The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-05
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Dead heads do not help a town.
Belield has a new city marshal.
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Walhalla had clothesline thieves.
900
Hazelton billed a wrestling match.
The Fort Totten fair was a hummer.
A number of Taft clubs are being
organized.
Two negresses robbed a Greek at
Minot.
Grand Forks needs a new high
school.
Jimtown was after the Methodist
hospital.
The truant oficers have found some
work to do.
Hanna is to speak at Crosby Market
day, Oct. Is.
The election ballot this fall will be a
large one. Il
Some papers are advocating a sane
Halloween.
The piano statesmen have had quite
a trade this fall.
Dot Leedle Cherman band" has been
touring the state.
It's too noisy at Valley City to suit
The Times-Record.
The weather man was good to the
Industrial expo at Bismarck.
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Many state papers note the activity
Of the Fargo Commercial club.
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The Dunseith Magnet might use it's
typesetting machine more.
Jimmie Foley almost gave up his
appendix for the republican cause.
Some separator men have given up
their arms to the threshing cause.
900
There was a thunder shower south
of Tower City Wednesday afternoon.
The campaign of Roosevelt and
Sweet amuses a lot of North Dakotans.
900
Aeroplanes are becoming cheaper
but few North Dakotans are invest
ing.
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Two and a half miles of sidewalk
were constructed in Williston this
year.
Alexander expects the Mckenzie
county extension Of the 500 to hit that
town.
The threshing labor famine is a
serious affair in most North Dakota
towns.
Some of the duck hunters r re-
ported to have been of the pot shot
brand.
900
Matson Click of the state hospital
for the insape at Jimtown, has re-
signed.
A lot of people expect Teddy to lay
claim 10 that petrified moose found at
Glendive.
Near Baden three negroes were In
volved in a cutting scrape n one was
badly stabbed.
Some people appear to think the
| open season for starting libel suits Is
| on all the time.
Jim Schofeld of Minot is strong
again after being in a serious condition
for several weeks.
900
Casselton people are watching the
football records of local boys at edu-
cational institutions.
900
The prisoners that were in the state
pen frequently discovered a way to
make their escapes.
Several editors believe that He'll
| strom should stay on the job at the
state pen-or resign.
There has been a lot of weather this
fall-but the good weather may prevail
for weeks and weeks.
1t is claimed that IS per cent of an
egg is water-and still some people
say one can't fry N -.
A. Ranko of Brocket was sentenced
to ninety days in Jail and to pay a
$500 fne-for selling booze.
The shooters are carving down the
spoonbills and converting them into
mallards-in the same old way.
The small attendance at the political
meetings Is a great disappointment to
the promoters of bullmoosery.
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One novice shooter lear Devils Lake
is reported to have killed eleven mud
hens before some one put him wise.
900
The shortage of threshing help
caused a number Of women to take to
the felds-and some Of them did fine
work.
A razor wielder at Valley City,
who had been In jail six weeks, vas
sentenced to day-on a plea of
guilty.
Commissioner Mckee of Divide
county resigned and the prosecution
against him on fee matters was
dropped.
This has been a great year for
stabbing ARRAYS and many otherwise
perfectly good ~threshing hands have
been carved up.
The socialists announce they expect
to get more votes for their congress
sional candidates than for those who
are running on the state ticket.
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A jamestown man sighed for a tur-
Ekey dinner. He was driving along the
railroad track when a train struck a
bunch Of turks and killed several. His
prayer was granted.
Madam Schuman- Heink, who clear
ed. $1,700 for singing one night In
Fargo, and also sang in Grand Forks
and Valley City, recently, is planning
to purchase a Red river valley farm.
Some farmers are changing the 10.
cation Of their wells. In a few in,