The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-02

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not disappointed. |
Seven more glandered horses were
killed near Hebron.
The state fair at Fargo seemed OF
please the visitors.
The Great Northern depot al North
wood was improved.
Many new roads are being con-
structed in Morton county.
There is no place like home-when
it's built out of good material
At Edmore a man who refused to
eat was thought to be insane.
Many brides have beer "showered"
in North Dakota this summer.
There seems to be an editorial war
in Nelson county eyer baseball
The r prospects occupy con-
siderable space in the state press.
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There were over 200 tickets sold at
Sheldon for the state fair in Fargo.
That's certainly a 'croor' baseball
war between Valley City and Jintown.
Last year Cass led in automobiles,
Barnes second and Grand Forks third.
900
With power pillow outfits the farmers
can go deeper and insure better crops.
900 "-s
Fishing stories will soon be relegat-
ed to the rear by the hunting stories.
Fake grocery peddlers are reported
to be working some parts Of the state
II 900 .''
A real live commercial club Is one
of the best material assets n town
can have. ,.
Some editors forget they were once
boys-and jump onto the youngsters
quite hard. -.,.
Valley City is said to be after the
next summer meeting Of the state
press gang.
There are some tough transients in
the state-judging from the numerous
petty burglaries.
A Sargent county girl became in
sane over brooding too much about
! religious matters. #.
900
The Forman News doesn't believe
there is much in the political game for
the average editor:
The county board Of equalization at
Williston reduced the real estate as
sessment 20 PEI cent.
A Ransom county man was arrested
on q charge of selling mortgaged
property-out got or
4 An occasional autoist still a to
. get a farmers team to pull him out OF
a hole or back to town.
Il Many farmers are using traction en-
gines and are blowing their land as
, they harvest their Id grain
Mckenzie county is developing won
derfully and will whoop things UP
when the railroad arrives.
Even in this favorable year crops
on lily prepared land are not so good
as they should AYE aye been
, TheHerald is certainly a consistent
: booster for New England and that
{ section of Hettinger county.
The meanest person has been found
at Williston. He robbed a grave in the
: cemetery Of fowering plants.
: The Ryder News insists that Wilson
traded Burke off because Indiana had
more votes than North Dakota.
900
A long distance telephone is beins
stretched along the new N. T. extern
sion between Pingree and Wilton.
Every member of the Grand Forks
auto party to Winnipeg came back a
strenuous advocate of better roads.
900
The newspaper boys are still laugh-
r ing over some OF the stunts pulled on
+ at the Minot meeting by Ed Richter.
Princess Lulu Satterlund of This
: Washburn Leader was popular arnons
the newspaper gang at the Minot con,
r vention-
Some old threshing machines tina
9 have stood out in the weather W. o.
9 three years are being dug UP for u.s.
= this fall.
: A family of skunks near Maddox ]
: causing the sportsmen some worry
as they are afraid their dogs viii nee'
~fumigation.
North Dakota prohibitionists ar
congratulaing their fellow workers 4
y Texas for a big prohibition victor
down there.
8 A yelva man got 500 quarts OF
2 Strawberries off one-eighth of an acre
What a yield he would have had wit
y a section in strawberries
900
N Some farmers with power plows ar
70 blowing right after the binders. 9th
ers are discing right after the binder
~ to form a mulch to hold the moistur
80 the ground will be in good con
dition for blowing when the narves
4 is finished.
he 90
i'd Al Fargo man went into a saloon i
OF Moorhead and offered to kill all tn
Id fiies in the place il the proprieto
is would set up drinks to the crowd. Th
To- drinks were put up. The Fargoan the
rs secured a short board. sat down at TIL
~ table and told the proprietor to brin
Ion the flies,