The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-03
North Dakota
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Silo construction is causing a great
deal OF discussion.
900
Hankinson Is arranging for a big
celebration July 4.
The people Of Hankinson are proud
OF their creamery.
The school children are about ready
for the fishing trip.
Attorney sinkler Of Minot wants to
go to the legislature.
Band concerts are reported In almost
every town-but Fargo.
600
Up at Minot the ministers are trying
to stop Sunday baseball.
900
The Yeomen are to have a big pic
mic near Hastings June Is.
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There are ffty-two candidates for
county offices in Richland.
900
The Minot Independent has cut out
the wide-measure editorials.
900
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county auditor of LaMoure.
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The Fargo women now take their
hats OFF to the men--in church.
Sheldon will entertain the old set
tiers of Ransom county June 10.
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The Courtenay Gazette blows its own
bugle in its spiritwood department.
900
The farmers Of North Dakota are
wearing the smile that won't come off.
90
More railroads are insisting on tenn
perate habits on the part of the en-
ployes.
Dealers in corn planters and corn
cultivators report a big business this
spring.
The time Of the N. p. train on the
branch to McHenry will be slightly
changed.
Nearly every paper IN the state has
boosting articles over the excellent crop
conditions.
The grass is growing rapidly in this
state-but not under the feet of the
candidates.
A federal official is reported to have
failed in an effort to find booze joints
at Sawyer.
The plan to make the schoolhouse a
social center appears to meet with
general favor.
At Hannar the infant child of Mrs
E. Kline fell into a tub Of water and
was drowned.
The Pioneer wants the business men
Of Hope to take more interest in the
commercial club.
The people along the Rolla line OF
the Great Northern protest against a
pouch mail system.
The editors are generally of the
opinion that the girl graduates are just
too sweet for anything.
900
The people of the state seem quite
satisfied with the work Of Commits
sioner Of Agriculture Gilbreath.
This is the time of the year that
summer resort circulars find their way
to the desks Of the busy workers.
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The Gypsy farmers around Spirit
wood have rented their land and are
not on the job this year, as formerly.
Harry Lewis Of Ward county lost the
sight of n eye. While working at an
anvil a piece Of steel struck the optic.
900
The officials of Enderlin are going
after some fellows who are doing a
lot of promiscuous shooting with rifles.
900
The WaIcott Reporter tells of a
heavy loss through A. M. Knight by
a woman who formerly resided in that
town.
The auto dealers say that after every
rain the crop prospects are so good
more farmers come in and purchase
autos.
At Granville it is claimed that the
head of the schools refused to give
one of the papers the graduating pro-
gramme.
900
At Linton a 4-year-eld boy was run
over by an auto. One of the wheels
ran over his chest but no bones were
broken.
If a stray dog wants to commit sui
eide just let him wander into Daven-
port or Kindred-since the maddog ex-
element.
It's rather remarkable how some OF
the candidates yielded to the i'm
portunities OF friends"-and decided to
run for Office.
The popularity of the Hanna can
didacy is decidedly pleasing to the
friends Of the man who will be the
next governor.
The Edgeley Mail had a school write
up with cuts of the building, rooms
and other features that made an in
teresting article.
Bob La Toilette started UP in the
presidential race like a sky rocket with
the North Dakota straightforward looI
how he came down.
900
There are q number of papers who
do not designate paid and unpaid POI
litical matter--as provided by the cor
rupt practices act.
The Hastings Times man suggests
that editors should have pet alIigatori
to send out on the streets to bite
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