The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-10
North Dakota
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Methodist camp meetings : ripe.
Fargo will go sSme-with a fourth
daily.
Pembina il to celebrate the glorious
Fourth.
At Pembina some one maliciously
shot a cow.
A drunken mob at wyndmere
wrecked 2 ?. ?.
The sweet girl graduates have had
quite an inning.
Hanna made a trip over a part of
Imperial Morton county.
Burleigh county viii continue the
gopher bounty till July 1.
twelve cars were ditched in a
freight wreck near Beach.
North Dakota farmers continue to
wear an optimistic smile.
The Odd Fellows decided on Fargo
Tor the next state meeting.
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New England appears to have quite
a ball team again this year.
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Making paragraphs in his nubs of
news frequently cause grief for Nubs
Davies-when the makeup splits EN-.
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The Pingree-W Wilton branch is prov
ing a good feeder for the main line.
The pontoon bridge between Penn
bina and St. Vincent proves popular.
Throw a rock into a crowd Of North
Dakotans and you can't miss 3 boost
err.
The candidates for ONCE all express
great confidence in their ability to fill
the bill.
Campaigns come and go but the row
between the Crosby editors goes on
forever.
Casselton is getting a nice lot of
advertising from the proposed school
building,
Organized effort gets resutls-even
II it Is politically in violation OF the
corrupt practices act.
There are 700 claims still left on the
Berthold reservation. The number
actually fled was only $50.
A business administration is re-
uuired in North Dakota. L. B. Hanna
is the man who a give It.
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The Enterprise believes there arr
campaign liars abroad in the land and
that one is located in cogswell.
There are occasional editors who
use the hammer-but that weapon is
not emblematical Of the profession.
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The Bisbee Gazette denies that II
intends to delve into the past history
of the editor Of The Hansboro News.
The congressional candidates in tht
Second and Third districts are classee
among the energetic ones-these
days.
The people OF Dickinson are plan.
ming to have a big time when the
Farmers institute train reaches there
June II.
The state papers along the line o.
the N. p. and branches have beer
whooping up things for the Farmers
Institute train.
Alfred B1aisdeil-in his efforts t
get even with one Of the candidates
for off1ce-seems to have slipped one
over on his friend.
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The republicans are planning t.
demonstrate this year that the habit
OF electing democratic governors has
not become chronic.
Ambrose people are proud Of the am,
ateur actors OF that city and are will.
ing to back up their opinion againsi
Devils Lake ~thespians.
One of the best signs for the future
Improvement of North Dakota is thu
interest shown by the farmers Of thu
state in new agricultural plans.
Charlie Jordan Of The Cogswel
Enterprise, formerly OF The Forum, II
making a hot race in Sargent county
for the state senatorship.
The militia boys will wind up theft
annual encampment with a day at thu
state fair in Fargo-where they scored
such a hit two years ago.
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There Is a youthful naturalist anC
taxidermist ear Adams, who has beer
officially asked to collect birds ant
mammals in North Dakota.
The editor of The Beach Advance
must be long suffering. He had
personal communication from one o
the county officials that occupied NOR,
than a page.
At Bisbee a resident of the town wa
run over by an auto. He vas stand
ing behind a team and was not seel
by the autoist till it was too late t
| stopr the car,
The Fargo hotels and restauran
people will get more business out o
!, the United Lutheran meeting in on
week than from the Sunday meeting
for six months.
The state publicity political pam
phlet doesn't seem to be much of an at
traction. Some Of the men who in
vested their money in it might hay
gotten better results in newspapers.
/ Leslie A. Simpson must feel f1atter
ed by the home endorsement he re
, ceived for his congressional candidacy
The people Of Dickinson resoluted yer
favorably to him at a mass conven
t tion.
1t is claimed that some people be
7 come insane from the heat. A Farg
man Is SAID TO nave SOllS llShHS ONc
! religion. That was evidently the re
! suit OF an effort to sca the futur
heat.
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oil State Treasurer Gunder Olson, In
D surance Commissioner Taylor and Jor
2 genson, candidate for state audito
7 are not worrying a great deal over tn
, results of the state primaries. The
have no opposition.
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