The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-27
North Dakota
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tory.
The AlmOnt Arena may change
hands.
The hobos are here-the harbingers
Of spring.
How would you like to have an al
The supreme court job is unlikely to
go begging.
Many localities are investigating the
potato game.
This week Wimbledon held its fourth
farmers institute.
The seed grain tests viii W. the
farmers some grief.
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There were three fires in Williston
primary election day.
900
There was an enthusiastic creamery
meeting at Edinburg.
900
There is a movement to change the
name of the town of Jud.
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This is the time Of the year for the
business men to advertise.
900
Many delinquent school land con-
tracts have been adjusted.
900
Some people are already getting
ready for the June primaries.
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Marmarth is to be a closed town
under the new administration.
600
Smuggling seems to have been a
popular pastime In North Dakota.
There seems to be some difference of
opinion as to the Bible in Westhope.
That page of legals makes The
McClusky Gazette appear prosperous.
The Monango Journal is feminist the
publicity methods Of the Milwaukee
road.
The Mercer county farmers are en-
deavoring to secure high grade seed
corn.
j. ]. Hill Fingered up the Bottineau
county farmers in his recent speech
there.
The business Of the Denhoff State
bank was closed and the charter sur
rendered.
The Esmond band is receiving a lot
of compliments because of recent i'm
provements.
p. M. Mattson, owner Of The New
Rockford Provost, is a candidate for
county judge.
Hazel Edison, a North Dakota girl,
is a member Of the fire department Of
Vassar college.
The candidates for state and county
offices are convinced that now is the
time to hustle.
Many North Dakotans are lending
assistance to the movement for fight
ing tuberculosis.
900
The Crosby editors may sometime
harmonize-but evidently not in the
immediate future.
E. d. Fitchette is the new owner and
editor of The Michigan Arena. B. H.
has retired.
900
North Dakota continues to attract a
great deal of attention as q result of
the recent primaries.
900
There are some candidates attempt
ing to land in office by hanging onto
LaFollette's IA tails.
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While trying to thaw out a gasoline
engine at Marion a pump house and
feed mill were burned.
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The corrupt practices act is report
ed to have been generally observed
during the recent election.
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Sheepherder Brown, near Marmarth,
was shot in the arm by the accidental
discharge of his revolver.
The method of sending in returns
from precincts to the county auditors
are Anticipated and obsolete.
F. E. Maltby of Dawson killed q
whopper Of a wolf, said to be the larg-
est eve slain in that section.
90
There is more agitation favoring a
change of the term of the president Of
the U. s. from four to six years.
90
Roosevelt carried two valley coun-
ties-RichIand and Pembina, while
LaFollette got the four inside ones.
90
The modesty Of Senator Gronna is
astonishing. He actually admits he
didn't carry the state for LaFollette.
900
The contest over the Office of mayor
in Fargo may result in Mayor Lowell,
the present incumbent, hanging over.
The advocates of incorporation at
New Rockford believe in trying again
even if they didn't succeed the first
time.
Out in Morton and Billings counties
when one man meets another he says.
Good morning, are YOU for county di-
vision?"
According to The Schafer Record
there must have been some real thing
cold weather in Mckenzie county pri-
mary day,
" y. I1d1lSOA ~ returning from Eu~
gene, Ore, which he found was not
altogether a land flowing with milk
and bee fruit.
The Sterling Journal has been moved
to Bismarck by Editor Smethurst. 1t
will be called The Star-and twinkle
for everybody.
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