The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-14

more AkeAH3e newspaper MAJ ever
s~harpened i rabAr IN the state than
Plum and HE brethren regret hts
Iretifen1ent. "Kern0Ies Brewer, too,
wis has been Brother Piumley's able
also leave The Forum stat. Mr.. Brew
er, who earned deserved fame by means
OF his daily column. North Dakota
hernels ts southern born and bred,
ing manners. OF the new proprietor,
Mr.. DotsOn, we know little, except that
he has attained business success at
Crookston, and we wish him only pros-
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Bismarck Tribune: Every nawspa-
per In the state Will regret the de-
Fargo Forum. after twenty-one years
service with that paper,
Hazclton Republican: After having
cent management The Fargo Forum
has passed into new hands, j. +. Dot
son Of Crookston. Mimi, being the new
The writer's earliest knowledge OF
The Forum coupled with IL Major Ed
wards, III. C. PIunaIey and Chass Brew
er the latter known as the "KernePs'
Though occasionally disagreeing
with it in instances where politics
We're concerned, The Forum was In
variabIy the first paper we sought from
lE%E
Later years have brought us into
9 closer acquaintance with Messrs.
Plumley and Brewer tMaJor Edwards
having died some years agol only to
find them most agreeable gentlemen,
lovers of their art, sincere In their eff
forts for the material upbuilding Of
the state. enc aitogsther oval GOOD
Though tine new owner Of The Forum
may continue to make the paper q live
ana readable one-and we sincerely
to it many new and interesting fea-
lures yet to those of us who have read
It so long, there viii be lacking the
psrsonahty or Plum and Brewer
different than the other papers.
We do not know the future plans of
those two popular newspaper Tner7, but
whatever their feld of endeavor, our
wishes for their ~unbounded success are
with them.
To the new publisher we extend the
hand OF fraternal Fellowship, and trust
his labors may be more substantially
rewarded than were those OF his pre-
decessors.
warwick Sentinel: The Fargo Fo-
rum was sold Monday to j. P. Dotson
Of Crookston, MINI. the present editor
and owner of The Crookston Times.
The Forum a been In the hands of a
receiver for some time and the sale was
made by order of the court. We hate
to zee Major Plumley and Colonel
/ Brewer sever their connections with
the paper. They rave been with the
paper so long in fact that we will al
ways think Of them as q permanent
fixture. The Sentinel has had its diff
f~erences with The Forum; have argued
we love 'em still and wish them joy
and prosperity wherever they may
hang their hats. To the new manage
ment we wish success and may The Foo
rum still continue to be numbered
among the best edited newspapers In
North ako and the northwest.
EnderIin independents And now
comes the announcement Of the re-
tirement of Chaa. Brewer as ed
itor Of The Fargo Forum. We had
hoped that the genial Kernels man
would be retained on the force under
the new management but it seems that
it is not TO be. However, we feel con-
ident that he will not be long out OF
harness, as his ability and wide ac-
/. quaintahce over the state are we'll
known and will be in demand.
Milton Globe: with the passing of
II. G. Plurnley and Kernel Brewer from
the business and editorial manage
mentN OF The Fargo Forum go two OF
the best friends and boosters North
Dakota has eye haa; They ave seen
in North Dakota-they have experience
ed good times and bad, and in their
farewell TO h good old ship tears
plum. faithful friend, Brewer, we
hate TO see YOU 80. May the reward
OF honest and diligent labor be yours.
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Maxbass Monitor: Last Saturdays
issue OF The Fargo Forum contained
the vaiedictoTy of Col. Chas. Brewer,
who has been for twe1ty-one years
continuously associated with The Foo
itor, city editor, managing editor and
compiler of the popular Kernels coll
uYnns which made The Forum the most
welcome visitor to the editorial sane
tum Of any paper in the state, and will
be sadly missed. Whether 1t is the In
tention Of Its new proprietor to con-
ttnue the publication as an adrninistra-
ton organ is not known. at least to the
writer. Nor does Colonel Brewer state
what his intentions are for the future,
and his loss will be deeply felt by the
newspaper fraternity all oyer the
state. Here's hoping the colonel will
soon jump into the harness again n
give the newspaper boys the North
Dakota Kernels column some more.
Harvey Herald: Plum and Kerr
ne1s Brewer have both written their
farewells to the public, as the chief
II push OF The Forum, and severed their
connections with that paper last Sat-
urday night on account OF the sale of
the sheet recently TO J. r. Dotson of
Crookston. These worthy gentlemen
VIII both Ss @ 1h.ss t 5rorn the ra r,sao q
i NAAO2 81 y " - ~ ~ NAAN3 70 - AS
tiaI members The Kernel especially
will be missed, and though Brother
Brewer had many a tourney with the
boys throughout the state, 1T was al
q ways with the best of spirit and he
will be sadly missed from the game.
1T is trusted that the fortunes OF these
men Will not q them from the state.
Cogswell Enterprise: After twenty
one years or continuous service Editor
Charles Brewer severed his con-
nection with The Fargo Forum. nj In
the issue OF Saturday bid adien to his
friends In the North Dakota newspaper
plans, but wherever he may decide to
cast his lot he takes with him the best
wishes on the fraternity.
Ryder Jourhais With the change in
ownership OF The Forum passes Chas.
Brewer, who has been ftg guiding
spirit since the memory OF man. it al
God, old, p~sg-headed HKerneP' Brewerl
Il There has been changes with time but
Nj never with the "KerneI;" what was al
ways will be-always loyal to friends.
to the old cauAe, to his own Ideals
~inrnutabIs. gtaunch, a bulwark against
change, . soldier of the old guard
q Withai, one OF the ablest writer's In
the state, and familiar with the news
paper business from top to bottom.
III His wealth of knowledge. in affairs OF
, state and state men will easily gain
him a berth with other state daiIiee
Y he wants one, but we hope to see
held In North Dakota.
Benedict Banner with the issue OF
81 Nov 16 The Fargo Forum passed into
new hands. u Fl BotsDn. the new own