The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-01
North Dakota
Kernels

The range grass on the slope is fine.
There will be a good farming time
at Darlington, June 10.
Some of the courts ran straight
through Decoration day.
The telephone system at Darlington
will be rebuilt next year.
Budweiser. the famous race horse at
Darlington, has been sold.
Fifteen thousand gophers have been
killed this year in Wells county.
900
Mcintosh county has organized its
boosters and will go after settlers.
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Nearly all the wild land tributary to
Max has been broken and cropped.
The Minot Elks are coming to Fargo
for some Of those big loving cups.
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A lot Of the pipe in the artesian well
at Sheldon disappeared In the hole.
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The Foster county sheriff recovered
a stolen horse but the thief got away.
There is considerable baseball rival
ry between jamestown and Valley
City.
Cando is to have a sanitary WACO
and everything Is to be kept spick
and span.
The will contest at Darlington was
settled on terms satisfactory to all
contestants.
Stark and Hettinger counties are
showing more interest in dairying and
creameries.
Judge Cowan doesn't seem much
alarmed by the opposition to his re-
nomination.
Editor Agnew of The Slope News
appears to be a scrapper-who knows
how to scrap.
Litchville had an honest girl. She
found a nice sum Of money-and re-
ported the find.
A large number of stock selling
concerns are peddling their wares in
CaValler county
The Neville Journal expressed the
pride the people Of that town felt in
the local schools.
600
Some time the settlements between
Ward, Renville, Burke and MountraiI
counties will be made.
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The house on the Stevenson farm
near Langdon was burned, with prac-
tically all the contents.
900
At Egeland a man became insane
from eating to much snuff-and that,
too, despite the snoos bill.
900
The Great Northern is doing some
lively hustling on the new extension
between Fargo and Minot.
900
Several towns are planning baseball
tournaments this summer. AS usual
Inkster will have a big time.
900
Bottineau county publishers will
quit running foreign advertisements
unless at a reasonable price.
900
The drinking water at Deering has
been analysed and the results r not
just what the people hoped for.
900
Former Attorney General McCue has
written a novel and it will soon be is
sued by an eastern publication house.
900
The newspaper boys hope Editor
Long of The Egeland Enterprise will
land the coveted nomination for clerk
Of court.
Heine Mitchell, formerly Of Minot
and Devils Lake newspapers, now of
ST. Cloud, is gaining fame as an anna
teur actor.
Mrs. Ben G. Whitehead was down
at Bismarck from Williston for a few
days to see how the colonel looked in
his new Office.
The Rugby Tribune has been sold
to Simon Westby as the holder Of the
mortgage. Dan Brennan gave notice
Of redemption.
Editor Carl Nelson Of The Cando
Democrat told his readers goodbye in
the last issue. He will his job
with the state land department.
900
Does The Langdon Republican recall
any attacks on H. T. Helgesen in The
Forum-either before or after the pri-
manufacturing the last four or five
years?
Some kind Of a fungus is attacking
the box elders at Cooperstown. Per-
49, AZ. A.. Snz@-n4sa 1.Sanohn &Aa
has escaped from Editor Reayick Of
The Sentinel.
Senator Gronna got the senate ia
repeal the. reciprocity act--but by do
ing so the duty on paper from Canada
will be stuck on again-and the edi-
tors will suffer.
Out in the Second district some crit
icisms are being made Of Geo. M
Young, candidate for congress, be-
cause Of the comic supplement style
Of campaign he is conducting-Let
George Do IT."
The newspapers show more OF 1
disposition this year to permit thu
political candidates to fight their owl
battles. They can't see the use %
spending a lot Of time and none.
boosting some fellow for a politica
job.
The wheat acreage of Nortl
Dakota may be slightly re
duced as a result Of the late season
in some sections-but there will be al
increased acreage Of other crops-~es
pecially Of corn and potatoes.