The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-18
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Grand Forks has youthful bike
thieves.
The autos are no longer called Ego
devils"
The time to use the King road drags
is-now.
There are 1.127 pupils OF school age
in Minot.
Some outsiders got a little religion
in Fargo.
The farmers Of North Dakota are a
Joyous lot.
Dickinson will have twelve blocks Of
white way.
Bismarck is to have another market
day June 1.
Grafton is to have a splendid Ma
sonic temple.
Grand Forkers christened their ball
team the Dacotahs.
900
The New England Herald enjoys a
high degree of prosperity.
900
It is claimed that the hard winter
shortened the supply of ggs
900
The moisture has been above the
average in most localities.
900
Some men seem to think their wives
are hired girls-without wages.
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The motorcyclists Of North Dakota
have multiplied rapidly this year.
The Lansford Commercial club is ac-
tive in the interests Of good roads.
900
A large acreage is being seeded in
the western part Of the state this
spring.
The boosters for winter wheat are
happy and insist no crop could look
better.
Devils Lake merchants are losing
money as a result Of the new train
schedule.
Jimmie Foley has returned to Bis
marck after spending the winter in
California
900
Every school in Ward county is be-
ing furnished with a copy Of the state
blue book.
There is ar urgent need for better
enforcement Of the laws-municipal,
county and state.
The Minot normal case is being SIM
plifed by the withdrawal of the APP
peal by c. A. Grow.
900
There appears to be no reason for
any editor in the Second congressional
district going naples.
"Any old thing can't farm success
fully-any more than conduct other
business enterprises.
900
By having a telephone in his house,
a Pembina county farmer was able to
call assistance and save a valuable
horse from drowning.
900
The political situation in Hettinger,
Adams, Bowman and Billings counties
is becoming interesting.
900
There is going to be a lot OF rivalry
for the county offices in the south
western part of the state.
900
The campaign may now be said to
be IN. The copy for the political
pamphlet has been sent in.
900
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The Bismarck Tribune, has resigned
to accept a st. Paul position.
The N. d. National guard will again
60 to Sparta. Some of the boys dread
the sand stretches down there.
The Valley City Times-Record
thinks the religious spree in Fargo is
overland there will now be some real
religion.
State Senator Simpson of Dickinson
who is a candidate for congress-, is
a farmer and has LOO acres Of crop
this year.
The Plainsman is a new paper al
Wild Rose. r. G, Crowell, formerly
Of Wheatland and Marion, is the mar
behind the enterprise.
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Near Hazelton a farmer cut some
flax that he could not harvest last fall
He had it threshed and is now ready
to put in another crop.
Among the Italian laborers al
jamestown were four sweet voiced
singers who frequently entertained
the people with popular songs.
600
One of the best proofs of the deveI-
opment of the western part of the
state is the increased assessed valu.
alton of the property out there.
900
1t is claimed that Minoters are al.
most solidly behind Blaisdell for con,
gress-despite the fact there are twC
other candidates living in that city.
900
Early closing is being adopted ii
many towns that still retained tn,
barbarous custom Of making clerks
work till s, 8 and 10 o'clock al night.
900
1t is evident that the relations be
] tween the editors of The McCIusk.
Gazette and The Denhoff Voice ar,
] not of the Damon and Pythias order
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Governor Burke Of North Dakota /
said to have made some fortunate in
vestments in Tennessee lands-in ad
dition to his California banking bust
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