The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-06-02

farmers elevators.
900
Political matters occupy much space
in the state press.
Mercer is to have aateam OF plooih-
err girls-home product.
Governor Burke was the speaker at
Dickey Decoration day.
90
The Times wants more public spirit
ed citizens at Binford.
Sss&<9
The people of Cleveland are reJoic-
ing over a baseball game.
There has been a lot of harmonizing
in Ransom county politics.
900
breaking outfits have been doing
great work in Foster county.
900
E. J. Lavik of Pierce county had a
Jaw broken by a kick from a horse.
Beach-out on the sunset edge of
the state-wants state institution
900
Hannah has shipped about 100000
bushels of grain during the past year.
900
The cultivation of corn in North Da-
kota is more popular this year than
ever.
The lumber for the new Great
Northern depot at Lakota has ar
rived
The Williston Graphic seems dis
home support for candidates for state
office.
All but three or the newspaper boys
in Sheridan county are running for
Office.
A jury was secured TO try an assault
and battery case in Bottineau and dis
agreed.
There will be entertainment for all
az the state fair in Fargo the last week
in July. IS ~
oscar Scott of Beach was thrown
from a rig and suffered bad scalp
wound.
Town lots along the Great Northern
cutoff between Fargo and Minot are
in demand.
The stanton Republican denies that
town has been left out in the cold by
the railroad.
The Fargo Athletics and the White
Earth Indians played baseball with
football scores.
| The editor of The Stanton Republi-
can is looking for trouble. He has
engaged a poet.
| A raid was made at Enderlin and a
gambling outfit seized. George Pow
ers was arrested.
900
| The Progress wants watering
| troughs in the city where the farmers
can take their horses.
| There are complaints at Sheldon be-
cause cows are picketed so they can
cross the sidewalks.
900
Editor Gross of The State-Line Her
aid at Lennon is having fun in poll
tics in both Dakotas.
| The heating and plumbing bids for
the new courthouse at Darlington were
rejected as excessive.
/ Haskell of The Grand Forks Herald
is writing up the political situation in
| the northern valley counties.
| U>Ss>Ss ,....
The Williston Gratphic seems dis
posed to precipitate a circulation war
at the Williams county seat.
&>~1
w M. House, candidate for secre.
tary of state, is the youngest member
of the G. A. r. post at Wahpeton.
/ 900
Editor Burt of The Goodrich Citizen
| is doing some lively hustling in the
interests of his candidacy for county
judge.
The new editor of The Towner News
and Stockman and the head Of The
Tribune start off good humoredly. 1t
i is d good plan to keep it up.
! The democratic News and Times OF
1 Grafton nnounces that is but short
step from republican insurgency TO
radical democracy. 1t is even so.
900
Ii is rather amusing to read in some
i state papers about all doubt of Cover.
nor Burke's candidacy for reelection
being removed. He couldn't have been
pulled off with a hook attached to a
locomotive.
i The Darlington papers placed the
crowds attending the laying of the
!. cornerstone of the courthouse at from
1000 to $500, and correspondent who
i sent out reports Of the proceedings
said from ESQ to 800. There Is slight
discrepancy.
The Sheldon Progress man spent
some time at the camp OF the Italian
laborers on the N. p. and found they
worked on railroads in Louisiana In
the winter and in North Dakota in the
summer till they secured sufficien,
& funds to return to dear Italy and live
Il easily for the rest OF their lives.
ii SN&@
Several OF the insurgent editors are
/, making an effort to correct the 'bulli
I made by Editor Burgster Of The
H jamestown Capital--in asserting SEN
ator McCumber's operations were fol
political advertising purposes. There
ere different degrees OF assiinity
| but few have II In the superlativs