The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-05-07

The cleaners have been go
ing some.
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There are a great many editorial au-
tomobiles,
A watch peddler did a big business
at Wolford.
Many hotels in the state are be-
ing improved.
The Pioneer. ran a boosters edi-
ton for Hope.
Langdon is planning to become a.
potato market.
There are a lot q political bees in
Morton county.
90
New Rockford people are after al
legged fire bugs.
900
The senior class play at Lisbon was
a great success.
Sheldon has a mar who gained fame
as hog catcher.
900
The fire department at WilIiston
has been improved.
900
The Chronicle is certain Cavalier
has a brilliant future.
900
Trees are to be planted in the viii
iage park at Sherwood.
900
Elgin will vote May Is on a bond
issue for a school house.
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Ed Hughes is a candidate for
state senator at Bismarck.
900
The Farmers Elevator Co. at Ryder
may erect a potato warehouse.
900
Don't forget to plant a row Of trees
on the south line of your farm.
900
The local political scraps in Bur
leigh county promise to be lively.
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Some Of the militia boys feel con-
1dent they will see service in Mexico.
In eight years farm lands near Will
fiston increased from IS to $55 per
acre.
The cleanup campaigns have ac-
complished a great deal in North Da-
kota.
George Hall shot himself through
the foot while after gophers near
Leeds.
There will be a large number Of avi-
alton exhibitions in North Dakota this
summer.
The first religious service ever held
in the state was at Pembina, April
1S, 1918.
valuable dog, was arrested and made
to settle.
Grafton isn't paving-but is putting
in a large number of new cement
crossings.
The Edmore and the Hampden edi-
tors have made some remarks about
each other. =
There are always a lot of people
anxious for the editors to roast-the
other fellow.
Some valuable dogs were lost at Will
liston rs a result of the activity of
the prisoners.
G. A. Johnson seems to be a straight
MISUNDERSTANDING to the Minot in
surgent daily,
Rev. G. H, Doolittle of Chicago was
chosen pastor OF the Presbyterian
church at Sharon.
900
The North Dakota farmers are get
ting a reputation for progress in ag-
r%icultural methods.
900
There is a scarcity of laborers for
the railway extension on the N. p.
north of Mandan.
The Ignite mines in the western
part of the state are to be developed
considerably this year..
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North Dakota editors are ever ready
the development of the state.
900
Congressman Hanna's efforts to Sc
cure federal aid for the mail roads
meet with general endorsement.
Out at Mandan some one must have
kicked the dog belonging to Editor
Young. The canine is missing.
900
The frequent rains make it all the
more imperative that a great deal Of
attention be paid to the highways.
900
There is considerable ill-feeling ant
~factionalism at Bowbells-judginl
from some of the newspaper articles
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At Calvin there is a COW with goa
p~roclivities. She has chewed up al
the dry goods boxes thrown outdoors
900
There is a great deal of commen
on the new law under which Judg,
Pollock gave Sperry a probationar!
sentence.
a young grass widow in Bisrnarcl
was charged with corrupting the NOR
ais of a young girl. and given twenty
four hours to leave the town.
600
There will be a largely increased
acreage in crops in North Dakota thi
year--as the result of opening up nev
lands in the western part of the state
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Miss Nettie Ward OF Eofflnnd wa,
thrown from a horse and dragge,
some distance. She wa kicked by til.
animal and her shoulder was fractured
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sending out plate stories to the news
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