The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-14
North Dakota
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WashbuFn may have electric lights.
There are rumors of more newspa-
per wars.
County division sentiment is strong
in Morton.
The Mouse RIVER loop blacksmiths
are to organize.
Plans for Identifying Bismarck are
under discussion.
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Dairymen call the COW the foster
mother of the world.
The first warm days start the base
ball sap to running.
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Better farming methods are receiv-
ing general endorsement.
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The people IRE not disposed to take
straw votes very seriously,
The Bantry Advocate man found a
kid who swiped an apple.
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w. H. Campbell, the dry farming
expert, viii speak at Forman.
Some towns of the state are al
ready talking spring cleanup.
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Tim Dwire-formerIy sheriff in
Ramsey county. is again a candidate.
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Some N is starting a fight on the
Minot schools and the superintendent.
The Lansford Journal is planning
to boost the Mouse river loop coun-
Try.
The papers in the western part Of
the state are doing some good boost
ing.
There were many elements boosting
for the agricultural school at Ia
MCure.
1t won't be long till a lot of North
Dakotans will be in the II told you so''
| column.
The Palermo Standard is reported
to have skipped three issues during
the past ear.
This year politics win not let BUSH
ness interfere with it--if the people
can be gulled.
Walhalla reported a PAINFUL accident
in which a mans hand was ground off
in a feed mill. -,
Some OF the newspapers are cutting
out patent insides which contain adj
vertising matter.
The Flasher Hustler opines that to
be "a real good 'progressive"-one
should be an Office seeker.
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The Sherwood Tribune gives the
leap year girls an opportunity by
boosting a bachelor farmer. -
The Balfour Messenger says Editor
Cowell Of The Statesman may pur-
chase an interest in a Minot papers !
The people Of Pembina appear to
prefer that the Meridian road runs
through the central part of the eoun.
ty. $685..
Some of the political candidates are
getting in physical trim for the
strenuous life they will lead the rest
Of the year.
The Bismarck Tribune started a
story about LaFolfette and ended it
up with something about gas-not en-
tirely uniting.
Who put up the money for the La
Toilette pictures now running in the
newspapers Of the state? Even the
hired men got in.
Better preparation of h land for
small grains and better cultivation of
other crops will be the rule in North
Dakota this yea
Some changes were made in the
force of The Bismarck Tribune.
Winters is now city editor and Wealth
erhead telegraph editor.
Mrs. Lounsberry. who many years
ago secured a divorce from Col. C. A.
Lounsberry, died last week at the
home Of her son in Duluth.
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1t is stated that the people Of
Mooretown have abandoned their effort
to secure the removal Of the county
seat Of Richland from Wahpeton.
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Several hundred people heard W.
J. Bryan at Dickinson at, $3.50 in the
ev ing. He talked a few minutes
during the time his train was at the
depot.
Will the editors who roasted Han
ma for coming to North Dakota to
boost for R~ooseveit--do the same thing
to Gronna who is to speak for LaFol-
: lette?
: 1t seems to take the bigger guns to
draw crowds to the political meetings
: The audiences have not been large
where SOME Of the orators in this
: state held forth.
3 Don't forget to boost for dairyine
under proper conditions. Expert.
: etlce and proper equipment are, how.
: ever, essential to success. It's a los.
ing game for a novice.
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Owners of vicious dogs that chas,
I and bark after wagons better look out
e The state supreme court affirmed I:
q decision where a ma was awarded
damages as a result of a vicious purl
frightening his team
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The Bismarck Tribune notes tina
North Dakota can't raise the none,
: to present the battieship North Dako
Ia with a silver service-but that
a bride at Grand Forks was presente,
with a silver set by adrniring juror
who had acquitted her of the slaugh