The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-28

didates are active.
The sewer system at Bowbells vii
soon be completed.
900
The new editor of The Michigan
Arena is a lawyer.
900
Negro Ministries have been at sever.
al points in the state.
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Live stock men are urging theii
friends to dehorn their cattle.
900
Kidder county offers some excellent
opportunities for new settlers.
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The Mercer Telegram devoted two
full pages to a dairy meeting ad.
900
A number of new schools are beins
established in Mckenzie county.
900
There r to be some shifts of duties
In the Bismarck city commission.
900
In Morton county as high as 43h
cents has been paid for butter fat.
Senator Mccumber nus be SAVING
Wood-at least he isn't saying much.
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The Streeter Herald is enthusiss site
over the farmers institute held there.
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some OF the bands have big engage
ments arranged for the coming sea-
son.
The Kenmare Journal looks mora
like its old self-but it has no "stick'
in it.
Ihere are three lawyers and ANDY
Miller out for the attorney general
ship.
William Sandy of Wimbledon and
Fargo was recently married back in
Ontario.
me pupils OF the schools at Mar
marth Will issue The Marmarth Mail
Easter week.
Some publications show that mora
than bad spelling is necessary to at
tract attention.
North Dakota is strictly ali right
and has many advantages for prospec-
tive homeseekers.
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Editor Mcmillan, formerly of The
Barlow Enterprise, is now editing a
paper at Newton, Ia.
900
Granville had two papers for some
years, then a consolidation-and now
the town has two again.
900
Small boys were threatened with ar
rest at Grand Forks for picking up
coal in the railway yards.
900
There must be something in the at
mosphere in Divide county that in
cites editors to brick hurting.
900
There was a disturbance in church
at Gascoyne when a father slapped
his son and used bad language.
Since North Dakota has gone so
heavily into corn raising hogs are be-
coming more popular and profitable.
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The Berthold lands may NOT at onca
be opened for settlement as a result
of alleged errors in the geological sur
vey.
Not satisfied with scrapping among
themselves the Crosby editors are in
vading Ambrose and tackling the pub
fishers there.
The Douglas Herald dropped a Sc
rial story that had not been completed
and some of the subscribers are want
ing the finish.
Jerry Bacon has served twenty
years as a member of the board of
education at Grand Forks and will not
seek reelection.
After all the recent excitement in
North Dakota it appear that Taft is
certain of the republican nomination
for the presidency.
900
The change OF climate has NOT prov
en- helpful to former Chief Justice
Morgan n his present condition is
Tar from satisfactory.
Som of the people who so strongly
argued against the third term for
Roosevelt were strong supporters of
Burke for the third term.
At a band dance at Wilton some
~bootleggers piled their trade very
VpeHly anu the Danu On1claIS PUBLISH |
ed a roast On the offenders.
900
Politics or no politics Commissioners
Of Agriculture Gilbreath plans to hold
another industrial expo right in the
middle Of the fall campaign.
900
Bismarck boosters are lining up for
industrial exposition this fall.
Commissioner of Agriculture Gilbreath
is to have all kinds of cooperation.
900
Some years ago there was a cream
cry at Harvey. 1t failed because there
q lack Of cows. An effort is now
being made to establish another and
the conditions are more favorable.
900
Even after the primaries The Martin
Searchlight wants LaFollette to with
draw from the presidential race. Ed
itor Nelson's attitude is in striking
contrast to some of the fellows who are
now fawning all over the Wisconsiner
600
Grand Forks won the state high
school basketball championships from
all teams in the high school league.
Lisbon claims the championship
honors, though not q member of the
league. A game might be arranged
between the two teams.