The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-17
North Dakota
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NoELn Dakota ueeuS HoNe AaSto14S5'
The opposition & always the-gang.
Now is q good time to destroy weeds.
The iremen want a state FIRE a
den.
The recent statewide rain was OPP
perfume.
The hit and miss style Of farming
won't work.
The cheese factory at Havana is now
in operation.
Some of the people viii rejoice If
congress adjourns
Railroad Commissioner Mann is get
ting a lot Of bouquets.
Sherwood's band made a great hit
on Its first appearance.
Andrew Tomjack of Jimtown is in
the courts-some more.
The streets at Medina have been
graded up and improved.
The congressional contest in the two
western districts is hot stuff.
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Sportsmen are decidedly enthusiastic
over the outlook for this year.
If Tune rains make a crop-North
Dakota should have a bumper.
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c. B. Winter is doing some dandy
work for The Bismarck Tribune.
A. J.. Hartley is the new advertising
| n12 ma cn~ ~ Tho MinnfE Rn11nFfnys er"#.
Lem Burns of Mckenzie county
killed six real wolves-grey ones.
The Sunday baseball proposition
seems to have won at Grand Forks.
The contest for the railroad commits
sionership is a kind of a free-for-all.
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The Minot Elks extended the East
ern Star ladies the use of their home.
Some people seem to think Pat Nor
ton got his sister on the payroll quite
strong.
The Minot Commercial club ~increas-
ed its membership over 800 per CEN in
the last year.
The Steele Czone wants Colonel
futile to have a big vote in his home
county Of Kdder:
The Warwick Sentinel continues to
boost big for Congressman Hanna's
gubernatorial candidacy.
Mrs. Mitchell, for eight years q
bookkeeper in the Office Of the state
treasurer, has resigned.
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A Bismarck woman recently visited
a Wisconsin sister-54 years old
whom she had never seen.
The candidacy Of Simpson for con-
gress in the Third district seems to be
meeting with strong support.
A solder at Fort Lincoln was ar
rested on a statutory charge in con.
n~ection with a l5-year-old girl.
Some of the men employed on the
contract work on the N. p. branch
north of Mandan quit because of thu
grub
Editor McDonough of The Crane
Tribune continues to say things about
the socialists-and he doesn't minct
matters.
DIRTY politics'' is the way The Bis.
bee Gazette branded the offerings OF
the imported muckraker against Con.
gresham Hanna.
1t is said that Editor Spencer Of The
Gwinner Press refused to accept the
political announcement of a candidate
for the legislature.
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, The people of North Dakota dom
/ relish the Importation Of muckrakerl
Z. to attack men of honor. They will re-
sent it at the polls;
Many people are sending North Da'
kota papers back to eastern friends
calling attention to the splendid con
ditions in this state.
"old Bill Mumby of The Bufort
Tribune is in the height Of his glor.
lambasting a fellow who is endeavor.
ing to boycott the paper.
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The Bismarck Tribune admits thu
slope may be a bloody battle ground
politically-if the insurgents keep OF
scrapping among themselves.
The unfairness of the i%nsurgent at
tacks on Hanna-by the importation o.
an outside muckraker-is disgusting
even the fair-minded insurgents.
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!, Williston had a number of conven'
hOAS SIhCO the plB SOlIOL4d AlCSL LWN
years ago-but 1t. never secured tht
advertising like it did at that time.
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, Commissioner of Agriculture Gilbreatl
is a state official who has won hi
right to reelection by the able mannel
in which he has conducted the office.
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It's a safe bet that the friends o.
Bessesen and Young won't give thu
other many second choice votes il
the congressional race in the Second
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Senator Gronna is said to object t
being showed into the background b.
Tom Marshall, who, as national com.
mitteeman, will be at the head of thu
republican organization.
Senator Simpson of Dickinson, {
candidate for congress in the ThirC
district, p planning a reunion If thu
North Dakota Rough riders of which
organization he was a member.
The insurgents imported a muck
raker to investigate the record of Con
gresham Hanna. They didn't nee,
insurgent angels-Bickford and Stock
well.
The Powers Lake Echo, claiming t
be a republican paper. say that IL tn
republicans don't nominate Buchanal
there will be another democrati
nominee. That's a rather nice threai
Is that the insurgent attitude?
Mrs. w. J. Banks of Egeland is
nerVy woman. "a cross bull had w
down, butting him around and hal
Z broken some of his ribs. Mrs. Bark
i grabbed a pitchfork and chased tn