The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-06-25
North Dakota
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Miuot wants municipal Slaughter
house.
casselton win have a big time the
Darlington has new baseball
Riohland county Z popular with
homeseekers.
The Nelson eossss sSs newspaper men
had a session.
There win be things doing at Han
kinson July 4.
Dickey county has some fine thor
oughbred stock.
There were 1000 Adventists in the
camp at Darlington:
900
The split log drag did good work on
the streets at Adams.
900
Hankinson royalty entertained the
Lutheran synod people.
There are number Of fast baseball
teams in Richland county.
900
The new editor at Munich is said
to be planning matrjmony.
Adams has an inventor of an auto
matte wheel bundle carrier.
Members of gun clubs are indulg-
ing in some active practice.
Every section of North Dakota re-
ports prosperity-1in d.HH punches.
The old settlers had an ideal day
for their picnic at Tower City.
900
Several Of the editors have waxed
so rich they are getting married.
North Dakota has had large num-
Der Of mysterious disappearance.
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Editor Streeter Of Linton spoke to
the old settlers in Kidder county.
There were 700 campers at the
Methodist campmeeting in Jimtown.
The Elks and the commercial club
baseball teams at Minot are to clash.
The supreme court is clearing it's
docket before the torrid weather
comes.
Some papers issued supplements
last week to contain all the political
matter.
The Wahpeton Times Is one OF the
latest papers to add a type setting
machine.
The Darlington Independent got out
a daily giving news of the republican
convention.
This is the good old summer time
of1cially whether the thermometer
says so or not.
Even his worst enemies wouldn't
wish a vice presidential nomination
onto Governor Burke.
Many Of the editors said their
farewells" on the primary campaign
in last weeks papers.
Too many youngsters are permitted
to carry firearms--is a complaint
made in several counties.
900
Some great mind attacked L. B.
Hanna because he stopped at the
leading hotel at. Bismarck.
Inkster viii recover from the pri-
maries with a two-day baseball tour
nament June 27 and IS.
900 -...
Some Of the democrats who went
to Baltimore were unable to partici-
pate in the state primaries.
Some of the editors will soon turn
in and support the fellows they roast
ed during the primary compaign.
900
The friends Of Colonel Tuttle feel
that he is the favored position in the
congressional race in the Second dis
trict.
The Bismarck Tribune thinks with
bountifm crop and Hanna for gov
ernor North Dakota will be in fine
shape.
| John Burke, the we'll known tran
| sient laborer around Sheldon, is
thought to have died in Jail at st.
Joe, Mich.
The Great Northern, in addition to
constructing new lines, is doing con-
| siderable other work on existing lines
| this summer.
Editor Streeter of The Linton Rec
ord made plea for fairness in the
division Of legislative honors between
kldder and Emmons county.
/
Wahpeton called off it's Fourth OF
July celebration to permit the people
to visit smaller towns that had for
meriy attended WshpetOn. Nalgp
Endless prayer chain postais are
under the ban. The fanatics who
! wish to play that game in the future
will have to use enclosed letters.
4 U-5f4nu TxY- 1
creased jurisdiction in Pembina coun-
/ ty-because he was turned down on a
number Of matters pertaining to coun-
| ty affairs.
The enterprise of Editor Collins of
The Darlington Independent in issu-
ing daily during the republican ma
tional convention was greatly appre-
ciated by the readers.
il 900
i There were formerly more lawyers
and doctors and dentists than any
thing else. Farmers are now being
graduated from the agricultural col
leses-and they are in great demand
n The officers Of the insurgent league
in Sargent county had quite dtffer-
ence OF opinion at the close OF the
campaign. The president was sup.
porting one candidate and the secre.
tary his opponent.
900
More people are interested in tree
planting than ever before and several
farmers are planning to adopt the
suggestion of President Worst OF the
A. C.---to plant a row across the south
. line OF each section.
900
North Dakota has tax commission
with an authorized salary Of the three
members and secretary OF $1,000