The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-19
North Dakota
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Sooner hunters are under the ban
Barnes county reported some biacl
rusts~
Regent may secure = catholi'
eco
Ananooss viii have . market das
July "a.
Northwooders are fond Of wrestling
matches,
Bismarck has a market day SLATED
for Aug. 8.
Fine Strawberries were grown
around Ray.
Adams county wants more COWS and
creameries.
Two storms cIashed at Kulm-and
hail resulted.
Lack OF civic pride has held many
a town back.
Housewives are busy canning winter
sauce and stuff.
North Dakota editors expect bull
fights at Minot.
There win o o be a back to the
farm movement.
There is plenty of work In the
country districts.
The Starkweather Times has moved
to a new location.
Jimmie Foley is a popular attraction
at the chautauquas.
There r a lot of weeds going to
seed in many towns.
The trigger fingers OF the shooters
will soon begin to itch.
The militia boys had a big time at
the state encampment.
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Energy is to have an industrial as
sembly July S1-Ang 4
A labor shortage is expected Ia
North Dakota this fall.
Many localities report the greatest
r prospects for years.
The medicine takers are getting
theirs in many localities.
The band boys ran the celebration at
Larimore and cleared 500.
The dairy interests Of North Dakota
are increasing each month.
The people of North Dakota have a
way of fixing the muckrakers.
900
S. K. McGinnis Of Jamestown has
been down at Youngstown, o.
~ "a T.
getting a lot OF imported horses.
Pure clothes bills are now demand
ed. Pure politics might help some.
90
Efforts r being made to enforce
the law that eggs must be candled.
The editors are telling Of fine fax
yields in different parts of the state.
900
There was a broncho busting and
badger lighting episode at Marmarth.
The gas engine invented by a Lans-
ford man appears to be a great sue
cess.
The Times-Record is anxious to get
the white way in operation at Valley
City.
900
AL "lSoAEA6CN IN III ANOAl ia
Dakota for good roads will get re-
suits.
A great many people were interested
in the expense accounts of the candi-
dates.
The New Rockford Transcript criti-
cizes the Foster county roads around
Barlow.
The streets of New Rockford are to
be cleaned up-if The Transcript has
its way.
The third party movement doesn't
seem to be a bowling success in North
Dakota
The -four mills OF the state are be-
ing fixed up preparatory for a big run
this fall.
North Dakotans have done a lot of
haying-even if the state is short on
Maud Mullers.
"o1d Bilr' Mumby of The Buford
Tribune certainly hands his banker
friend some jolts.
The Grand Forks autoists had a
battle with the mud In their attempt
to reach Winnipeg.
900
The people Of Wimbledon regret the
removal Of Father Bierens. He will.
locate in Vancouver.
Chickens Matched in Tune and July
lay the following February and March
IF they are pullets.
Once more The Forum has failed to
please the man with the pink whiskers
on The Jirntown Ga2ital
When the druggists meet in Fargo
in August they will discuss new
tangled plans for rolling pills.
The way some of the roads are con-
structed it looks like a bad" roads
movement-ratheT than the good"
A New Rockford report states that
a barrel of beer was restroyed there.
Many a case has been slain in Fargo.
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The farmers who disced in their
grain or plowed about a half an inch
deep-are the ones who fail to get re-
suits.
The fact that North Dakota is going
to have one OF the largest crops in it's
history is attracting a lot Of attention
to the state.
with the people OF thirty states
working for good roads something
should be accomplished. North Dako-
Ia should lead.
The continued prosecutions against
County Auditor Bice by a Devils Lake
weekly seems TO be making the auditor
9 popular thar eyer
ThA North Dakota editors are