The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-25

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The fair at Bottineau was the most
successful ever.
l.. A. Warner is the new editor OF
The Dickey Reporter.
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Leeds is planning for q bigger and
better fair than ever.
The state central committees win
not meet till seP %gg
Aviation appears to be a success
In killing of the %avlators.
The development league on the slope
is certainly making good.
The farmers around New England
are to have an elevator.
There are certainly many things Of
interest at the state fair.
A farmers picnic and market day
drew a large crowd at Landa.
The bankers are taking extra pre-
cautions against the yeggmen.
The libel case against The Bismarck
Times was postponed till Aug. IL.
An aged man of Minot became
nervous and wandered to Granville.
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Creameries and dairying are com-
ing into their own In North Dakota.
Joseph Engel, south Of Denhoff, has
a model farm, according TO The Voice.
The eastern papers are filed with
stories Of the big crop In North Da-
kota.
There is a lot OF grain in the shock
especially winter rye and winter
wheat.
Many people visited the state fair
grounds Sunday to see the exhibits
installed.
Breeders Of live stock can get per-
mits from the state vet for exhibition
purposes.
Both the republicans and the demo
Gratis advocate improvement on in
land rivers.
North Dakota's crop prospects ara
certainly the kind that makes the bis
smiles come.
The Bowman Citizens preacher
editor predicts all kinds Of contests
and things.
Editor Gordon of The underwood
Journal has turned the paper over t.
it's former owners
The democrats and the third party
fellows arranged for state meetings
in Fargo fair week.
Can a man act as a member of the
republican committee and also as q
third arty booster?
The increasing corn acreage IL
| North Dakota attracts a lot Of farm,
ers from other states.
a quarter of a century were discover
ed in Billings county.
A Billings county man had two
boys arrested on a charge Of cuttinf
the tails of his cows.
Editor Haskell OF The Bottinear
Courant continues to make things
lively for the socialists.
The people of Bottineau county are
quite convinced there is no other LAKE
so beautiful as-Metigoshe.
HINOELn DdkOIh IdIAh 1auNFS In II
great demand. They are showing thi'
year what they al produce.
The work OF ~enlarging the ~. r
yards at Mandan has been postponed
because of the labor shortage.
Farmer Jahns is said to have beer
located at Leeds-after the fiasco a.
East Grand Forks with Ordeman.
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The state railway commission viii
hold another meeting In Fargo mex
month to take up express rates.
The preacher-editor Of The Bowman
Citizen may quit reading the Bible
because The Forum is selling them.
Some of the democratic editors or
very much worked up over the non1i
nation Of l. B. Hanna No wonder.
The domestic difficulties of a family
in Highland township, Sheridan coun,
ty, are reorted to have been adjusted
Editor Wood of Steele appears I,
have been irritated by some OF tn,
headlines on the Rollo statue bushes
in Fargo.
Some editors think they should b,
permitted to use as free language Ii
their papers as the lawyers do in TIL
court room.
The public likes a ma who ha
made good-that's why the peopI
keep on voting Tor Commissioner o
Agriculture Gilbreath.
Now that the cornerstone for tn
new courthouse has been laid at Cav
alier the people of that town are Civ
ing Pernbina the laugh.
Editor Malrnin Of The Sharon Re
porter was at the sangerfest In Farg
and never expects to hear sWeete
singing till he gets to heaven.
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Editor George Chambers must hay
been standing on his head when h
printed the copy OF The Churchs Fer
ry Sun received by The Forum.
This is another year when goo
farming got results. Grain that wa
scratched in looks rather punk com
pared to the fields that were properI
prepared.
To Is said that an Illinois farme
came to North Dakota and was out
week inspecting the fields. He finaii
told a realty nan that q mistake ha
been made-that this was the Garde
of Eden-or the Promised Land-rath
" than q state.