The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-29
North Dakota
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Rural schools ere to be boosted.
Progress" is reported on the Mid
jamestown is to have a modern hos,
pital.
There are chicken thieves at Devils
Lake.
Pack eggs noS4~hiIe they are
cheap.
Fargo had three circuses and anth-
er is coming.
GOOD order prevailed At the state
fair in Fargo.
The estimates e Crops vary from
good to bumper.
Lisbon has some more sanitary
drinking fountains.
Some OF the campaigns for county
Offices will be hot stuff.
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The electric ordinance at Devils
Lake has been signed.
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North Dakota has more than 10000
600 acres Of arabic land.
Winter wheat Certainly proved It's
worth in North pssots-
Lisbon is to hold its second annual
corn carnival Sept ss-ss.
Townships must pay the assessors
for the registration work.
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Many Fargoans win attend the fair
at Grand Forks this week.
900
Some OF the sheriffs are keeping
open house for blind piggers.
The Devils Lake papers are saying
naughty things of each other.
90
Many good baseballers can find en-
ployment in the harvest fields.
The elements this year were assist
ed by improved farming methods.
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A few auto owners neglected the
formality of securing state licenses.
Ladies' participate in the shooting
contests at the gun club in Bismarck.
The black rust talk doesn't scare
much. There are always a few traces.
The sportsmen tell Of the splendid
PAoSpOSSS ~" PAehN SNlSA0h SAOOh-
ing.
The newspaper boys continue to
make puns about John He'll OF Han
kinson.
Plow firebreaks. DO Ii now before
the grass cures and becomes q grave
danger.
The farm products Of North Dakota
viii sell for more than $2oo,000,00
this year.
The Red river--if made navigable
from wahpeton to winnipeg-might
help some.
The socialist paper at Devils Lake
roasted the militia at the state en-
carnpment.
One Of the men saved from the I'll
tanic wreck is now a section hand at
Glenburn.
The state papers were liberal in
their favorable comments On the state
fair in Fargo.
The Grand Forks Herald man asked
The Jimtown Democrat man some per-
tinent questions.
Colonel futile is a member OF the
state central committee from his leg
islative district.
Jamestown and Valley bah teams
are tied In the number of games won
from each other.
The Wilton people expect to sell
more Ignite coal now with two rail-
roads out of town
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Judge Lauder OF wahpeton made a
reputation at the anti-Hanna meeting
In Fargo as a czsr
States Attorney Burmese of Grand
Forks denies he authorized his sigma
ture to the third party call.
The next cry in North Dakota-aft-
er the labor famine is settled-will be
a car shortage to handle the grain.
Lisbon wal represented at the state
fair by the famous First Regiment
band and the state hospital corps.
With the railroads helping to supply
harvest hands the farmers of North
Dakota will no doubt be cared for.
The big crops this year MAJ be a
set back for both the dairying inter-
CSAS HAN hAO SONeCA 1AOFCAANhS'
The wheat this yea has six rows.
Some years it's only two, then some
it's four. This year it's going some.
900
Money is cheaper in the western
| part of the state and in some localities
the rate IN farm loans is only 8 per
cent.
Some Of the state papers are saying
caustic things about Fargo's poor
showing at the state militia encamp-
ment.
HeIlstrom's friends are said to be
sore over the cool reception with which
his name met at mass meeting of dems
in Fargo.
President Lewis and Secretary Tai
colt received general recognition for
their good work as head officials OF the
state fair.
A Grand Forks man a d turkey
that must have tried to be a twin. It
has four wings and a leg on each OF
its four
Commissioner OF Agriculture Gil
breath states the industrial show at
Bismarck in October will be bigger and
better than ever.
Some Of the hail storms were de-
cidedly serious, and the destructive
work looks worse in contrast with the
fields that escaped.
The Sheyenna Star SAYS the nominal