The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-21
North Dakota
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Eilisboro Is to have Fairgrounds.
The Mandan police were Feihstated'
ed.
The Dunseith Magnet Is almost ad-
ransom county boasts Of its fine
corn.
The jail deliveries at Williston were
easy.
North Dakota had its share Of sui
cides.
Some Of the city schools viii open
in August.
More people are becoming interested
in sheep raising.
The wise ones are laying in their
coal supply-now.
Prairie Eagles are reported to be
killing many ducks.
900
There were, many machinery acct
dents around Elgin:
Prospects are bright for q potato
warehouse at Milton.
90
At Bismarck two families got into q
row over a dog fight.
North Dakota has been overrun with
itinerant rnendicants.
900
Some football enthusiasm has all
ready been developed.
600
A farm near Hunter was recently
sold for $50 per acre.
DR.. Doe of Bowbells went to Esteven
and won an auto race.
The coal dealers want customers to
hurry up their orders.
Some people now fear the spud crop
will rot in the ground.
900
Winter wheat is a successful crop
under proper conditions.
There is reported to be some illegal
shooting in Eddy county.
900
Mandan-like many other towns,
wants street improvements.
90
Some OF the janitors Of school build
ings are beginning gs sS get busy
Some men lay around the smaller
towns and refuse offers of work.
900
The Lisbon corn show Sept. 1928
will attract a great many visitors.
There are some Complaints about
the wheat growing in the shocks.
The Maxbass Monitor chides Editor
Falkenstein OF The Bottineau News.
Editor WOOD of The Steele Ozone
has already claimed a new railroad.
There was a narrow strip of hail
through a portion of Stark county Aug.
II.
The Harvey Herald tells Of COM
plants of sooner shooting i that vi
cinity.
Congressman Hanna will be one Of
the speakers at the fair in Mandan
Sept. Is.
The State Bar association will have
a great meeting at jamestown Sept
8 and 4.
A little hustling took care Of the
twine and the labor problems in North
Dakota
900 n 2
Thos. Murray, a former resident Of
Jamestown, was killed in an accident
at Brandon.
The rush of Irvine into this state by
train load express was q new thing IN
North Dakota.
The state prison Irvine plant sold
over 100000 pounds Of twine in the
state this year.
A new paper has been started at
Iona. It is printed in the ONCE of
The Hampden Guardian.
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There are very few editors who are
unwilling to give space to boost the
better farming moyement.
There is o talk about the Great
| Northern purchasing the Turtle Lake
branch of the Northern Pacific.
The federal government takes a pa
ternal interest in the people who par
ticipate in newspaper contests
Many of the section crews heard the
call of the harvest fields and laid down
the shovels and spike hammers.
The bounty on wolves has reduced
1 LudL upp dHu LIlS JdShLd DpAL6 cA
getting thicker in some localities.
Editor Dennison of The Cando Dem
ocrat-formerly a minister's quoted
as saying: ITO hi with politics"
900
A number Of Towner county people
who went to Cuba are said to be head.
ing back to that dear North Dakota.
The Mandan Republican explained
and ~apologized for the tenor of a so.
cialist communication in a recent is
sue.
A new kind Of durum wheat is re-
ported in Stutsman county. The
heads are shorter but the kernels are
larger.
The failure of Ward county to hav,
a fair this year was unfortunate
when there are so many nice things t.
exhibit.
The great editorial lumiraries o.
The Lidgerwood Broadaxe and Thu
Grafton Record are after each other
Sic EN-!
Editor Mattson Of The New Rockford
Provost is evidently peeved oveI
something in connection with munich
pal affairs.
A horse and buggy was stolen from
Lew Dressler near Egeland. They
were located at Churchs Ferry but tn,
thieves escaped.
600
The idea of still claiming the Rec
river around Fargo is a navigabl,
stream is suficient to make ven