The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-02

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There is one advantage this year
no one has nerve enough to spring a
black rust story.
A great many people complain of
their lawns dying despite strenuous eff
forts at sprinkling.
The N. P. reduced the number of
employees on the jamestown Northern
because of light crops.
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There is an official dog catching or
CANNES hump themselves.
Wahpeton had a big time with the
circus and the Fourth of July cele-
pration coming so closely.
With another telephone line at Stan
ley Little Mac" will be able to talk
louder than ever-for Stanley.
There is considerable sport for the
kids in kite flying. North Dakota us
ually furnishes plenty of wind.
Former residents of .Burleigh county
are returning from Canada to again
take up their homes in this state.
.,.s 600 So .,
Fargoans would almost be willing
to put up with the smoke nuisance to
get a lot of manufacturing enterprises
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How would you like to be a. defeated
politician in this hot weather? 1t is
bad enough to have been a mere voter
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Most of the newspaper boys-regard
less of whether they are stalwant or
insurgent-are glad the cruel war is
over.
A railroad shopman at jamestown
claimed to have been robbed of $240-
and still some people talk of hard
times. sa%
The Bismarck Tribune notes with
gladness that Plumley and Brewer will
be able to keep out of jail a while
longer.
There was big meeting of the Scan
dinavians and circus at Grand Forks
Friday-and the town looked like a
real village.
RoAAiAlAiCA 1cAlOWCd lediIOS ana u6IOE
that had been in corn and potatoes last
year stood the drouth better. 1t pays
to farm right.
The people of Napoleon were for
tunate in being able to secure Street.
er of The Linton Record for the Fourth
of July address.
Some nnOnla insist &C.
new in the papers, Editors are report
ing the deaths of people who certainly
never died before.
The Bismarck Tribune notes that
the Fargo morning paper and a muck
raking weekly of Fargo contributed the
most filth in the recent campaign
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There is a big boost for the creamery
industry in this state. Short crops
make the farmers study. Drouth
doesn't hurt the cattle SO much as the
wheat.
The Ringing circus is so large it has
to show in towns which have excellent
railroad connections and can draw
people from every direction. Only
three places were made in North Da-
kota-Fargo, Grand Forks and Wahpe-
ton.
The advantage of proper cultivation
is shown in the wheat fields this year.
On land that had been cropped con-
tinuously to wheat the plant couldn't
stand the grief that the grain did on
land planted in corn or potatoes last
year.
L. ID. McGaian was elected a MEM
Der of the city commission at Minot
and imagined that he would be police
commissioner, as the police commits
sionor had resigned-but the president
switched one of the other commissions
ers to that job.
The jamestown Capital says The Fo-
rum sprung stories the last day of the
campaign-too late for REPUTATION.
Again or is 1t still Editor Burgster's
wheels are skidding. The only thing
that could be regarded in that light was
the Macdonald traitor business land
that has been referred to numerous
times during the campaign.
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Mr.. Buchanan made a clean. gentle
manly campaign for governor and was
rewarded by q great vote of confidence
in Stutsman county where, ne has lived
so many years. That should have been
most gratifying. In his home precinct
there were only two opposing votes.
That shows well for a man after twen-
ty-five years residence in one spot.
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Senator Purcell has returned to
Wahpeton. He left there quietly some
months ago and The Forum was the
only paper In that state that told OF
his mission to Washington. Governor
Burke and others in the state denied
that he had been appointed senator TIL
after Purcell reached Washington and
presented the appointment to which
Burke's signature was attached.