The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-10

There was a fast ball game at the
state pen July 4.
The Hope Pioneer is somewhat
changed in form.
Ward county claims to be the truck
growers paradise.
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The Darlington fans win continue
the baseball team.
The people are recovering from
various celebrations.
Too much fast driving at Aneta has
aroused Editor Teien.
Bike riding on sidewalks at Lari-
more is under the ban.
Some of the newspapers showed the
effects of the ~celebration.
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The injuries from tirecrackers were
less than usual in this state.
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There have been violations of the
liquor law in Cavalier county.
A Iaborer on the 500 near Esmond
received fatal internal injuries.
The Stanton Republican issued on
blue ape on the Fourth Of July.
Some Foster county farmers have
been successful in crop rotation.
900
The heat didn't hurt the crops ex-
eept possibly late fax on light soils.
900
The valley city Times-Record must
have had a hang over after the Fourth.
The auto wners OF McHenry are
charged with exceeding the speed linn
it.
North Dakota promises to win fame
some day IS a dairying and creamery
state.
The absence of explosives on the
Fourth delighted a lot of the v
ones.
events" appeared in several state pa
pers.
Harry M. Case Of The Neville
Journal was elected precinct commi-
teeman.
Editor Bratton Of The Rugby opti-
mist vas among the nominees for the
legislature.
Editor Wood OF The Steele Ozone
has pronounced views IN the tariff
mostly anti.
high speed, and wire fences are not
conducive to safety.
900
The aviation races between rival
bird men will be a stirring feature OF
the state fair in Fargo.
The returns on the vote for the
democratic gubernatoriaI candidates
were slow in coming in.
900
At Cakes some Of the dogs are re-
ported to nave developed an abnor-
NAL fondness for cat meat.
900
Hillsboro seems to have a IRE bug.
Editor Stewart of MayviIle may To-
cate in some western state.
900
1t is said it was all rugged up for
Burke to be the vice presidential nom
inee-then something slipped.
That u have been a bad bug
that bit the fellow on the Ieg-so
many papers are telling about.
The celebration at Stanton-which
included the Fourth of July and Rail-
road day-was largely attended
The rural telephone lines have done
a lot for this state-but the service
on some of them could be boosted.
900
The Rugby Tribune has started on
Vol. XIV and has never been newsier
and brighter than under Editor Page.
600
What has become of the old-fash-
toned editor who used to issue on red,
white and blue paper-on the Fourth?
900
One of the objections to the Fourth
are the grown-up hoodiums who use
toy pistols and fire them around where
ladies are.
Ellendale's dedication of it's new
courthouse and Stanton's celebration
of railroad day were important events
Of the Fourth.
Jack McAIpine had hard luck with
his well boring outfit at Forman and
lost the drill after being down 500 feet
in the second boring.
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The state is assured of another two
years of good adYertising-now that
Commissioner Gilbreath was renom-
mated by such a big vote.
The Bisbee Gazette refers to the
reverend editor of The Hansboro Pho
neer as Ananias. This may make the
shade of Ananias feel real indignant
900
Streeter was high man in the legis-
lative race in the district of KiddeI
and Emrnons counties. The third and
fourth candidates were just one vote
a part.
The last issue of Pure Food Com
missioner Ladd's food department bull.
letin went after some of the prepara
tons sent out by the Farmers Genera
Service Co.
While trains will be run on the Far.
go-Minot cut-off OF the Great North.
ern this fall--it will be months be.
fore the road is properly baIlaSted *
the fast trains will use that line.
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Two Fargo men went 60 a Mime
sofa lake. They were out In a row
boat where the water was about ffts
feet deep. One man couldn't swim
The other feIIow thought he woult
have IN fun and began TO rock the
boat. He had a big time until The
other fellow cut b SIX inch scalp wound
In his head with an car
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