The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-14
North Dakota
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Mott is proud Of its school.

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cando wants a public playground.
Dairying is a big thing on the slope.
Cattle are selling at the top notch
price.
New Rockford is to be divided into
wards.
The Tribune is after a greater Bis
marck.
The straw vote hend will Don be on
the job.
The viaduct at Mandan is to be
lighted.
jamestown is still looking for the
Midland.
Valley City claims to have the first
Wilson club.
d. A. Craig is now the editor of The
Granville Echo.
Bismarck plans to be long on hotel
accommodations.
Some horses in Stark county were
killed by lightning.
An artesian we'll was recently put
down near Bottineau:
900
Home grow cabbage are being a
keted over the state,
Much Of the alleged black rust on
wheat was-something else.
900
l. The state tennis tournament will be
held at Grand Forks Aug. 10.
900
Registered lady pharmacists are
more numerous than formerly.
Eight cars Of cattle were shipped
out of Foster county last week.
900
There was a great change in the
teaching force al Devils Lake.
The express companies profted by
the Irvine shortage in this state.
At Valley City an effort is being
made to suppress needless noises.
900
There are 500, 900 horses laboring to
save the North Dakota wheat crop.
900
Mercer county is gathering grain
for the industrial show at Bismarck.
900
1t is claimed that breaking done with
oxen as the motive power is the best.
An electric line may be constructed
from Williston to Ambrose and Crosby.
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The publishers in Bottineau county
are determined to get out of poverty
row.
Arlo Banfield pleaded guilty to a Vi
olation Of the prohibition law in ONE
NEE.
Diversified farming is the real thing.
1t has been amply demonstrated this
year.
Every convict who backslides makes
it harder for the others to get q clear
record.
1t is said the 500 yards at Valley
City are a favorite hang out for the
hobos.
The New Rockford Provost is de-
cidedly opposed to giving away fran
chises.
The twine sellers didn't have to beg
very hard to get people to take their
goods.
Adams, Hettinger and Bowman
counties r showing some large grain
yields. s..'
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Indians from ten states will assemble
at the fair at Fort Yates, Monday,
Sept. 9.
The horse dealers reported a great
demand for draft animals In the state
this year.
Something must be done to have an
official bureau to look after farm labor
each year.
The corn festivals are attracting at
tention. Alfalfa expositions would also
get results. rs #as.
Sheldon has let a contract for an
artesian well. The old n became too
obstreperous.
The Great Northern is to rush work
on it's Crosby branch to connect with
the Grand Trunk:
It is rather remarkable how quickly
some crooks become sick or insane
after being caught.
Motorcycles of all shades and sizes
and shapes are being ridden in North
Dakota this summer.
Many banks are being established in
the new towns along the railway ex-
tensions in this state.
There is n danger Of the big crops
lit may retard the better farming and
the dairying movements.
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Some Of the unsuccessful candidates
for office on the republican ticket-are
now enthusiastic democrats.
900
Mohall has a man named Hellebust.
Some people in Fargo seem to nave
hell or bust ways about them.
Grading work is progressing rapidly
on the N. P. extension beyond Stanton
and along the Knifs river route.
Some Of the North Dakota Elks who
visited the grand lodge session in
Portland, are just getting back.
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Cards of thanks are not as numerous
as formerly. Many people are learn
ing that it is rather pool taste to run
them.
Some North Dakota editors are bet
ting that Harry Thaw will get out of
the asylum yet--if he lives long
enough.
A Hazelton kid ate some cherry
stones that lodged In his intestines in
such a manner that ar operation had
to be performed.
Former Governor Devine appears TO
believe there is just about as much
necessity for a third party-as for a
two-tailed purp.
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