davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
L'Italia., 1911-05-01

diplomatico esteeo nccredttAtO pres-
80 II QuirinaIe, II Presidente del Cen
siglio del Mmistri On, 0tolitti CO.
membri del (,mbinetfO III oOmDostO
sono stati ricevutl dal 6cnntorc nosek
sindnco di Torino dn1 rreskdsu1e
del ComitatO Gcnerale deIl'l0spD4kkto~
ne Ssnatore Ffvla quail hAnn0 ann
be<iue pariato, rfnRrnziahdo BOvrn-
nj q l Principi Helsf N avere 0norn-
"a cola loro presenxa la solenno Imam
guraxionc di questa fiesta deiFfn<Dss-
stria del Iavoro.
Fra 1 prescnti n nofsvanO u conf
missario gencrnle della 8>szIons d.
glf Btafi Until francis u. IsoomAH. %
Console americAno . pOrtno n. HI
chaclson, i'ambaseintore anseg1nano
preSso Il Quirfnalc Lelshrnanm . 10
conlantlante Lang e<detto n&vnle
prcsso rambaHcia1A ansegicann.
Trrminati 1 discorni, y Regime pre-
mensio un bottone e1eetrioo hA nperfss
In corrcnte destihata = p0rve In nsoto
lutte le machine mlo>Ori dslla
galleria del lavoro . men1so ~ fol-
ID DEF visitatosi NJ rtverAeva ned d.
versi padigfioni. sGGtr=ntlosi net r.
|denti Riardini che u clrc0ndan0, Da
vita fcryeva In tutfi queGii cd1eicf
che rAceolQono tsnte meraviglto dei-
l'industria q del iavosO nsOn(lknle- :.
Bebbene NON tut<o NJ senlQni 6nlIn
Esposixione. siano c0mpaetamente or
dffnate, rimprcssiOne Del viHitatort e
specisinnnte dei forsstiert . favorc-
volissima = supers anche toefe - ~
speculative, notandOsi che poche y
sposixfoni di quesfs fmportanzs - So
no trovate ccsi svsnzete nea xfsrn"
a -
L'Italia., 1911-05-01

vera orgia di tricolers. resa pin lieta
da uno spIendido sole primAverile.
La pop0iazione III Torino ri RI
versata ssille VIE NJ addensa mel pres
~ delrEsposizione, quasi ra<Idoppia-
IA dalIa enorme quantita di forcstie-
RI accorsi non solo da lutte IL parti
TItalia, INA dai pin lontani paesi dell
l'estero.
Lungo 10 stradale che dovevano
percorrere sovrani, 1 principi reali,
le autoritA l numerosi invitafi per
recarsi ALA cerimonia inaugurale, n
accalcava una innnensa folla che ha
fatto al sovrani calorose ovazioni.
Splendido 10 spettacolo del Po, II
fiume rcale brilicante d'imbarcazio-
nj, attraversato da quattro ponti sor-
u come per incaBto, I quail pongono
In Communications diyersi padigIionl
deii'Esposizione che sorgono sulle
due rive del fiurne.
j Soyrani nj quail facevano corona
II Duca dl Aosta, II conte di Torino
II Duca degli Abruzzi. tutto II corpt
L'Italia., 1911-05-01
AdANFESIADEL [AOROL ESP0SIzIOM d T0RNO IAUGURATA
Oqqi laVOratOri di tutto il monde civlIe 81
uDisCOnO in IN SentimentO cOmune di
solidarleta' e dl frateIanza.

Gli operai di tutti paesi civili del
monde, unit in un grande palpito di
fratelanza solidarieta umana, CO.
lebrano oggi - Primo Maggie -
Ia fiesta del Layoro. In Italia, Fran
ella, Germania. Inghilterra. Belgio.
Spagna, Austria, Oceania, gil o.
neral col consenso del loro prin-
cipali. 81 astengono dal lavoro, ten
como riunioni gioconde, fanno scam
pagnate. 81 divertono in tutti modi
ed inneggiano ALA grande idea della
redenzione sociale.
Flu mel 1889, in un congresso te-
nuto a Parigi in occasione di quella
Mostra Mondiale intesa a celebrare II
centenario della grande rivoluzione,
che rappresentanti del lavOratori del
monde cola convenuti,. stabilirono di
proclamare il 20 Maggie FIESTA del
Iayoro" di celebrarlo ognuno mel
proprio paese, ma dandole il signi-
fcato di una grande manifestations
internaMonale. La prima idea di que
sta fiesta, per essere piu corretti, sor-
Sc yeramente Chicago, al Congresso
del Lavoratori cola tenutosi mel
1884. Ma - strano invero non sap
piano per quail ragioni - gil ame-
rlcani non 81 mantennero fedeli a
quel patio tanto pin trascurarono
quella data, quanto. pil solennemente
e vastamente essa veniya osservata in
Europa ed Australia. Strano ed ine-
splicabile -- 10 ripetiamo y a memo
che non 81 voglia dedurre la spiace-
yole conclusione che i layoratori a.
mericani intendonos la solidarieta e
Ia fratellanza solo fra lie coste del
due Oceani che limitano la loro ter
IA e non sanno spingere | loro ideal1
FsQcial al di la del mari. :
II Ma pastensione degl operai anne
|iicani Questa grande nnanifestazio-
Inc internazionale- del lavoratori, non
|toglle Importance e ,signiflcato ALA
medesima, ed oggi la fiesta del Layo-
TO in Europa salutata con simpa-
tia anche dai capi di goyerno e dai
grandi Industrial dotati d'intelligen-
"a buon euore. Fatto notevole que
sto, perche lie prime celebrations del
L'Italia., 1911-05-01

10 Maggie, fatte negli ami SUISSE
'guenti al 1883, furono oggetti di vio-
lenti dimostraZioni e di insane oppo-
sizioni da parte di autorita capita
lfsti, quail han finalmente dovuto
cedere davanti all'imponenza del CO.
mune accordo del layoratori del mon
do.
Per bandiera di quell accordo 81
pose allora la questione delie otto ore
di lavoro. E tale domanda, che ayeva
dapprima spaventati conservatori
di principle ed capitalist ciechi,
che non guardano Sc non ALA motif
plicaZione dele loro ricchezze NAL
grado tutto tutti, E stata POGO a
POGO accordata in molti paesi civili
Q per molti mestieri ed ha avuto per
effetto, in altri casi, di far ridurre lie
ore di lavoro, laddove queste saliva
no al numero vergognoso, crudele ed
antiumanitario di IL ed anche pi1.
Sc non fosse che per questo soltan
to, La fiesta del 10 Maggie inertia la
simpatia di tutti coloro, operai o no,
che nutrono in cuore sentiment gen
till buoni ed hanno un pensiero ge-
neroso verso lutte lie creature umane
che vivono lottano per la propria
esistenza. Ed significante ii fatto
che queste conquiste gil operai So
no giunti per virtn propria. per vole-
re proprio, senZa bisogno di societa
comitati segreti, di misteriose- pa
role d'ordine, di cerimonie pin me-
no serie dignitose.
In alto, dunque, i can't e gil inni
allie faIangi del layoratori che sono
militi del progresso, che sono pin
L'Italia., 1911-05-01
la CANTATA DfLLAPATRA DEL lAvoRO f DILL UMANlIA'
% ] % % a s~ =% all % %

Dilagarono flutti di sangue,
ogni zolla fu tomba d'eroi f. ~
ma quel sangue temprava pin salda
la fatidica forza che in moi.
Oggi Italia maestro regina
di Nazioni per senno valor
volge l'Arte, a la Scenza. al lLavoro
della mente del polsi il yigor.
Dali eandide un rombo gentle
scande abissi di cielo di mar n
- Ave- o Pace! - I'm passato 81 FRANCE
un aurora noyissima appar
Tutto un Popolo, Popoli tutti,
che in fratelli il lavoro muto,
cantan laudi mel tempio ideale
che 81 specchia - raggiando - mel Po
Pei lucenti sentieri de, l'etra,
per l'azzurro mister sideral,
corron fremiti, aneliti umani
ne la gloria dc l'inno che sal.
L'Italia., 1911-05-01
GRAWSSIMO DISASTR0 FER
ROvlARlo
OItre a 100 fra morii e feriti

EAsToN, (Pa.) 2s = I'm trenc
che conduceva una quantita al escur'
sionisti da Scranton washington
New Jersey, Z precipitato da un'argi'
natura a Martins Creek, New Jeresy
ad otto miglia di distanza da qui.
LIE yetture 81 sono ifcendiate 81
parla di oltre ad un centinaio ii'
morti feriti.
Da diversi punt sono stati insia''
sui luogo medici infermieri
La Compagnia ferroviaria annun'
zia che IL disastroe state srasissinio
ma non puo ancora precisare II hu'
nero del morti feriti.
lie comunicazioni telegrat'che so-
no interrotte.
L'Italia., 1911-05-01

NEW YOHK. 29 J

NEW YORK, 20 Questa notta
z avvenuto un grayissimo incendio
nello ~stabilimento della Arbuckle
Sugar Refining Company Brook
lyn.
II danno 81 ia ascendere dollarf
ESQ. 1000.
II fuoco ha ayuto origine dallo
scoppio di una caldaia per iebolii-
zione dello zucehero.
Non vi sono state disgrazie fra gil
orerai.
L'Italia., 1911-05-01
JAMES Nc NAMARA !
RIDENTIfICATO

JOc AN-c1stuc On II Iau,es
IA ,STc>,a,,,o,.a' - 5a, 80 arraat ,ti
onma sosnatt; n9 a,te Am, ,a+tantato
alla d,ra,',ite stato ;aant;sicato nar
Tndir;5no c,,o sotto =, ,nr,a d;f1 q
prica s; trororo 'oI al,,l,rtai'' 4 rgon.. ~
Al San rrano;so. ,saohi siar,,i jnnsn-
qi cSa % arran;sso rottanssto potn -
enc aVFenlsse attentato.
nm 80. ~
setten,bra SNi,r sea,s W, az. inn
nisgato con,,, o % Sesu sser,ar, 81 a tic AZ
harSo "a o'a sa.a.ta tl ~ ~ o. aa,,a
camoro o,, ,,a,se ,,,,sta al sa5;-
cente price 40 d,,e aftri in5svid,r
il CanIan a 10 cohr,;dt cha IN no,;.
zla non ha ,otn4o I -arrast ohe 9,
crede ahhiano y;narato sslj,astnro
II NJcCachren s stato 10 I'm addict
10 allnffic;n dal psoc,,ratara D;stref.
tuale condotto ailas rsree,., Al c;tta
fatto ent,aro T., ma stsn,s 400 q,
rano raccoit; a;,-ars; de,annt; e.. ;
ANAL II NM ,,' .s>n,, n a
veduto nrast,,,i.,,,,r go. lssfa.a IN
momento ,o ha acoannsto 81 d,to
dicendo. "a ,ri,, -',-
Dono Al cha r,oo ax.s, ,,,, t,r,.
cura Distrettuala 10 stasa q firmata
una dichiarav;ona ,,;,,rsta eo,ia s,na-
lie ha confarmato E, avar r;s ,oosc;n. IN
to mel MeNamara r;nS;y;drn cbe
sotto Il nome al Price siioycia nj
ma che avyenissa ,,attant.toaI .sr,-
mes"
sss
CHICAGO % ,,r,na ai nar,ire
per IndiananoIis nar nn,an;ara; ,na u. p"' IN =,
missione segreta II det.rt;va parns
L'Italia., 1911-05-01
TeTremoio segnaIato a St.LouIs

ST. LOUIS, 2S = II sismograio oil
auesta Uniyersita. ha segnaiate que
sta mattina diverse scosse di terre-
motto in sense ondulaterio-
81 ritiene che IL terremoto STA aV1
venuto ad una distanza di circa lsoo
migIia al sud-est di st. Louis.
L'Italia., 1911-05-01
III

Umanita redenta
ogni discordia z spenta,
tutto che vive Z Amor!
Amor - pensier sovrano,
Scenza, Lavoro umano,
pacifieo fervor!'
Amor luce immortale,
poema trionfale
che quando aleggia e va,
La sacra via divina
o Italia. pia reginal -
scande all'Umanita.
z. Augusta Berta.
L'Italia., 1911-05-01

90 venturoso e caro- benedetto'
i'evo gagliardo che converse in legge
il grido d'entnsiasmo da ogni petto
italieo rompente wolfe indoma t
ed Una Italia: = .da Torino Roma.
yole Q del fati Sc piegando ii giro,
tradusse, o Dante, in realta II bel sogno
che di tua vita fu meta sospiro.
Non forse Padre il sogno tuo 81 noma
ltalias = Italia cuor dItalia Roma
Seintillarono j veitici dormenti
Tutto s'accese il mar di fiamma viva
al divine prodigio. - Data al venti
fonda regal de la cor,isca chioma,
apparve Italia! cuor dTtsiia - Roma
La dove 10 stranier piantaya il segno,
redimita di raggi di vittoria,
dominatrice afferma Italia: = 10 regno!
Umans forza non mi tango donna:
yigila in. me l'eternita di Roma
L'Italia., 1911-05-01
ALA resenza del SOra d una foa mmensa Ia -gande Moa
Iorno vene soemene nauguraa IenasmO della popOaiOne
dsCMS del Sndaco del MinStro Nti


(Richianiamo rattenzione del let
toriri suli'importanza di questi di-
spacci nostri speciali recanti notizie
non pubblicate da nesspn altro eior-
male della Costa del Pacifico).
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-15
! AuToMossLE FACTORY.

II liz rnatterEof surprise to many
people that somebenterprising individ-
ual with capital has not established an
automobile factory in North Dakota.
There are many 4ideal locations. Ger
tainly Fargo offers a most desirable
one.
There are about 1000 autos owned in
tbs state. Just 'think what it would
mean to North Dakota IL ali or part
Of those were being manufactured
herel It wouldsmean large payroll,
more citizens. people who would be
using the farmers products--and have
the money tolpay for them.
Experienced labor would cost no
more here than elsewhere. Freight
rates from the seast would be cheaper
on the raw material than on the fnlsh-
ed product. Fargo furnishes a Ioca-
tion for 8 planttof that kind that can
not be improved upon. Some day an
enterprising man will establish a plant
here--and coin money.
North Dakota Isl the ideal state for
autos It's good roads, the level coun-
try and many othersconditfons are es-
pecially favorable. The citizens would
take pride In using a machine manu-
featured within the state,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-15
Daddy Bedtime
Il @, How Sharp
JLOIV-. Answer Made
Vesy Good Motto

A began daddy one evening when the In their
cribs Il think heard give Bob Smith iii
e this afternoon As recall told him chase himself
- YES sir did" replied really
Wn that things
thing you
for tonighT
splendid" answered the children.
"In London daddy the
Court and about 200 when the old
which motto be carved.
to
lrapakae
dgnnd
of
What motto shall put the clock odshpf
Iordshp evidently had appetite
being interrupted hs veal pie and ed an on
Co business
think
had ha BIN paid and rseeved besides and
which the Temple + built has thanksd that M
II thfnk Jacks good said III
well with ssid mynsx@ 80
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-15
Advertisement for Bids for
Erecting Pumping Station
and Electric Light Plant.

Notice rs nereDy gHven that sealed
proposals will be received at the Of
fice of the City Auditor Of the city
OF Fargo. North Dakota. until five
O'Clock In the afternoon OF the 21st
day of August. 1911, for furnishing all
labor and materials for the construc-
| tion of a pumping station and electric
| light plant according to the plans and
specifications now on file I'm the office
OF the city Auditor in said City.
Each bid must be accompanied by
a check payable to the city OF Fargo
In the sum OF Five Hundred 5000
Dollars as guarantee that the bidder
will enter into contract for said work
In case the same Is awarded to him.
Each bid shall be accompanied by .
bond running to the City Of Fargo Ia
a sum equal To the amount Of the
proposal.
Bids shall be sealed addressed to
e. r.. Orchard. City Auditor. and the
wrapper endorsed Bids for Pumping
Station and Electric Light Plant
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids and the right to ac~
cept any proposal which In the 1udg-
ment OF the city Council viii best se-
cure the efficient construction OF the
plant described 10 the specifications
aforesaid.
Dated Aug. 3. 1911.
u. r. ORCHARD.
City Auditor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-15
A HARMLESS WAY
To DARKEN THE HAIR


Who does not know the value Of
sage and sulphur for keeping the hair
dark, soft, glossy and in good condi-
ton? AS q matter OF fact, sulphur il
a natural element OF hair, and a de-
flciency of 1t In the hair ID held by
many scalp specialists to be connected
with loss OF color and vitality OF the
hair. UnQuestionably, there is no bet
ter remedy for hair and scalp trou-
bles, especially premature grayness,
than sage and sulphur. IL properly pre-
pared. The Wyeth Chemical Company
of New York put up an ideal remedy
Of this kind, called Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy, and authorize
druggists to sell 1t under guarantee
that the money will be refunded Ii 1t
falls to do exactly as represented.
This preparation is offered to the
public st fifty cents bottle, and Is
recommended and sold by all drug
gists. Special agents, Fout 81 Porter
field, 81 Broadway.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-15
PLEAS FOR HARMONY
IN LETTING CONTRACTS.

Valley City Patriot: The Patriot
doesn't know that Valley City is any
worse than other places In respect to
matters concerning public utilities; but
1t does seem as though whenever a
matter OF furnishing the public some
desirable thing, comes UP, there rises
up some private interest to swat itp
Nearly two years ago a gentleman
submitted a proposition to erect q. gas
plant in the city and in accordance a
franchise was asked Of the city coun-
Gil. No sooner had the terms of this
franchise been made public than up
bobs another concern" asking a fran
chise. This last franchise was drawn
in such manner that Ii looked as
though it might be good thing, so
the first proposition was turned down
and the second adopted. According to
the terms Of the franchise. work was
to commence on the plant within five
months. Did we get It? Maybe some
one on the planet Mars, knows where
IT is located: but no one in Valley city
knows. The fact is, the franchise was
just stall" and the thing was never
heard Of afterwards. Some selfish
person or persons seemed afraid some
thing would get away from them. The
stair had served it's purpose and in
the meantime the public could wait.
History repeats itself Again a cou-
pie of months ago Mr.. Guldin renewed
his proposition and asked for a fran
chise. Again the ghost walks" and
another franchise is asked for and the
city council is split up on the cues
ton. However, the ghost materializes
gets a move on itself and proposes
to do something. It has a plan, which
is said to include the purchase Of some
now useless property. Perhaps In time
IL things work all right, the people
might enjoy the benefits of gas. But
II looks far away IN the dim, dim
future, as those who are now asking
for this franchise know nothing what
ever about the business and offer to
give bond OF $500 for the completion.
Of Its work
On the other hand Mr.. Guldin Is
an expert In the manufacture of gas.
having built some Of the largest gas
concerns In the United States and
has ample means and facilities for for
warding work on the plant. While we
have the understanding that he Will
furnish the city the highest grade of
gas at price within that proposed by
those seeking the other franchise, he
would likewise put up an reasonable
bond the city may require.
The Patriot has no favorites to play
in this matter and only seeks what Ia
the best TOR the city at large. Valley
City has certainly had enough trouble
with inexperienced vranaaernenf in the
operation OF public utilities. In can
not afford to make q mistake In this
matter of = gas franchise.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-15
HELP THE ORPHANS.


Superintendent Hall OF the North
Dakota Chfldren's Home Finder made
the following appeal in the last issue
Of the publications
We have had about twenty-five chill
dren I'm the home for several months
past-sone coming and some going.
There are some nice babies, and some
not so nice; but all greatly needing
mother and father We don't want to
place larger children in families where
they win become household drudges,
but do hope and expect they viii be
taught to work andyto be helpful in the
world. We do ask kind consideration
for their faults,and failures. and praise
for their good work and behavior, with
all the love you have for child whose
father or motherris dead or who have
abandoned their offspring to a cruel
fate. BE Chrtst-lilxe with these little
ones.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-15
IoLA's PROBLEM.

lola. KAN, Is having trouble all on
account Of woman.
The circumstance WIN not be re-
garded as extraordinary, of course
since a foolish saying has IL that in
every case where thereiis trouble there
win be found a woman.
But the peculiar difficulties which
have developed in lola are such that
they tend to prove athat--if there is in
variably "a woman in the case, this
may be because men are too often fool
ism creatures who cannot take proper
care Of thoseAwhom they are permitted
to dominate.
II appears that in lola Judge has
ordered that certain woman must
don boomers and work on rockpile
with men prisoners.
The man in charge Of the rockpiie
has asserted that he will not have a
woman in boomers working on his
rockpile. The Judge stands pat ana
maintains that his command must be
obeyed.
# Is 2 welI-known fact that the law
has reached many ridiculous decisions
as to wonen's wearing apparel. In not
few communities women are not per-
nitted to appear On the streets IL they
fall to present ''seeu1iy..' appearance
1.-The secmliness being thing for men.
rather than women, to determine.
II Is therefore Iamentable to find q
Judge In Kansas declaring that wo-
man Of that state must appear la q
public place in ugly garments which
are not In style
why should the powers that be III
Lola have bad FEELINGS over Sd trivial
rnatter9 It may appear to the people
of some communities that q woman
has no business on rockpile- no mat
ter what her garb may be. But il
Kansas II quite convinced that there
ii ~ harm III this harsh ruling. the
matter Of dress ought to b. settled
easily. An individual working on d
chain gang surely could not do better
fhan wear hobble skirt. The purpose
81 the hohble skirt would seem at last
- have been discovered. Let the wo~
men who ~ 80 the rcckpile wear FASH
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-15
AeeordIna g uneIe Abnsr.


What has become or the old gentle
man who used to take out his false
teeth during the banquet and polish
EN- on a silk handkerchief
II have any one perticler pet aver
sion in this world 1t is to have to set
and listen to an old maid talk baby
talk to a dog.
/ hate to see q perfect lady chaw
tobacker but, by crackey, would
rather see her do that than to see her
kiss pug dog.
Eve was the first woman who didn't
have anything to wear, but she wasn't
the last one. ] never yet see a woman
who did have anything to wear, but
she gen'ally manages to get to the
party without getting arrested or con-
tracing pneumonia.
see by the papers that they wear
whiskers longer In Kansas than in any
other state, but this is not so. Grand
pa Bibbins, right here in this town, has
worn his over eighty years.
1t is getting so nowadays when a fell
Ter makes a failure of everything else,
he either goes into the insurance bust
ness or starts out selling vacuum
cleaners.
Am Tilsons of our place, who is man
ufacturing artificial limbs and selling
EN-. says business is picking up. He
put on two new hands this week.
They say there is nothing wasted In
this world, but, by gravy. / don't see
why they put a ''p'' on the front end OF
ptomafne.
jed Frink, who weighs Ss7 pounds,
went to see Doc. Hanks about reducing
his weight, and Doc. told him to avoid
all starchy things. Since then Jed
has been goin around without any
shirt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-15

| Did you file Tor Fort Berthold lands
The watermains Al Ellendale havs
been extended.
Services were conducted at Dogder
In 9 gospel tent.
Hail stones killed prairie chickens
south OF Bottineau.
W@3
Wheat grown on last years corn
lands yielded we'll
900
More alleged maddogs are reported
IN Richland county.
The commercial club at Bottineau
Is being reorganized.
900
Cattle shipments from the western
part Of the state are on.
go
Dickinson is proud OF the quality of
its artesian well supply.
Editor Haskett's Bottineau Courant
has started on vol. xvii
900
There 10 more agitation In North
Dakota against pistol toting.
$50
The trap shooters at Bottineau had
handicap shoot this week.
go
The auto club at Bettineau has done
some good work on the roads.
Recipes for choke cherry wine were
published in many state papers.
coo
vyf1lfuv,,n nr,,.,&,y 80 :. 49, a.. ..44s..
it's returns before the state equalizers
The delinquent subscribers should
remember it Is always open season to
pay up.
The patrons OF the Wahpeton p. o.
are to vote on the Sunday closing
question.
When farmers take to milking cows
and raising hogs-there is an evidence
OF prosperity.
The Bowman Citizen tells about
twenty-one pounds of wool being cut
from one sheep.
A man and woman claiming to be
representatives Of Fargo Arm got
into trouble at Medora.
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There are 5000 autos owned in North
Dakota. Why are not some OF these
manufactured in Fargo2
90
Travellers are impressed with the
great number Of men at the small sta
lions along the railway lines.
A freighter from Bowman to Buffalo
took out eighty barrels of beer and ten
barrels Of whisky some headaches.
900
Alleged shows--exhfbiting for the
purpose OF giving grafters and takers
a chance to woex-have been doing the
state.
Frank Carr, a freighter between
Bowman and Buffalo. was caught be-
tween two wagons and had a pair Of
ribs smashed.
North Dakota has had satisfactory
growth and development during the
past year--despite adverse conditions
In some sections.
There was quite muss at Bottineau
over the failure Of the lanterns of the
fire department to be lighted right on
time-or something like that.
900
After selling his Minnewaukon Stiff
ings. william Miller, register Of the
Devils Lake landoffice. resigned and
purchased a paper at Alliance. .Neb.