The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-03
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Energy had . big industrial assem-
There was an exciting runaway at
Darcy.
The people of Tioga did some good
road work.
Energy is attracting attention by it's
boosting.
The recent warm weather boosted
corn and fax.
The section house at Ryder was hit
by lightning.
Dickinson is to have a new Bohe-
milan church.
The Free Press boosts for a market
day at Carpio.
A Devils Lake mar invested in a
Fargo barbershop.
Harvest hands from many states are
reaching North Dakota.
Reports of black rust in Riehland
county were discredited.
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The Milwaukee may remove its de-.
pot from Kaiser to Elgin.
The Pythians had a big time at the
state meeting at Grand Forks.
The baseball fans Of Valley City and
Jimtown are in a battle royal.
Editor Kendall Of The Granville
Herald is a new stampounder.
Travelling men tell some great sto-
ries about how thick the game is.
900
The democratic nominee for register
Of deeds in Richland county died.
The fine crop prospects have made
North Dakota land in great demand.
900
The payroll at the Washburn mines
al Wilton is about 500, 900 annually.
900
Some people laid in their winter
supply of coal before starting harvest.
The Edinburg Tribune doesn't like
the way some people slobber over ba-
bies.
Bicyclists who ride on the sidewalks
are getting roasted i n many state pa
pers.
The State bank Of Hannah had no
final !" in its advertisement-in The
Moon.
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Some visitors from over the state
took both the circus and the fair in in
Fargo.
A correspondent Of The Pingree Pa
triot insists there is a hell. That's
Telephone extension work has been
rapidly pushed in oliver and Mercer
counties. &c.
Many farmers will seed winter
wheat during this month. the earlier
the better.
The Times was indignant v er the
report that the creamery at Elgin had
shut down. ..-.
The story about the Billings county
negro in the state asylum was largely
exaggerated.
Some people want Fargo and Grand
Forks to cut out the county fair in al
ternate years.
The Minot papers are publishing a
lot Of nice things said about the town
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II North Dakota had more harvest
hands and fewer. politicians it would
be better off-iust now.
Some Of the women threaten to take
to b harvest fields IL the labor
shortage becomes acute.
At Fessenden a man was convicted
Of murder on circumstantial evidence.
The motive was Jealousy.
The chairman OF the republican com
mittee in Griggs county is Editor
TruOshaw Of The Courier.
There are two subjects on which
North Dakotans can unite-better ru-
raj schools and better roads. "
Some Of the papers seem to think
there is no ush about the publication
OF the abstract Of the primary vote.
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Editor Pavlik Of The Carpio Free
Press he will accept Ply
mouth rock chickens on subscriptions.
With a big crop ready for the har-
vest 1t is unfortunate there should be
a shortage of both laborers and Irvine.
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Don't forget to secure a small game
AuAlllIS llCCuSS.r II COSIS only 81 anQ
the county auditors are well supplied.
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The Bathgate Pink Paper states
that lack of rain in June prevented
Pembina county from having a big
crop.
A resident Of Mckenzie county, who
is in Florida, wrote home about a hail
storm there that lasted fifty minutes.
That's going some, i
A Fargo bride started to make a
cake. The eggs were slightly over
ripe and she mixed in some. chloride
OF lime to deodorize them.
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The Goose is the name of the new
paper at Baker, q new town on the
500 extension q .Brinsmade. 1t is
run in connection with The Brinsmade
Star.
900
Work on the 500 extension across
the central northern part of the state
is being rapidly pushed and trains
will be running in time to haul the
grain.
Griggs county had some fine live
stock at h state fair in Fargo. HAM
mer Bros, Mills & Son, John Arm
strong, Donald Campbell Cox & Son
and others were exhibitors.
Walsh county officials state that
4 while the county favored Buchanan