The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-31
North Dakota
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ries.
More farmers are planning to grow
alfalfa.
Wolf hunting parties are being or,
ganlzed.
North Dakotans are proud Of the
corn crop.
The people will soon be cussing the
coal trusts.
A resident of Williston. aged "a, re-
Gently died.
The political activity was more or
less frenzied.
The secret societies are taking in
large classes,
Some enormous Yields Of oats have
been reported.
Bridge construction is popular in
Billings county.
The Irvine deals at the state pen
were ventilated.
The October snowstorm left a lot of
unthreshed grain.
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The Taft boosters worked a little
toward the finish:
North Dakota might have a pure
coal and wood law;
The republican papers express the
greatest confidence.
900
There have been a number Of Sc
riouS fires on farms.
900
The snow drove a lot more thresh-
ers out of the state.
Free city mail delivery is to be es-
tablished at Enderlin.
Deer hunters will soon be trekking
for the Missouri slope
John Kirch of Dawson was horribly
burned in a prairie fire.
An intoxicated barber created some
excitement at the Sc ESrkS'
There have been a lot Of breaks in
the water pipes at Cando.
At Ashley a band has been started
by the high school pupils.
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There is much unthreshed grain
north and west Of McHenry.
900
Grain marketing is now a popular
pastime with some farmers.
Tree planters have been busy in
many parts Of North Dakota.
900
Social activities are more pronounc-
ed with the cooler weather
Carelessness which led to prairie
fires, resulted. in some arrests.
900
The clubbing plans are, less popular
with publishers than formerly.
This is certainly the gas tractor
period on North Dakota farms.
Some of the democrats are blaming
the republicans for the wet fall.
It is reported more newspapers are
to be established in Dunn county.
The church societies are whooping
things up on chicken pie suppers.
When Dunn county gets a railroad
there will be some rapid development.
Enderlin has some live ones-and
they are keeping the town to the front.
Flax straw experiments in North
Dakota have been generally success
full.
Many towns are Boosting of the
prowess of the high school football
teams.
North Dakota's large crops are be-
ing widely advertised over the United
States.
40 Ward county voters are being
urged to endorse the county fair prop
osition. '
There are twenty eight other states
in which gubernatorial contests were
conducted. t
There is less blowing done in North
Dakota this fall han in any season in
a decade. ..
A. farmer ten miles out of McHen-
ry has his grain of the last three years
in stacks.
The Steele p. o. is to have a new
front. Uncle Sam should put on a
good front.
New Rockford will profit greatly by
the Great Northern extension to Lew.
iston, Mont.
respite the lateness of the season
some officials are rounding UP tht
auto speeders.
The Devils Lake Journal evidently
dislikes one of the commissioners Of
Ramsey county.
The North Dakota bankers have 6
magazine that is doing some goot
boosting for the state.
The farmers are praying for q lot o.
open weather in November SO tho
blowing ear be completed.
In most counties the candidates fol
local office made a hurried tour or
the wind up of the campaign,
Some North Dakota merchants dc
their share in advertising and endeay-
oring to keep money in the state.
The old time political shouters will
their fireworks and blazing torches
were not Of the present campaign.
There is plenty OF political dope be
ing offered the editors. Much of i
finds its way into the wastepaskets.
If no cream was shipped out of thu
state-the creamery business il
North Dakota would get quite a boost
900
Many sportsmen claim that it cos
them at least 81 for every chicken
they shetland others say 1t cos
them IS.
The failure of the warden |, to re,
capture the horse thief who ESCAPED
from the pen aroused some criticism