The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-01
North Dakota
Kernels

Trail county was good to Ruchan-
an.
After the primaries-then the free
works,
There are a lot Of II told you 50"
fellows.
Dickinson opened a public play
ground.
Muckraker Buck did good work
for Hanna.
coesweli is doing some good win
ming in baseball.
The Farmers Institute train made
a hit at Dickinson.
Winter wheat did well in the west
ern part Of the state.
The weeds cost North Dakotans mill
lions Of dollars each year..
Claude Turner was elected president
OF the old settlers II stark.
Some of the weeklies didn't have
much local election matter
At Minot a baby drank some con-
centrated I've and still lives.
The old settlers Of Pierce county
had a great time at a picnic.
Glendale planned a great time ia
dedicate the new courthouse July T.
Some papers had roorbacks but the
majority Of the editors played square.
ESsS&
In Stark county simpson got less
votes and Norton got only seventy
four.
The old town pumps are under the
ban in some towns because of infected
water.
Many editors held their papers back
a day to get the result of h pri-
maries.
Register Of Deeds Packard, a former
newspaper hal fell by the wayside
at Mandan.
The heat in the latter part OF June
raised up the chilly first half to the
general average.
One great result OF the recent pri-
maries is the retirement to private life
VI rat
Commissioner of Agriculture Gil
breath certainly stands high with the
voters Of the state.
Hanna carried Morton and Mercer
counties by najorities that were Of
the bumper variety.
The editors who publish Tuesday
and Wednesday are in a bad jackpot
primary election ey wseks.
In the free-for-all contest for the
republican nomination for sheriff in
Richland county Robbins won out.
90
If the insurgents will import muck
rakers in each campaign it will make
the work easier for the opposition.
900
Had the supreme court decision
been a week earlier-there would have
been few, if any, second choice votes
Some of the insurgent critics are
now trying to square themselves fol
doubling The Forum campaign arti.
cles.
Now that the primaries are over the
Morton county editors are getting
ready for a fierce county division
fight.
Some of the candidates will now
foot their bills-and there will be q
few pikers who will try to evade
them.
Andy Miller failed to ask for re-
hearings on some of the cases or
which the supreme court turned him
down.
There has been so much reckless
shooting that village officials in many
parts Of the state are taking drastic
action.
If Roosevelt should come to Bis
marck and use his log cabin as head.
quarters-probably he can organize 9
third party.
States Attorney Leslie Of Sargent
county-one Of the finest fellows in
the business-was defeated for re-
nomination.
Summer training schools are being
conducted in Fargo, Mayville, Valley
City and Wahpeton at present. 9th
ers will start soon,
900
Samuel Kahn, formerly Fargo man.
ager for Byllesby & Co., is tempora,
THY III CLdT6S at MI1OB SIuGS TIC DC
cidental death of Manager Stevens.
Through an error all the Sargen
county big ballots had to be reprint,
ed and it made the officials hustle II
get the election supplies out in time
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Former Insurance Commissions
Harrison of this stae recently remove,
from Indiana to Minneapolis, wher,
he is the state agent for an i%nsuranc,
} company.
5 The vote on the judiciary at the No
vember election will differ great.
: from that at the p~rimaries--as Their
| will be from rs to so per cent NOR
ballots cast.
Judge Carter Of the county court il
Stark fell by the wayside. That vii
be a gain for the newspaper profes
sion, however, as he will probably &c
back in the game.
q While going at a high rate of spec
: in an auto a Larimore man saw a wir
fence across the road about thirt
feet ahead. He turned SO sndaeni
he wrenched off a wheel.
90
! The Lisbon Free Press had a two
! column head over the nomination {
! Taft and Sherman with the story I'm
der one column and an obituary no
h tice under the other. Was 1t stgnfi
cant?
The Bismarck Tribune referred I
: the voters in Bismarck who went fc
! G~ilbreath's o-pponent-as migrate
! That is true, considering what Gil di
J for the capital city o. the exposition
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