The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-27
North Dakota
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whatAhas become ofssthe Rickford
appeals?
Lumber yard changes have been
frequent.
Peter Glare, han q ingertorn Off at
Maxbass.
Birds r~eserves2are being urged over
the state.
The Kenmare papers are joshing
each other.
The recent hot weather made the
corn go some
Deering may secuu a new Congre-s
.gationai church.
Hunters predict a Bumper crop of
prairie chickens.
Winter rye is a greatAcrop in North
Dakota this year.
Williston is to have a park around.
the G.. N. station.
Great Interest is fbeing taken in
rural school work
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Some state papers are s~crapping
against bill boards:
Devils Lakes last 4 rain was the
hardest Of the season.
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The Wimbledon bands has been giv-
ing open air concerts.
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Gang Boss Marshall Sfnds Gronna
a thorn in the flesh:
VIII Colonel Roosevelt permit Lor-
inner to join his party3
The crop conditions in BottineauI
county are reported ideal.
Adams county will have a farmers
institute June 70 ana 90
North Dakota is making progress
in the playground moVement'
The waterworks at Mandan have
been turned over e the city
There were some candidates who
were elected-to stay at home.
The people of Bottineau county are
luxnriating at Lake Metigoshe.
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Some of the candidates worked
overtime on the home stretch.
The News is a great booster for
Wilton and that section of the state.
The Wfliston Graphic got out some
good political matter in its last issue
Ball games between the married.
and single men have been numerous
The Nelson county editors are get
ting together on legals and job work
1n air.
admirer of bolters-actual or would
be.
DR.. Johns of Hettinger purchased a
pair Of stolen horses and was out
$3.50.
The press agents OF the auto COM
panies are certainly an Industrious
bunch.
The people of Mandan feared the
ice was infected but have assurances
otherwise.
The county division agitation in
Morton complicated the primaries
somewhat.
One matter of surprise to strangers
is the large number of autos owned
by farmers.
Attorney Neussle OF Washburn in
sisted on a retraction of an article in
The Leader.
There were quite a few disappoint-
ed candidates, all right Then there
were others.
Senator Gronna doesn't propose to
yield up his independence to Gang
Boss" Marshall.
It looks like Gang Boss Marshall
has a hard political row to hoe-with-
in his own faction
The age of school pupils now runs
to 81, where 1t used to be 20--for
enumeration purposes.
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More creameries are to be organized
in Morton, which is already the ban
ner county in that respect.
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There was a warm wind up to the
political campaign in Bowman. Di-
vide and Sheridan counties,
The Wimbledon News tells about
two men being in q boat. They
rocked 1t and one was drowned.
900
The hot winds preceded the pri-
maries. Probably the last efforts of
the politicians were responsible.
The democrats and the near dem
ocrats in Ramsey county appeared
quite chummy-before the primaries.
The editor Of The Martin Search.
light told of a call from the sheriff
1t was political however, not official
The Standard told of desperate eff
forts of a political candidate at Mad
dock-when the farmers train was
there.
The approach of the primaries pre-.
vented many editors from attending
the republican national convention IL
Chicago.
For a democrat the editor Of Tht
, Michigan Arena took quite a lively
interest in the republican politica
situation.
, Editor Irysh of The Mott Pioneel
Press returned in time for the Farm,
ers' Institute special doings at hi
home town.
Mrs. B. G.. whitehead has joined
the colonel in Bismarck She re.
{ manned at Wtlliston Until the schoo
{ term was over.
2 The early settlers Of Eddy count,
postponed their picnic till Juiy--be
cause OF the bad roads on the dat
: set for the event
Many North Dakotans, who wer
sincere in their advocacy of Roose
3 welt for the presidency, are great,
s disappointed at his tactics during tn
campaign, at the Chicago convention
3 land his bolt.