The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-01

State Dairy Commissioner Flint is
in great demand.
J.. .i.." 900
Glendale has broken into the postal
savings bank class.
900
March came in lamb-like but roared
a trifie on going out.
900
There have been many realty trans
fers in Emmons county.
900
With the lid on b. pigging will be
less popular at Marmarth.
. 900
There are several plans for adver-
Using North Dakota this year..
900
Candidates for congress in the
Third district are getting busy.
The rivers in the western part of the
state are raising quite a ruction.
600
The travelling men are predicting
a banner year for North Dakota.
900
A lot of the dead ones are endeav-
oring to come to life for the campaign.
600
Mott will establish an agricultural
school Of its own. That's enterprise.
There were only seven democratic
votes in Granville at the recent prima-
ries.
The Devils Lakers will boost the
chautauqua association more than
ever.
Judge Coffey made a hit at Caring
ton, where he held a strenuous court
term.
The market day at Larimore was so
successful another is to be held in
June.
The next event will be the school
elections. Then will come the state
primaries. s
Fire damaged the residence of j. w.
Stambaugh Of Darlington to the ex-
tent of $500.
The people of Ignite sent a man to
Bowbells with a request the fellow be
given a bath.
Many people have to be urged to do
things that are to their W benefit
and advantage.
600
The secret societies are making the
final limitations and getting ready for
the summer rest.
Tommy Poole showed Governor
Burke was in error in his attitude on
political matters.
A, M. Russell made a jump from
The Ignite Bulletin clear across to
The Calvin Times.
900
Woodmen meetings have been rath-
err interesting since the head camp de-
cided to boost the rate.
900
Jack Charmley of The Kenmare
News is getting a lot of nice boosts
for railway commissioner.
900
More charges and counter charges
are being made against the normal
school scrappers at Minot.
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Five boys at Alice went to an empty
house near that place and committed
several acts of vandalism.
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The congressional fight in the Third
district will be about the liveliest
proposition in state politics.
900
Wahpeton people are tired of plod-
ding through the mud and there is a
general demand for paving.
A former Darlington mar is now
claimed by four women-all Of whom
insist they had married him.
The Midland road is having its an
nual spring boom-on paper. This
time it may be the real thing.
With G. A. M. Spencer of Grafton in
the race for attorney general his form-
er nickname may be revived.
900
Tom Burke, a brother of the supreme
court justice, may be a candidate for
states attorney in Benson county.
100
Commissioners of Agriculture Gill
breath is endeavoring to find a $4,000
acre tract Of land for a Russian col
ony.
The smuggling stories from Cando
continue to attract attention, but the
amounts involved appear to be greatly
exaggerated.
The custom of sorne husbands and
w~ives--in opening each others mall
is said to have caused some grief in
Grand Forks.
The preliminary meeting at Wal
colt to consider the question OF incor-
poration showed q big majority in
favor of the plan,
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Devils Lake may have a juvenile
band. The success OF the recent band
concerts there has started a lot Of en-
thusiasn in musical matters.
900
The new 1912 crop of hunting liz
censes liz ripe. One must be secured
If you are planning to do any goose
hunting. They are good till Dec. is.
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The Martin Searchlight--a booster
for LaFollette-says that nothing
short of q miracle can give LaFoIlette
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