The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-02-23
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90
Land values ars s.' jumping
a new contracting firm nas located
at Mott.
McCluslsy had some narrow escapes
from fire.
The Tribune wants commercial
club at Tolna.
900
Auction sale ads are prominent in
the weekly press.
$500 900
Former President Merriield OF the
state Y. is in Egypt:
Plans are being made to secure o
flour mill for Hatton.
Grand Forkers are soon to vote on
the commission system.
600
Dickinson claims the best high
school building in the state.
600
Editor Young of White Earth and
Ray was laid up with a tin ear.
The McClusky Gazette thinks truth
It nell. Who has been telling it?
The Minot Reporter port calls Mcleod
Of The Stanley Sun a disciple of sun
shine.
North Dakota is credited with more
tons of coal than any other state in
the union.
There many be a new deputy u. S.
marshall all of the rumors are to
be credited. ~
The friends of Judge Goss of Minot
feel he is certain to be elected to the
supreme bench.
The stenographer who struck a "7''
instead of -" put Bowbells to con-
siderable trouble.
Denhoff had a $4,000 fire. People
from surrounding towns went to help
fight the flames.
There was an alienation case at
McClusky and the hearing was be-
hind closed doors.
Editor WATSON of The McClusky
Gazette wants wife heaters to get
thirty year sentences.
M. f. Faytle is the new manager
of The McHenry Free Press, succeed
ing Manager Palmer.
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The New Salem Journal thinks the
officials permit too many buns and
vags to hang out there.
900
Commissioner Gilbreath is receiv-
ing bouquets over the excellence of the
wall map he has issued. q
The williston State believes the
Twelve Per Cent Twins" are not
playing to crowded houses.
900
Bowbells is slated for the county
seat Of Burke--if it Is in one side
and was outside for awhile.
The proposed division of Stutsman
county is causing a lot Cf cemment
in that section of the state.
600
Attorney General Miller will have
to switch headquarters If Ed Patter-
son names new Motel for him.
90
The Former News printed some
scenes of the town and cuts Of some
of the prominent people in the county.
600
It is estimated that the farmers
along the Pembina. river lost $4,000, 900
in crops as result of improper drain
age.
Little Mac" urges that stanley
Stanley-be kept to the
front-and he practices what he
breaches.
The farmers who have not repaired
their drills and other machinery and
gotten the seed wheat cleaned are
behind the times.
A new manager arrived at Dick
inson to assume charge OF the tele-
phone exchange. There will be a new
chief operator soon. -
The pinched condition Of the p. O.
purse is causing a delay
in the establishment OF the new rural
routes in North Dakota.
900
The long deferred activity in con-
nection with the oil wells at Edgeley
is soon to be a reality. Machinery
is now being shipped there.
90
Ole Hanson, a Gwinner merchant.
went to California last month and
wrote back he was robbed-didn't
even have enough money to wire for
more.
Tt makes some people smile to read
that Ed Patterson of Bismarck Is to
name his new hotel after Andy Mil
Ter. An 1t is said that 1t will be a
good hotel.
Rural mail carriers have been for
hidden to carry guns on their trips
for the purpose OF shooting wild game.
1t was found TO delay the delivery
of the mails.
A North Dakotan went west to look
up some fruit lands. One place to
which he was referred was the Rogue
river-but he regarded the name as
too suggestive.
The williams County Leader has
advanced the price Of final proofs
from SIS to $3.50. That 10 the price
most other papers have been charging
for the past year
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The North Dakota farmers are not
paying much attention to the story
about over the hills and to the poor
house--not while the, price OF farm
products is up at the present high
notch.
A resident of Granville walked into
The Herald Office and picking UP a
stick set two or three gaileys OF