The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-10
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The Balfour creamery is getting re-
suits.
The Berg Call Il a booster for good
roads.
Spring goose shooting is now a thing
of the past.
900
The North Dakota spud acreage this
year win be large.
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The Sunday school conventions are
being well attended.
900
There are a large number Of candi-
dates for the legislature.
900
More attention is being paid to agri-
culture than ever before.
Fargo entertains the state nurses at
thsir next annual session.
900
Grizzly bear and turkey trot dances
are under the ban at Minot.
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Cavalier county may be redistricted
for commissioners purposes.
900
The newspapers at Beach and Cros-
by are more on q peace basis.
900
Many of the smaller towns have
greatly improved the streets.
900
Devils Lake passed gas franchise
and street railway ordinances.
900
The Energy Sun is certainly a boost
or at all Sta oas pF tho oopoa
Mrs. J. J. Gokey of Dawson boasted
last week of 800 little chicks.
The mother-in-law joke has degen-
Grated into fake advertising articles.
Harvey Locke Of Valley city caught
and killed about three dozen wolves.
900
Bismarck is to be made a standard
oil headquarters for that part Of the
state.
The assessors find the women tell
the truth-quite often-aBout their
ages.
The filing fee for some county ofic-
ials is fixed at sand for others at
nothing.
The farmers in some sections are
not complaining Of a drought-not
just now.
The editor of The Bowman Pioneer
admits that he has no Rev" before
his name.
There is a shortage Of laborers on
the railway construction north of
Mandan.
The Noonan Republican il taking
an active part in the local political
discussions.
Frank S. Henry, candidate for secre-
tary Of state, is sending out political
announcements.
The proper display of pride in ones
own state is a commendable thing in
North Dakotans.
Editor Irysh of The Mott Pioneer
Press has been elected president Of the
commercial club.
There is said to be too much crowd.
ing in the insurgent ranks in some
counties-for Office.
900
The old story about the length Of
the beard worn by a North Dakotan il
again going the rounds.
900
Some insurance companies wan
their statements published in paper,
with general circulation.
900
The Valley City Chautauqua asso,
citation has issued it's official pro-
gramme for the second year.
900
Many enterprises are to be estab,
lished in the new towns along the rail,
way extensions in this state,
At Grand Forks a committee of Jew.
protested against the vaudeville Sem.
itic type, as shown in that city.
The RenvilIe county editors viii
charge more for job work n adver,
tising-since the recent meeting.
900
The western part Of the state is en-.
joying a high degree of prosperity jus
now and the outlook is most encourag.
ing.
900
The Bathgate Pink Paper is mistak,
en- about Cass county not having in,
creased Jurisdiction of the county
court.
Editor Fyles of Minor is to attenC
the general assembly OF the Presby.
terrain church at Louisville, as a dele.
gate.
The Great Northern evidently failet
to please many people when it changed
its schedule in the northwestern par
Of the state.
There are a whole lot Of democrat
who were disappointed because Do,
Purcell would not run for governor o
for congress.
Barney Mclaughlin is having hi
household goods shipped from Devil
Lake to Kenmare, where he is edito
of The News.
An attempt was made at Grams
Forks to hold UP a bunch OF poke
players but they bluffed the man be
hind the gun.
900
The editor of The Neche Chronotyp
wants the farmers to make their hire,
men abandon the practice of plowinI
up the roadways when at work in tn
fields.
900
Unpaved streets in some parts of til
state are oiled to prevent dust-but Il
the valley the oil and gumbo and tn