The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-26
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Monango
The Darlington BottIing works in
Icorporated.
North Dakota corn fed hogs brought
great prices.
Mayvillians are rejoicing over. the
new bakery.
Attorney Slavens of Towner is to
be a Irvine maker.
McHenry has been unfortunate in
the number of fires.
900
More cooperation is wanted for the
creamery at Havana
900 t, ..n
The Sarles Advocate has some. good
state items each week. <@. ,Es
The house on the Woodwork farm
near Tagus was burned
900
A lot of champion" whist players
got theirs this winter.
900
The Record insists there is an over
supply of dogs in Russo.
600
The residence of Andrew Paulson
near McClusky, was burned.
900
The Mylo Buckbrush printed a part
of one issue on wrapping paper.
There will be a lively time in Wells
county over the legislative ticket.
Another effort Nj be made to bond
Pierce county for a courthouse,
90
The republicans of Mountrail coun-
ty are urged to stand together.
600
The democrats are sure they are in
harmony. That should help some.
Towner held an enthusiastic meet
ing.
The jamestown Capital wants peo-
pie to WORK, talk and build for James
town.
There is no danger of a scarcity of
candidates for sheriff in La Moure
county.
General Creel the founder Of Eevils
Lake. declines to be a candidate for
mayor.
North Dakota's banana belt stretch
of winter weather was all ripped up
the back. 81
Bottineau county sent it's three
.handsomest editors to the state meeting
in Fargo.
Some counties in North Dakota were
in no rush to contribute to the bat-
tleship fun
Editor Kehrer of The Staats-zei-
tung of McClusky has orderer a type
setting machine.
It is an unusual experience to pick
up, weekly paper that contains no
auction sale ads.
Farmers in the eastern part of the
state are securing sead grain from
western counties.
The ,Bowbells Bulletin man evidently
doesn't love Editor Stickley OF The
Kenmare Journal.
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Editor Egan of The Tagus Mirror
denies any one has financial interest
in his publications.
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Landlord O'Reilly of one of tie Park
River hotels a few years ago is re-
ported dead in Idaho.
A barber and a drug clerk at Bow
don had scrap. The face t1xer had
the better of the a row.
If the patrons of the schools win
visit the institutions more frequently
there will be less criticism.
A local union of the American So
ciety of Equity was established at
Hampden by Carl f. RakoW.
The Sentinel Butte Republican
thinks a road builder can get lot
of business in that vicinity.
900
H. j. Hughes, formerly of the North
Dakota. A. c., is now editor in chief
of The Farm, Stock and Home.
90
A visiting engineer informed Car
rlngton that it would cost $4,000 to
construct a sewer system there.
NSGD%G
Editor Darland is making many inn
proyements in The Darlington Record.
The publication has Len gingered up.
The Leeds News castigates a bust
ness man who is to take the Nelson
cure to avoid the payment of some
bills.
The Glover club is the chief social
Organization at Edinhurg and has Civ
en- some very pleasant events this
winter. ast.-
There have been many expressions
of sympathy for Editor Corbett of The
Kenmare News over the loss. of his
plant by fire.
The priest in charge of the abbey
lat Richardton is said to be slated for
the. position of bishop in the new Bis
marck district.
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A Perth man is sure there is money
in goats. He dropped his pocketbook
and a minute later goat ate tt
money and all
The Denhof- Voice thinks The Gaz-
cite is doing more Yelling for Me-
.Clusky than McClusky is for The Gaz-
cite. That is true Of q lot OF towns
in the state.
Chas. Schafer broke "a leg on the
streets Of BowbeIls some time ago and
has started q $4,000 damage suit.
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