The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-11
North Dakota
Kernels

getting married.
There is a demand at Bismarck for
local political pea $50
Dickinson is going after some man
ufacturing e~nteGPrises.
Rufralo held a school contest on
corn. bread and spuds.
Vandals damaged the Congregation
al church at Hii nIS
The Florida land dealers are get
ting busy in North Dakota
A barn on the Randolph farm, ad-
joining Tower City. was burned
County Judge Carter of Dickinson,
who ran independent, was defeated
Editor Streeter of The Linton Record
urges the d~elinqueuts to come a-run-
ming.
Small children set fire to hay in
the Windy" Smith livery barn at
Buffalo.
County Judge Mckenzie of Walsh
Iost--but County Auditor Fraser goes
on forever.
"a Ikbhil uREu at DiSfSIlLSOl VI IN
at the age of SO and left q widow and
eve children.
At Buffalo the mayor has issued
an order against children under school
age running at large;
The state press had many nice
things to say about the election of
Hanna for governor
%%%
County division was showed under
in Morton, much to the d~isappoint-
nlent Of many peSpl S
Some of the publishers had so much
election returns they forgot to
change the date si9Ss'
Ed Hughes, for some years a resi-
dent Of Fargo, is the new state SEN
ator from Burleigh county.
If more democratic campaign lies
had been printed about Hanna he
would have won by about 10000.
Foster is of the opinion there will be
less rain and snow in North Dakota
this fall and winter than normal.
900
State Senator Jacobson of Mott will
be back in the legislature again this
winter with that winning smile.
&N&r
The bull moosers made one grand
mistake when they endeavored to put
a part of a state ticket in the field.
900
D. ]. R%idlington, for man ear
principal of the schools at LanEdon,
died suddenly at Dell Rapids, S. D.
Even the anti-McKenzis howl didn't
win. Probably Alex will be permitted
in the future TO enjoy his retirement.
900
Creegan is said to be shaking hands
with himself over his ineligibility.
Some men are lucky-and don't realize
it.
Editor Boyd of hannah was de-
feated for reelection to the 1egis-
~lature, where he had served with
credit.
The Mandan Pioneer says that the
voters decided that it shall remain
Imperial Morton"-instead of being
divided.
Editor Streeter of Linton is rejoic-
ing that his favorite candidate for
states attorney won out in Emmons
county.
The creamery at Hettinger was
forced to close down as a result of
too hot competition by the separator
stations.
With little precipitation in sight for
this winter the farmers should con-
serve what moisture there Is in the
ground.
The judges on the bench have an ad-
vantage over the other candidates for
their positions. 1t is quite a factor in
the race.
The Forum wants to go on record
as asserting the rural and the agricul-
tural schools will find a friend in Gov
ernor Hanna.
There will be a scramble in North
Dakota. among the democrats for fed
eral jobs and among the republicans
for state snaps.
1t is hoped that rabbit hunters won't
take advantage of the opportunity al
lowed them to be in the field and kill
prairie chickens.
The business men OF Dawson are
endeavoring to discover the identity
of the mar who printed obscene mat
tiers on store fronts.
900
Al Hanna a man overloaded a team
by compelling it to draw 124 bushels
of wheat Ave miles, then up the graded
incline to the elevator.
The beautiful snow didn't make
much of a hit with the farmers in the
northwestern corner of the state-who
stin had grain to thresh'
The republican voters Of North Da-
kota demonstrated they believed the
results of the primary law should be
regarded at the fall election.
900 VI
A wide section of the state is in
terested in the proposed extension of
the Southwestern branch of the n. P.
from Bdseley to B c~annonbail'
Hanna had more votes in Cass
county than both Hellstrom and
| Sweet. Fargo was Sweets home and
the former residence of Hellstrom.
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The county division proposition in
Morton ran about 500 votes too low.
If $50 votes could have been changed
there might have beer q different
tale.
The mel who got up the line of
advertising used by The democrats
against the republican candidate for
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~overplayed
their hand.
The bull moosers In Fargo who had
kids distributing campaign matter or
election day were violating the new
law against ~electioneering and cam
paigning on election day.
The bull moosers can discover what
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