The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-22
North Dakota
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The ferry is in operation at Gwy-
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The N. P. dam at Mott will be re-
built.
The noxious weed law should be en-
forced.
Kenmare shows a disposition to get
together.
The people of FTaxton are urged to
clean up.
The wolford Mirror is now in it's
new home.
There was a disastrous prairie fire
south OF Mott.
Minot expects the Grand Trunk
trains by Oct. ].
Almost any old thing can be a
booster his year.
chas. r. Cable is the new editor Of
The York Dispatch.
North Dakota is showing more and
more interest in silos.
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Some of the editors insist they will
go to the harvest fields.
The Garrison Times wants to exhib-
it at the Industrial show.
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There will be some fine music for the
Mandan fair next month.
A lot OF farmers felt easier when the
Irvine famine was relieved.
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Secret societies are getting ready
for the fan and winter activity.
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Farmers are taking better care of
the horses than in the old days.
Editor Nye of The Medina Citizen
appears to be enjoying prosperity.
The Independent insists there should
be a public feed barn at Enderlin.
Several people At Edinburg 9
shocked when the depot was repainted.
There was a double wedding of
Sentinel Butte young people at Glen
dive.
Many papers are publishing warn
ing notices against the travelling ped
dlers. =
A big stsve silo was recently COM
pleted on the Schofield ranch in Oliver
county.
Former Editor Lindelien OF The
Brinsmade Star is looking for a new
location.
The new lands in the southwestern
part of the state are growing some fine
fax crops.
Hail insurance adjusters had to do
a lot more travelling this year than
they wished.
Engineer White was injured in a
wreck on the north branch Of the N. P.
out of Mandan. ..t
Joseph MarteI1e, a quarter-breed In
dian, was arrested near Benedict for a
nameless crime.
All the passing tracks along the Far
go-Minot cutoff of the Great Northern
will hold 100 cars.
There was some excitement at Nor
wich when an excited COW broke into
a department store.
The North Dakota spirit of progress
and development is impressed on every
visitor to this state.
900
Rector Shore of the Episcopal
church at Lisbon has accepted a call
to a Florida church.
North Dakotans are taking more In
uranc and many OF them appear to
like the home brand:
600
Editor Lowe OF the LaMoure Echo is
popular with the newspaper boys in
that part Of the state.
The ball games between the married
linen and bachelors are sometimes UNI
pired by divorced men.
With oats going more than 100 bush.
els per acre in some localities-how
would You like to Be a farmer?
The Mandan attorney, who was ad-
Judged insane, wal principal of the
Tower City schools '01 and '02.
90
Some people appear to have forgotten
that drinking liquor on the trains is
under the ban in North Dakota
Editor Knight, formerly Of Buffalo
and EnderIin, is making good OF his
new purchase, The Elgin Times.
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Many men feel they nave world Deat-
ers in their new dogs and will continue
to harbor that delusion till Sept. 2.
90
The successful bidder for the munic-
ipal work at Minot no doubt wishes he
had added 5000 to the amount.
900
The Ryder News wants the repubIi-
cans to buck UP and lick the stuffin
out of both Roosevelt and Wilson.
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The laboring men are more interest
ed than any one else in the retention
on the tariff on manufactured articles,
The Mandan Pioneer is not an ar
dent admirer Of the city commission
as at present constituted in that town
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Many of the merchants refused to
add during what they called the dull
season. They helped to make them
dull.
The newspaper boys owe the state
regretted to hear of the death OF Ernie
Kent, formerly Of Lakota and Crane
Forks.
The outdoor sleeping habit appears
to have met with great favor in NORTH
Dakota. It's all right--in the sum
mer time.
Some towns are nursing their dis
appointment over losing ball teams
Fargo was denied even that naelan
cloly pleasure.
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