The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-22
North Dakota
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Many farmers packed the soil.
The Tmtown nurses have organized,
A burglar was twice routed at Grand
Forks.
Bisbee insists on better hre pro-
lection.
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Money was raised for the Verona
ball team.
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stady rejoices over securing a
drugstore.
Sargent county appears to be enjoy
ing prosperity.
The last Of last years flax crop is
being threshed.
Editor Howard is doing some good
boosting for McHenry.
600
Some elevators are cleaning the seed
grain for farmers at cost.
900
The novelty appears to have worn
off the postal savings banks.
Nubs Davies Of The Grand Forks
Herald admits he's learning.
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The Granville Echo carries a nice
line of McFIenry correspondence.
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Creameries that are properly backed
up are big boosts for any town.
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The prejudice against the city wa
ter at Darlington is disappearing.
The newspapers are advising the
voters not to overlook the registration.
Druggist Gullickson of Minot used
a 22-rihe when he decided to shuttle
off.
Have you insured your crops against
hail? That will soon be a vital ques-
ton.
There is a strong effort being made
in North Dakota to defeat the white
plague.
Ramsey county boosters are doing
some excellent work in the interests OF
good roads.
Some farmers were fortunate in be-
ing able to secure 1910 seed for this
years crop.
Sargent county may have two news
paper men in the legislature-one in
each branch.
w. M. conlin was arrested on a
charge of burning two houses near
Richardton.
and Larimore may start a county seat
removal fight.
North Dakota offers many oppor-
tunities. Are you taking advantage of
some Of them?
The commercial clubs in some towns
advertised for more laborersxwith
good results.
The Mimic Journal is a kind of a
trinity-with its Ardock-and Forest
River departments.
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It's funny to hear the insurgents
howl about the iniquity of the asses
sors' registration law.
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1t is claimed that North Dakota
could raise sufficient sugar t supply
the entire United States.
900
The Pembina Pioneer Express con-
tinues to take some editorial pot shots
at the courthouse proposition.
600
States Attorney Bowen of McHenry
county may be a candidate for district
judge in opposition to Judge Burr.
900
The Great Northern has made a
number Of changes in time cards in
the northwestern part of the state.
900
Editor Fyles Of Minor was appoint
ed clerk of the recent meeting OF the
presbytery. That's going some-for
an editor.
The construction of the new tele-
phone line out of Kindred will put a
part of Richland county in touch with
that town.
The democrat who will perjure him
self to get to vote a republican ticket
at the June primaries is admittedly
going some.
The recent improvements on The
Petersburg Record have made a great
change in the appearance Of Editor
Halls publication.
900
The Minot girl who mysteriously
disappeared and was later located at
Devils Lake, said she made the trip
just for adventure.
900
Postmaster Myhra of Wahpeton re-
viewed the political history of Judge
Lauder-and seems disposed to yentil-
ate some episodes.
600
What's become OF the half a dozen or
more papers Bishop Cowell formerly
published in McHenry county-now
that he is at Carpio?
900
quality of seed this spring 1t is feared
the stand for the crops this spring will
not be up to the average.
A large number of Indians from
South Dakota passed nroug CARING
ton on the way to Fort Totten to pay
a visit to the reds there.
600
F. r. Graham Of Brainerd is the new
president OF the Cakes National bank
as a result of a recent change Of own
ership OF the majority stock.
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The democrats Of the Missouri slope
are rejoicing over the location Of Ben
whitehead at Bismarck. where he IS