his quarter and figures there are
at least AZ 600
There have been complaints at Mott
because autoists neglected to have
their machines lighted when driving at
nigh speed in the n dark.
The Bismarck Tribune can't see tho
the reduction in the price of water in
Fargo is any great beneft-as it is
not fit to use-at any price.
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The Bismarck Tribune notes that
some OF the newspapers are running
hose crude oil ads just as If thew ex.
oected to be paid for them.
900
TlghtWad F. Marshall is stul boss.
n-chief of the insurgents. After the
he will retire to his numer-
Jus banks and his telephone trust.
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Eoltof Kellogg of The Oakes |
journal became riled up and devoted |
hls columns to roasting Editor Wright |
u Oakes and Editor Beveridge of FL |
endale. "a En-
ia Patterson of Bismarck ever
lults the hotel business he can roo1,o
rood as contractor He Is hosstro
ne construction of his new six-story
Hotel Mckenzie. '''S
N<3M
ne olstrict judges who aspire IN
ne supreme bench get some assistance
It home from attorneys who uo,,,s
IKE TO fill the vacancies eansad ~.
he promotions. ny
600
nc hlLlored Tribune fears the auto
rae and the purchase of canadsau
ands by North Dakotans is rerno eui
90 much money from tba naS.,.,e
of trade. oAat
100
Inc condition of slaughter ba,,a
2 Grand Forks is reported ~ 49,
zen decidedly unsanitary--and +he
took place some time os4ae
he first agitation 'iler
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ne jamestown Capital insists AZ.
lumber IS too poor a man--has 70 ~
le Weaith-to represent North T ne ~
2 the senate and wants banker 1t,,a
MARSHALL or Gronna. >'t iike
G<2SS
some one is circularane The 49,
nat ballinger forced the resigno tt epore
REQ. W. Wilson as register Of the wv WIZ ~
lston iandoffice Mr.. Wilson -, ras,s = ~
2 enter the political campaign '''4ou
600
The fact that the nilitia ,,,,,
,ezVous IN Fargo during the waal sen ~
ne state fair preparatory to tn M u
ampment at Sparta, wis. i s,,ra en-
tract large crowd to the HE st 10 20
EXPOSITION. 'Ae DIG state
At the home OF the late 60.
onnson Judge Lauder smoke a. s5eaator
ully ignored reference at 4 er ana tact
ne ticket with Lauder-tho o,,,,a--on
the rest Of the aanSaa. ne
% boost for Gronnain pe sarahaates.
' s.,si not have been very heI I9DuI i