The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-12
In THE HOTEL LOBBIES

"It is rumored in and about Minot
that c. A. Johnson is going to ps
a candidate for the republican nom
ination for governor again this year."
said Chief Game Warden E. H. STEM
week to a Forum representative this
morning in the lobby of the Gardner
hotel.
The chief game warden Of the north
ern half Of the state spent the day n
the city on his way out to Bismarck
where he is going this afternoon N
business. He met with the game and
fish board here today at the Gardner
hotel and reported that game condi-
tions Throughout the northern half OF
the state were in good shape.
1--WE are all just wondering what
effect the appearance of Mr.. Johnson
on the political horizon this year will
have on the republican situation. OF
course it matters a good deal to us
democrats who the republicans put
up so we can select our man accord
ingly in order to beat the other side.
by the way" said Mr.. Stenvick,
interrupting himself in the midst OF
the topic. eat what hour does Billy
Sunday preach this afternoon? 1 am
just wondering If I'll have time to
get over ard hear him before No. 5
goes out to Bismarck"
MY wife and / came down to Fargo
last evening to attend the big Ma
sonic festivities at the temple in hon
or Of Imperial Potentate Treat" said
Gen. Amasa p. Peake of Valley City
to a Forum representative this morn
ing in the Gardner lobby. at was GER
tainly a most delightful affair and
one of the greatest / have eyer at
tended in Masonic circles"
Asked as to the political situation in
Barnes county, General Peake said TO
The Forum representative, 1--WE have
two candidates for congress right in
town, Mr.. Young and the former gov
ernor, Frank White. I rather look TO
see Governor White carry the county,
tana during the last year that my SUR
mise may not be correct.
MY Oldest son is now having a
years actual experience in a small
vein mine before entering the school
of mines at Butte next fall. He grad
uated almost a year ago fran Shat
tuck and went right out into the mines
from there so that he would be fully
prepared to enter the Butte institu-
ton next fall. / have been out there
a good deal during the last year at
tending to my mining interests. Bit
I am pleased to be back and see In
what good condition the soil is for
the crops here this year"
Judge C. NJ. Cooley OF Grand
Forks, Law partneh Of Tracy Bangs of
the firm of Bangs, Cooley, Hamilton &
Netcher, was a conspicuous figure in
the Gardner hotel lobby today. Judge
Cooley was down In the city on mat
tiers pertaining to the motion for a
new trial in the Sperry case.
everything looks fine ont around
our country said J. r. Walters of
Beach to q Forum representative this
morning in the Gardner hotel lobby.
THE soil was never in better condi-
ton and we expect a good o This
year there hasn't been much oppor-
tunity for the moisture to escape from
the soil as the snow lasted so long.
For that reason every Indication points
to a bumper year in North Dakota in
1922
There's no use talking but that
Bryan is going to be the next presi-
Dental nominee os the democratic
party" said. Of Dick
inson. and q member of the state game
ana fish board Of control, to The Fo-
rum representative today a the Gard
ner. They can try TO down Bryan
as much as they want to, but he's the
whole party and the biggest ma in III
and none OF the others can measure up
to him. The quicker al the democrats
fall in line and get back OF him the
quicker wen have a democratic presi-
dent next time. He's the only man who