The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-30

The ladies Of Lisbon have . hike
club.
900
Many apply for pardons and few
receive them.
The sandager park at Lisbon is be-
ing improved.
Lansford boasts that Mercer wants
schoolhouse.
The williston Herald must have
crack pressman,
Business has been a lot better since
the rains came.
900
Many improvements lave been made
at Dawson this spring.
90
The June weddings were fully up to
the record In numbers.
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Some towns are renewing their eff
forts to reorganize ba,lds.
What North Dakota needs is a good
crop and more railroads.
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There Is large attendance at the
summer school at Wahpeton.
600
The Cando Herald discusses letting
printing contracts and things.
900
The former residents of Illinois, now
in Trail county, held a picnic.
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Upham people will combine with
Kramer in celebrating the Fourth.
900
Many North Dakotans will attend
the civic celebration in Minneapolis.
90
The farmers And great deal Of en-
ioyment in watching the crops grow.
900
The outdoor MasonI- meeting til be
held at Lake Metigoshe viii be July
to z.
Since aviation is becoming so COM
mon many people are posting up on
sky lore.
Hired men are headed toward North
Dakota as result Of the reports Of
fine crops.
The men did the work and the
women bossed the job OF cleaning up
at Darlington.
The Devils Lake World did some
good boosting for the new Great
Northern hotel
Efforts are being made to educate
the boys Of the state not to slaughter
harmless song birds.
The Republican complains Of the
doors from hog pens at Ashley. Flood
the pens with cologne.
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The editors will hike back home now
and tell the readers what nne time
they had at Devils Lake.
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The Northwestern college at velva
Is well under way. The nrst annuaI
meeting was recently held.
geo
At New Rockford some back lots
were cleared Of ashes and rubbish and
the ground planted In flowers.
600
A Paramount man was sued for
damages on the ground that he per-
suaded his sister to leave her husband.
Grafton Is to have d city playground.
1t won't be long TIL every town In the
state win establish these necessary
spots
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Otto Thress OF New England was
offered a chance to rescue fair maid
en- in Spain-but declined-without
thanks.
The mirror states that wolford uuII-
ed of its celebration carly so 1T would
not conflict with the coronation in
London.
MMA
At Upham all dogs that are not
wearing license tags are to be inn
pounded--if the dog catcher can OUT
run 'em.
The Kenmare Journal got into a re-
ligious controversy by copying an
article by free thinker in The FLASH
er Hustler.
The A. c. tells the people one fault
with butter is that 1t is worked too
much. That's the trouble with most
good things
| At Rutland a pugilist, who had been
employed as farm hand, was bounced
because he let the booze give him the
count too often.
| Many North Dakotans who have
sought greener fields in the west have
returned well satisfied with the land
Of the iickertails.
90
| A Dogden correspondent tells of two
men from Upham driving a single
horse to buggy eighty miles in one
day over heavy roads.
Mrs. Alice Nelson Page. HeinA
Mitchell and Colonel Bloom worked
themselves overtime te entertain the
visiting editors at Devils Lake.
600
Tt is reported at Washburn the trial
OF former State Treasurer Bickford
may last two weeks The state ex-
poets to get through in less tine.
80
There we're big editors and little esj-
tors-man editors and woman editors
long editors and short editors al
Devils Lakes and they all had a good
time,
Jim Miller, fornan OF The TiorA
Gazette, was practicing for a baseball
game and In making a short throw
broke his arm between the shoulder
and the elbow.
Those towns Of the state in which
the salaries OF the nostmasters wera
raised are making fun Of some OF the
others where cut was necessary IA
the reimbursement of things
Ed Howe OF Aitchinson Kas.. wants
Il to hire q band and tour tha RI q