The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-17
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WiIliston had a jail delivery.
The mills are increasing their hours,
Enderlin has a cemetery associa-
ton.
Drainage propositions have hard
times,
The harvest is certainly on-all
right.
North Dakota has had a lot Of auto
accidents.
Don't forget to secure your hunting
license.
The chicken crop win be as large as
the wheat.
The N. p. rushed q lot Of machinery
to Stanton.
Several towns sent to other states
for hired men.
Roundhouse employees at Jimtowu
want more pay.
The potato warehouse at Grafton is
about completed.
1IlS Is q great cnurcn DulldlnS year
in North Dakota,
The premium list for the Richland
county fair is out.
900
The people of Ward county are fer
ninst wife heaters.
Preparations are being made for big
Labor day celebrations.
900
The barn on the Slama farm near
osnabrock was burned.
900
Emmons county didn't join in the
slope development work.
Some people tried to break into the
schooihouse at Enderiin.
900
Dickinson sold ten carloads more
twine this a than last.
There is certainly some class to the
new lids the ladies are wearing.
Threshers mustn't carry noxious
weeds from one farm to another.
A large number of new restaurants
been started for the fall trade.
900
An auto, used on the stage from
Dickinson to New England, exploded.
&S~ 4
Finley is nearer Fargo-six miles
since the Fargo-Minot cutoff was
The Great Northern has finally de-
cided to light it's depot at Lakota by
electricity.
A Sherwood man is likely to get in
to trouble for issuing checks where he
had no accounts. |
With the good crops this summer
farmers are planning to add to
their dairy herds.
The team stolen from Dan Sweeny
Of Hankinson was found in a pasture
near GAINESVILLE.
Bismarck is to manufacture bottles
to prevent people from taking poi
sons by mistake.
Veterinarian Mcdonald Of James
town succeeded DR.. Crazy at Leeds,
and the latter goes west.
900
A lot of elevators that have been
closed for a couple of years are ready
to receive the golden grain.
Julius Hanson, who was murdered
in Fargo, spent some time around Klo-
ten, where he was well known.
900
The editor Of The Edinburg Tribune
has quite a pronounced opinion Of an
editor of a Fargo weekly paper.
A fellow, Doolittle, swiped a horse
in LaMoure county. He viii have to |
do something in the Irvine factory.
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Father Arsenault, formerly OF st.
Thomas and Williston. has removed
from Moxie City. Wash, to Seattle.
With better farming the yields of
North Dakota crops should be increas-
ed fully so per cent in the next ten
years.
There raj a rush OF city and oun
meeting Of the state board of equali-
cation.
The Grand Forks Herald thinks
some Of the stock in the Fargo norm
ing paper could be picked up rather
easily.
The Mayville Tribune enters a Wig
orous protest against the way young
girls are permitted to roam the streets
at night.
Denhom hopes to be a division point
on the Great Northern extension west
from the Fargo Minot line from New
Rockford.
"Old Bilr' MUMMY of The Buford
Tribune appears to be quite a lively
sort of a cuss for the banker to run
Of town.
A candidate for Office was attacked
because he had one been a school
teacher. Many great men have WELD
ed the birch.
It is said that the railroads running
into this state have 5000 cars herded
and ready to ship out filled with the
golden grain.
The claim on the Berthold reser-
vation-not taken by the original hlers
be thrown open to general set
Element Oct. !.
There may be honor among thieves
there doesn't seem to be a great
deal among politictans-who are de-
feated for nomination.
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The Sahara desert is soaking wet
compared to the drought in some sec
tions of the state, where the prohibit
ton law is being enforced.
An escaped prisoner from the Bur-
leigh county Jail was rearrested in the
northern part of the county by En-
Lacquer Watkins.