The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-28

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The woodmen Of Harvey picnicked,
The Hebron creamery is a huge sue
cess.
The bankers had a fine time at jim
town.
This has been a great year to start
trees.
The average picnic grounds are ur-
sanitary.
Northwood had a one-day farmers
institute.
Hoople may adopt the consolidated
school plan.
The Sun is boosting for a big Fourth
Pat Energy.
Preachers attended the Sunday bah
game at Minot.
Fosters Forecasts.
r. e. sIeight Is the new owner of
the creamery at Drake.
Some of the editors are glad the po-
PlitfSal - oNSA'
The newer sections Of the state have
crop prospects this d year.
The boosters are boosting-and this
is certainly a good time for EN-.
The support of Tom Marshall is
proving a big load for Buchanan.
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The Shields Enterprise is a big
booster for that part Of the state.
| A little girl at Davenport was very
ILL from accidentally taking poison.
At Minot they refer to the Fourth
of July as the midsummer celebration.
North Dakota, q state of great dis
Etances-is an idead country for autos.
The people of North Dakota have a
duty to perform Wednesday-and they
twill.
The Ryder Journal says it will be
Governor Hanna for two terms--then
Kraabel.
Letters from Canada say that spring
was so cold and wet many fields were
not seeded at all.
barring the ln6uTBbuI HEuu wv iS
at Hanna-the campaign has been a
remarkably clean one,
Gronna is reported by the twin city
papers to have bested Boss Marshall In
the ruction at Chicago
+ 900
The travelling men + said to favor
Purcell, Clendening and Charmley for
railroad commissioners.
900
At Bowman a man was mending a
gasoline can when it exploded and
Abroke his leg in two places.
\ 900
With 10000 autos running in North
/ Dakota the air is being polluted some
with the burning gasoline
The Kuhn Messenger says a proud
peacock has nothing on the Kuhn band
ksince the new uniforms arrived.
The Beach Chronicle roasts the
states attorney-and The Beach Ad-
vance roasts The Chronicle.
There are some wife heaters in this
state who are likely to get a coat
Of tar, and notwithstanding to
rumors.
Neche is to have a big celebration
July 4. There will be a parade, ora
tory, ball games, music, races and fire.
/ works.
The farmers dread to see transients
| driving by with teams-because of the
danger of infection Of their horses with
CHAMBERS.
Some Of the blind piggers are given
| opportunities to repent during their
~ninety-day sentences-but they don't
always do it.
For a bottle1ess state there are sew
eral inventors trying to get new fang
led coBks. An Upham man will apply
for a patent.
The failure Of the flying machine
at Wibaux to 11y-disappointed a lot
Of North Dakotans from the western
part of the state.
The iremen made Jack Charmley,
candidate for railroad commissioners, a
life member. Charmley looks like he
might live a long time.
A 200 acre wheat field in Ward coun-
ty was plowed up and seeded to mats
because it was claimed some kind Of a
worm was killing the grain.
The steele on the Fargo inot cut
off Of the Great Northern is the heav-
lest kind, SO the road can soon make
that it's main passenger line.
The papers of the state paid less at
tention than usual to politics. In q
few more years the editors will lei
the politicians boost themselves.
900
Some of the editors say GOD bless
the girl who works"-all of which IL
all right as far as it goes-but some
of them are entitled to more remuner-
alton.
While the %insurgent candidates fol
congress in the Second district are
damning each other-Colonel Tuttlt
appears to be rounding up the festivt
voters.
One of the brothers who run The
, F1axton Times is a real humorist. HI
had a great funnygraph about Hanna
that he u have copied from a tomb.
stone.
The vote for judges should be heav'
Ter than for state offices-as any voter
whether he gave the assessor his DO,
litical preference or not-can vote fol
! judges.
III The candidates who sent to eastern
!, concerns for their campaign cards
come to this state and work and vot,
for them.
The Medina Citizen is now eigh
pages and all home print. The in
creased size was necessary to accom-
modate the new business being won b,
the genial Nye.