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

OF rye.
Religious meetings are in progress
at Crosby.
That bumper crop idea Is becoming
a fixed one.
The newspaper row at Mandan is
getting lively.
Adams county sheep shearers are
working overtime.
600
Darlington fixed another clean up
day for this week.
900
The motorcycle club at Casselton has
great deal Of fun.
900
Minot is after the next summer
session of the editors.
600
The old settlers had great cele-
bration at Abercrombie.
900
The Steele Ozone is temporarily ap-
pearing in reduced form.
90
The farmers who planted corn early
report fine looking crops.
900
H. A. Howe Of Fargo moved his fam
lily TO Esmond in an auto.
@>D%.
The Cogswell team lost two and won
one game with Valley City.
900
The Mott Pioneer Press thinks the
last big rain was humdinger.
900
Sheep shearing is IN progress in the
southwestern part of the state.
Judge leighton created thirty new
citizens at the Crosby term of court.
900
Dean Bruce OF the state law school
turned down an offer from Montana.
900
Rhame has a big day scheduled for
June %. A farmers institute will be
held.
There is an agricultural smile that
won't come off-unless the hot winds
come.
A heavy storm in Logan county did
damage to barns and other outbuild-
ii.gs.
GASSS1uA1ANG WAAANh use 0ANO WAAA nav
to post signs to that effect-after
July 1.
The farmers who narrowed their
winter wheat this spring made a lucky
stroke.
The McClusky Gazette is whooping
things up for the Fourth Of July cele-
bration.
The Palermo Standard seems sur
prised there were not more arrests at
Stanley.
The farmers who wanted hot dry
weather for few days were accom-
modated.
There is a protest at Stanley that
the night Waterman sleeps too souEdly
at night.
The Mail claims Marmarth is over
run with vags--and wants a move-on
ordinance.
The Rhame Review tells of the fine
crop conditions in that section of Bow
man county.
900
The realty dealers in washington
and Oregon are reported to have over
done the thing.
There is a great deal OF interest
shown in the Fort Berthold reservation
opening Aug. a..
Attorney Slayens Of Granville is the
teacher Of the prison schools and is
said to be good one.
This was Motifs big jubilee week
and great crowds attended the farmers
institute and other events.
eco
The Rugby Optimist claims to have
gone cunning for an editorial wood
chuck and to have found skunk.
900
The health record of the state is a
splendid one-with no deaths from
contagion of any kind for month.
900
Hettinger hustlers made large ar
rangements for the farmers institute
to be celebrated there Friday and Sat-
urday.
Grand Forkers completed the identity
OF the man found in the Red Lake
river as Peter Mprhy by the watch
number.
Judge Leighton participated in a
baseball game at Crosby and the fans
there are quite certain he's distinctly
all right.
Editor Bratton Of The Rugby Opti-
mist incinerates man who wrote
some stuff against him in the opposi-
ton sheet.
A row over a COW in Sheridan county
led to an arrest of farmer for assault
and battery The charge was preferred
by a woman.
Those strange noises the people of
the state have recently heard were
caused by members Of the editorial
brass band in practice.
Some Of the farmers insist it's better
to wear neatly patched pair of trous-
ers and have credit than to dress in
broadcloth--and be busted.
900
In some localities candidates for
office are to put up bonds guarantee
ing they win carry cut pre-electior
| pledges if they win at the polls.
900
| Some of the editors continue to have
little fun at the expense of the edi-
tor Of The Palermo STANDARD Some
OF his articles are a trifle peculiar.
| 900
| Refusal of South Dakota horse
trader to permit a veterinarian at Moti
to inspect his horses LED to legal actor
and temporary quarantine OF the ami,
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