The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-13
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The division of Billings county win
result in some difference as to county
nominees.
The people Of Stanton proved them
selves great entertainers on their
railroad day.
In Bowman county a dark horse
candidate won the nomination for
county judge.
]. T. Nelson of Glen Ullin is more
successful in growing Strawberries
than in politics.
"A well digger near Underwood
found q piece of rock that contained
traces of gold.
Two local women helped to make
the farmers programme at Hettinger
a great success.
There is another moral wave at
Minot. Niger Nellie was n of the
prisoners arrested.
There was a sudden blaze at Cassel-
ton, the result of a little gasoline, a
boy and matches.
The residents of Bismarck are still
discussing a wagon bridge owe the
Missouri to Mandan.
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The explosion Of a gasoline stove
caused a fire which burned the Amer
farm home near Crary.
A resident of Sargent county de-
MED in The Cayuga Citizen that he
had misused his brother.
The Westhope Standard was glad to
learn it had misunderstood the prt-
mary returns on gSXernor'
There is a great deal Of interest
being taken in the expense accounts
of some of the candidates.
900
The Kenmare Journal opines that
some Of the plans Of Gang Boss Mar
shall have been frustrated.
AS the train pulled into Kramer one
day last week a month old baby on
board died Of excessive heat.
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The farm home of John Matz of
Logan county was struck by light
ming and a boy was stunned.
A Greek and Jap fought at Willis
ton-and the former was too husky
for the follower Of the mikado.
900
Colonel Whitehead was the chief
speaker at the reunion of former In
diana residents in Morton county.
A resident of Bantry made a trip to
the Canadian northwest and reports
the crop conditions there are poor.
900
The Belield Times a Y the heav-
ems smiled-and some of the others
out there rejoiced because they wept'
with the proposed Incorporation of
Anamoose as a city defeated by only
one vote, another effort will be made.
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with moose and deer running wild
in Pembina county the hunters are
waiting for the opening Of the sea-
SON.
Darlington started a sickle day for
weed cutting. 1t is an example that
might be emulated in amny other
towns.
Jack Myers of The Maxbass Mont
tor spent two weeks in Chicago-and
took in the republican national cor
vention.
Returning North Dakotans say that
Bryan certainly had the national
democratic convention eating out OF
his hand.
A fire was discovered in the old
Catholic church at Casselton. 1t was
among some rubbish but the origin is
unknown.
This would be less rackety world II
grown up boobs didn't use blank cart
ridge pistols on the Fourth-and carry
sirens on their bicycles the rest Of the
summer.
One has to stop in wonder over
what North Dakota would be without
John Andrews of The Lidgerwooo
Broadaxe. The cheap CRATER who
drew salary as a legislative clerk that
he didn't perform-poses as the critic
Of the motives Of men of integrity.
The editor of The Williston Herald
digs at The Forum-then talks about
how successful the stalwarts have
been in nominating candidates fol-
governor. OF course FAIRIES has ia
take a crack at The Forum every time
his Observation-Disclosures on It,
On the face of the returns Il. Al
Simpson has more first choice votes
than any of the other candidates fol
congress in the Third dishrict-bui
Norton had more second choice and
his total was larger. Al test ease may
be brought to decide the validity o!
the second choice law.
The North Dakota farmers are be.
\ tween the devil and the deep blue sea
on the presidential matters. They arr
sore at Taft for wanting reciprocity
with Canada-because OF the effect 4
would have on grain prices. Nov
Wilson, the democratic nominee
wants to wipe out all duties that nor
protect the farmer
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