The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-10

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There has been a lot of feedstuffs
raised by North Dakota farmers.
900
The N. P. granted q. reduced rate
for the industrial expo at Bismarck.
600
Most towns of the state with any
pretentions-now have white ways.
Give the bull moosers plenty of rope
and they will execute themselves.
900
Election is less than two months
away. How are you going to vote?
The motion picture show people of
the state will organize an association.
900
The threshing boiler explosion sto-
ries are now being taken down and
busted.
The improvement of the river road
at Bismarck delighted the autoists and
others.
The shooters found the weather
warm-whatever the amount of game
they got.
The Sa~lvationists at Devils Lake
had an outing at the chautauqua
grounds.
There is more small fruit being
raised in North Dakota this year than
formerly.
Oscar Johnson, who was killed by
lightning at Surrey had been good to
his sister. ... .-..-
The North Dakota wheat fields Of
fered hiding grounds for men wanted
by officers. +.
Two autos crashed al Minot. One
man was injured and n machine was
a junk heap.
A railway mail clerk at Cakes was
charged with stealing valuable letters
from the mails.
Atty. ]. J. Samson of Devils Lake,
who has been ill for some time, is
greatly improved.
Jim Dinnie is the new deputy X
allied ruler of the Elks-and the an
TERED boys are happy
The daughter of Editor Richter Of
The Larimore Pioneer was recently
married in MinneapSlis.
The electric light plants IN some
now, instead of midnight jigs.
900
The Grand Forks Herald thinks the
North Dakota bull moosers misquoted
a lot of poetry in their platform.
Some people do not take much
stock in the threat of J.. M. Devine of
Minot to cut out public speaking.
900
The state republican central COM
mittee's resolution has made it hard
for the editors to help their cause
900
The leaders Of the i%nsurgent move
ment must pay up old printing bills
incurred in the primary campaign.
Fargo is badly wanted in the Gem
trail International Baseball league. The
town is ripe for organized baseball.
900
The Bismarck advertisers are get
ting their ads in on Friday-so the
Saturday buyers will know where to
go.
This is the first month in which oys-
ters can be eaten but some people pre-
fer to wait till the shipping weather
is cooler.
The kindly newspaper boosts that
Congressman Hanna has been ~receiv-
ing for governor certainly must be
gratifying.
One of the linotype operators on
The Minot Optic died suddenly and it
was necessary to get a part of the pa
per out by hand.
Some of the men arrested in the
Bismarck anti raid were releas-
ed for lack of evidence. Others will
get a dose in jail.
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welt meeting in Fargo was partially
due to the good weather which kept
the farmers hustling at home.
The state bar went on record
against the abolition of the county
courts. 1t had been proposed by some
to have the clerks of the district
courts perform those duties.
The Langdon Courier Democrat
can't understand why The Forum is
for Hanna-and doesn't boost some of
the people he is for. There are other
things The CD cant set through Its
noodle.
AT Wanpeton a young fellow was In
love with a girl employed in a restau-
rant. He threatened things when she
went with other fellows. When arr
rested he had a young cannon in his
pocket.
The bull moosers were greatly dis
appointed at the small attendance az
the Roosevelt speeches in Fargo. If
the colonel drew no larger crowds
elsewhere he can't hope much for his
candidacy.
Some of the candidates in Dickey
county who were defeated at the pri-
maries are talking about running as
independent candidates. They are
like Roosevelt-they won't abide by
the results.
The location Of some of the farm
wells is fierce. The wonder Is that
there is not more typhoid. On some
farms the wells are located where they
get all the seepage from the barn.
lOn others they are near the garbage
pile or the outhouses,
900
Some people are worried about how
the girls who wear mems hose--keep
the darned things up. The Bismarck
Tribune blames the kernels man for
the discovery that the girls were wear
ing the short kind-and suggests that
they use sticking plaster.
900
Travellers to Hillsboro-especially
hungry chicken shooters-hnd q
great little hosiery at the Hotel
Weston, u by Mrs. Charles Hernpei.
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