The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-26

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The commercial club defeated the
Elks at baseball e Minot.
A home talent play at Darlington
drew a very small house.
wandering sky pilots are working
in several towns of the state.
There were 100 people at the
Woodmen picnic 1 z T0wner'
There is trouble between Nome and
Fingal over baseball matters.
The Tribune thinks there might be
some painting done at Buford.
The supreme court is rather rude
with Attorney General Miller.
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The newspaper readers will see less
politics after the returns are In
The political ~hindsight Of some peo-
pie is better than their foresight.
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North Dakota farmers expect to
have to give big orders for twine.
A deer was recently seen on the
chautauqua grounds at Devils Lake.
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Congressman Hanna will be the
Fourth of July speaker at Walhalla.
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A young horse thief was rounded
up and returned t. se Hettinssr county.
Settlements have been effected be-
tween Ward, Renville and Burke coun-
ties.
A 9~O-year-old man was thrown
from a rig in a runaway near Ed
more.
All kinds of states and combinations
were reported on the railroad commits
sioners.
The "I told you so" brigade will be
very much In evidence for the next
few days.
There is bitter rivalry between some
nearby towns over the Fourth Of July
celebrations.
The Forum finally had an editorial
that received the endorsement of The
Minor Teller.
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Some OF the publishers regret they
didn't make the political advertisers
pay in advance.
The railroad construction on the
north branch adds to the activity
around Mandan.
The people of the western part OF
the state are greatly enthused over
the recent rains.
While trying to right an upset rts
Hans FTxdal of Dunn county had 8
finger 5erked off.
The manufacture or paper from
straw will some day be a big indus
try in North Dakota.
Why not employ a large number o.
the short term ~convicts at road-mak.
ing in. the summer time.
From the number of Fourth of July
celebrations-North Dakota will have
quite a supply Of ssmonade'
Christopher Currie, SO old, re.
Gently left Grafton on a tour Of thu
east to see some e the boys.
"old Bill" Mumby Of The Bufort
Tribune expresses his views of boy
cotters-in no uncertain terms.
The inability OF Boss Marshall T.
dictate to Gronna causes the man VIII
failed to be senator q lot of grief.
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A 14-year-old boy broke in an Ital
ian work car at Sanborn. He wa
captured after a two mile chase.
The Grafton News and Times is nc
an ardent admirer of Superintendent
Watkins of the enforcement league. :
The Medora Herald thinks there ar
mossback p~rogressives. There ar
some Of the crawfish kind, all right.
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Some OF the North Dakota water
that were stocked with fish are re
ported to be well filled this summer
Turtle Lake gained sorne notoriet
7 once for beating up a brakeman-an
more recently a conductor was pound
ed.
. With an e~ighteen-page edition las
Saturday-well filled with ads-Th
Bismarck Tribune appears to be get
2 ting there.
: j. w. Foley OF Medora has a hs
! article in The Beach Chronicle chara
! ing that Billings county funds are be
. ing embezzled,
Some papers branded every item pc
litical advertising. Others labeled
part Of them and still others ignore
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Michigan City had a ~succeggfl
market day and 1t gave the politician
z an opportunity to get in a last stroll
before the p~rirnaEiss
w. A. Stickley OF The Grand Forl
Times spent IN days at Kenrnal
d with Mrs. Stickley, who was serious
v i'll, but is now improved.
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The people OF Pembina county 81
y pended considerable energy In Dill
cussion of the plan to increase Il
y jurisdiction of the county court.
Bowman county Is doing q lot
boosting for better farming. J.
Phelan OF Bowman is on the sta
board of directors and is some hus
Ter.
. The railway construction is eau
ing a lot of transients to make Ne
j, Rockford their headquarters - 81
d The Transcript ID feminist aoafers.
IT, The Farmers Institute train hi
i about completed its work. 1T h
= drawn large crowds at most point
I In some places weather condition
were unfavorable.
& THE Walhalla Mountaineer thin
= the commissioners of Pernbina coun
did a. poor piece of business when tn
S. sold the old courthouse for 5000, VIII
sr 1T could have been rernodeled for
= paAraousa