The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-20
North Dakota
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How would you like to be the as
SCISSOR?
The alfalfa crop should be a large
one this year.
At williston the entire school force
was reelected.
Get your hunting license now. It's
good till Dec. Is.
1t viii pay you to grow a~lfalfa-if
you go at it right.
Ward county will whoop things up
for better farming.
wild Bill WATSON will make good
on The Pingee Patriot.
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Sportsmen are anXiously awaiting
the arrival Of the honkers.
IS1UH
One Of the general stores at Cava-
lier was moved to Hoople.
900
North Dakota first and last and all
the time is a good slogan.
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Fargo buyers secured some high
class draft horses at Sykeston.
Bismarck's new cigar factory will
soon be grinding out the smokes.
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The fire inspectors were pleased
with Bismarck's protective easur
900
There vas an interesting district
meeting of the Odd Fellows at Cassel-
ton. .
The Eddy county drugstores have
been reopened after the recent legal
action.
There are more candidates discussed
for the state s~enatorship in Sargent
county.
Oscar Bake, a former Mayville boy,
has been appointed a forest ranger in
Nevada.
There will be some excitement on
the slope if the 500 yer crosses the
Missouri.
County candidates seem enamored
of the Office of auditor-next to that
of sheriff.
Some of the editors in Sheridan
county don't have the others On the
exchange.
A school supply man was arrested at
New Leipzig on the charge of some ir-
regularity.
There are many sections of the
state with well developed boosting
tendencies.
Dave Carlson of B~ottineau is said
to be president of the only Taft club
in the state.
The failure of the Fargo basketball
team to go to Leonard disappointed
a large crowd.
Well, even if the results were not
what you ~wanted-why not be good
natured about it?
600
Editor Brinton of The Beach Chrou-
icle definitely stated who owned stock
in his publication.
600
Pembina county voters had to bal
lot on a bond issue-in addition to
their other troubles.
900
The Beach Chronicle has some de-
icidedly pronounced opinions about the
states attorney of Billings county.
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A Flasher man went to jail because
he didn't want to be assaulted by an
other man who had been making.
threats. $780,. .
A considerable number Of farmers
are planning. to try President Worst's
plan--and plant trees on the south
line of their land.
The Steele Ozone thinks the people
Of the Third district should boom J.. w.
Foley of Medora for c~ongress-as the
best equipped man..
900
J. J. Hill has made several speeches
in North Dakota recently and seems
as deeply interested in agricultural
development as ever.
' 900
The editor of The Kuhn Messenger
1t attempting to secure leap year pro-
posals for a trio Of handsome and
prosperous bachelors.
900
Walter johnson, formerly Of The
Nome Tribune and now Of The White
Rock journal, is also interested in The
Abercrombie Advocate.
/ 900
Pembina county voted on a propo-
sition for a $4,000 jail. There are
large families of honest people who
live in houses that cost less.
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The Grand Forks Observer thinks
the kilograms sent to Billy Sunday
from Fargo each more than the other
attempted to show the moral deprav-
ity of the city.
The coal purchasers are rejoicing
that they will soon cease to pay tribute
to the fuel barons but if the miners go
on a strike increased prices may be The
rule next winter.
1t is regarded as rather unethieal
for one editor to sue another for libel
hence the courts are not burdened
with actions that would follow were
some of the editorial roasts directed
TO others than members of the fra
ternity.
Better farming. good roads, dairying
under proper conditions, corn, alfalfa,
are some good things to preach in
North Dakota. 1t win mean more 70
the state than the hundreds of thou
sands Of columns Of political hog wash
that have been run.
600
Skunks stole fifty bushels of wheat
from Editor wardwell of Pembina and
he had nine OF them shot-their hides
| bringing $40 IF ne cnuid hava hofYlad