The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-03-12


at Ambrose.
The farmers elevator at Reeder is
now assured
A new paper is. to be established
at Paddington.
900
The Richardton creamery will soon
be in operation.
Lumber jacks are drifting into North
Dakota for spring work
There have been. a number Of BUSH
ness changes at Grafton.
900
Hugh Mcdonald will be a mayoralty
candidate at Valley City.
600
Rural mail extension work is handi-
capped by the p, 0, deficit.
J. G. Mundy has purchased the
Woodwork elevator at Mylo.
900
The Antler American is one of the
neatest printed sheets in the state.
Bootleggers have started operations
in North Dakota early this season.
900
There was a small blaze in the
equity hardware store at Ambrose,
900
The Star calls. attention to the ad-
vantages of Upham as trading point
North Dakota has many inventors
who are successful in landing patents
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The Buckbrush rejoices over the or
ganization of a commercial club at
Mylo.
Jack rabbits are so numerous they
have destroyed young trees around
Goodrich E
Some one fired two bullets into the
residence of some Syrians in McIn-
tosh county.
Don't get mad Just because all your
friends won't support you- favordte
candidate for Office.
900
Miss Isabella Diclie, former resi-.
dent. of Grafton, died sue denly of
heart disease In Anamoose,
The gas well at Eansford was clog
ged a couple Of times with sand-and
it was necessary to blow it.
The people of Sheridan county
around Lincoln want the county seat
transferred there from McCluslxy.
900
AS an advertiser of the state OF
North Dakota Commissioner of Agri-
culture Gilbreath is in class by him
self.
The efforts of many editors to dis
courage freshness among the youths
of their vicinity is an encoura@ ting
sign.
There was rejoicing among the
friends of John Keeler OF Fenburn over
his acquittal on the charge of steal
ing wheat.
Jerry Frawley had been conducting
The Rolette Examiner for some time
before closing the deal to go to MIN
newaukan.
Ed. x. Moore refuses to wax patri-
otto over the contributions to the sill
yer service fund for the battleship
North Dakota
President Mcvey Of the North Dako-
ia university has made addresses in
a number of towns in the northern
part of the state.
The Nome Tribune man Is coming
to the state fair In Fargo. If the tracks
are not ready for regular trains he
will ride on the rotary.
900
Editor Rogers Of The Coteau Sem
tinel must have blurred Marshall and
Gronna at last. He is still running
their political announcements.
The northern part Of williams coun.
ty-when cut off into a new organiza-
tion--will not lack for names A
hundred or so have been suggested.
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With the large snowfall this winter
and the cold weather, which forced
the frost deeply into the ground, the
farmers anticipate a lot OF moisture
for their crops.
Al stranger went to hotel at velva.
He wanted more fresh air and kicked
out q window. The disciple Of Major
Ozone was taken to Towner for ex-
animation as to his sanity.
600
There's only one letter difference
between taxes and Texas-and every
one knows what General Sherman said
about what he would do with Texas
If he owned both 1t and hell.
The Braddock News is opposed to
contributions to the silver service for
the battleship North Dakota on the
ground it viii help Governor Burke.
The Forum can't see 1t that way.
900
There was a boxing match at VOL
ford. The Mirror says there were
seven people and three lamps present.
At the end of the fourth round the
people went out and after the fifth
the lights went out
900
There has been sold out OF North
Dakota In the past eight years, ac-
cording to the reports of the depart
ment of agriculture, of farm products
the sum of $712.437.7S3, or nearly
s100,O00.00O year, or to be more ac-
curate about 5000 year to every man,
woman and child in the state. While
the increase in values of both real
and personal property has been enor-
nous, the values OF farm nronoy.4 .