The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-02

North Dakota also had a fine mus
tard crop-in spots.
900
The new parcels posts law Is eff
fective next January;
North Dakota is a young giant
when it comes to crops.
900
The farmers elevator at Bismarck
is thoroughly organized.
900
There are rumors of another
morning paper in Fargo.
Blind piggers and tin horn gamblers
are on the run at Mtnot.
A negro minstrel show at Caring.
ton proved rather frosty.
The LaMoure Echo hasn't much use
for political scalp hunters.
900
AS a result of a blind pig in Sargent
county there was a murder.
900
tuberculosis Sunday will be gener-
ally observed in North Dakota.
The concrete dam for the 500 al
Adams has just been completed.
900
Some farmers were swindled on har-
vesting supplies BY transients.
The younger streeter of The Linton
Record sells autos as a side line.
The Tribune thinks the morals OF
the people of Bismarck are safe.
900
Much hustling is being done for the
fair at LaMoure Sept. IS and 10.
The p. o. closing order will be a
boost for the Sunday paper newsies.
The central part of the state is
showing a decided interest in alfalfa.
The state is getting a great deal OF
advertising because Sc Of it's good crops
Three Tower City churches are con
templating a union. That's good bust
ness.
In some localities agitators kept
harvest hands from going into the
fields.
The county commissioners were en-
Joined from selling the old hospital al
Minot.
Editor. Lee of The WaIha1Ea Noun
taineer is installing a typesetting ma
chine.
There are many complaints Of de-
struction Of property by plumming
parties.
Many men will get a new lease OF
life when they start after thte prairie
chickens.
The Devils Lake Elks attended the
clam bake at the Talmadge ranch near
Towner.
Brick work has been completed on
the elegant new school building al
Dawson.
was visited by several other newspa-
per men. '- ..
1t is costing about 81, 0o0, 900 daily to
move the crops Of the two Dakotas and
Minnesota.
Jail Breaker Pomeroy, who escaped
from Darlington, was recaptured in
Red Wing.
: The follows who have always stood
by North Dakota certainly have their
inning this year
One of the men charged with selling
booze at the Langdon fair demonstrate
ed his innocence.
The blind pig row at Hamilton lost
the village a colored resident, who
may be going yet. .
A boat from oakes went up Bear
creek to LaMoure and was as inter-
esting as a circus.
s.at. .H GNrNA e..
A picture of He'll makes 1t appear g
very neat place. This particular Hell
is located in Norway.
Some threshers don't use proper
precautions in cleaning their machines
of weed seeds-it is claimed.
Some Of the discharged inmates o.
the state hospital at jamestown don't
stay cured after they get out.
go
Sam Haislet, who has been witt
The Grand Forks Observer, will re-
turn to The Lankin Reporter.
900
With the chicken shooting only q
few days away the sportsmen are get.
ting the fever worse than ever.
Some lawyers advocate the abolition
of county courts and want that work
done by clerks of the district courts.
900
F.. L. Roberts Of Eldridge, Stutsmar
county, has a milIet field that he ex.
pected would go fifty bushels to tht
acre.
A. D. MacKinnon. who already owns
The Bowdon Guardian and Denhof
Voice, has purchased The Goodrich
Citizen from W. : Burt.
1t will be a good day for North Da.
kota when all the a is used in 10,
cal institutions instead of being
shipped outside the state.
The escape of four prisoners from
( the state pen at Bismarck is a blow
to the humanitarian schemes inaugur.
ated by Warden Hellstronn and viii
make things harder for the other con
victs in the future.
Darlington secured w. G. Herman
| for the superintendent of schools. HI
had moved to the city when he had Z
business offer and the board released
him from the contract n secured "A
L. Schafer of LeSueur, Mimi.
The Linton Record repubIished q
letter j. I'll. Worst, now president Of
the Al. c., wrote the paper just TWEEN,
Lty-ive years ago, in which he extollet
the fertility Of North Dakota-anS
predicted its great development in thu
| next quarter of a century. His pre-,
dictions have come true-and ther
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