The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-02

the seed grain.
90
Burke county viii not furnish seed
grain to farmers.
%%@
Pa is lucky If he has the price for
all the Easter hats.
Minoters r still looking for the
Grand Trunk railroad.
The threshers of Ward county per-
fected IN organization.
90
Dickinson's new hospital was erect
ed at a cost of 500, 0OO.
900
A constitutional convention is in
demand in North Dakota.
%&%
There will be a great deal Of build
ing in Williston this spring.
&%@
With the warmer weather the auto
lists are getting numerous.
&@@
Fargo may have 4 Free Methodist
camp meeting this summer.
@@@
North Dakota has been long on grip
since the spring thaw started.
SSS@
There is to be a summer chautauuua
in the Mouse river loop country.
go
Col. Pat Neary Of Buffalo is planning
the finest garden in North Dakota.
The militia organizations over the
state are getting ready for Mexico.
%%$
Sand vetch is popular with farmers
in the northwestern part Of the state.
900
Many thoroughbred horses are be-
ing sold in North Dakota this spring.
900
Editor Wood of The Steele Ozone is
looking for Smethurst. There are 9TH
ers.
Mrs. Lowell. county superintendent
in Dickey, is a candidate for re-elec-
ton.
The Steele Ozone has a kindly boost
for it's old time friend. Streeter, for
congress.
The business men of Ransom county
pledged $4,000 for the better farming
movement.
WWW
City and village authorities are pre-
pairing to enforce the. auto speed limit
regulations.
Fargo appears to have snapped
Bismarck a cigar factory for a whole
sale grocery house.
900
Editor Manning's Sheyenne Star is
NOM ~, VYCI wrHs "a on-&s.z. A.
work for that section of the state.
600
Some North Dakota democrats want
to bet on Bryan as against the field Of
democratic presidential candidates.
That's les majestic to Burke.
900
At Velva a drug clerk made a mis-
take. The jury awarded the plaintiff
a Judgment for $4,000. That will take
the profit off a couple of prescrip-
tons.
The editor of The Cogswell Enter
prise read with considerable interest
the account of the suicide of Charlie
Jordan, a COO and homesteader. at
BowbeIls.
40 M POAlIAN0t 6A5lllllIdlGS W
the promptness with whicn the plan to
keep the republicans and the demo-
Gratis apart at the primaries is called
unconstitutional?
F. w. Vail, a Minor pioneer bank
er, and Editor Jordan Of The Cogswell
Enterprise r both after the republic
can nomination for the state senator
ship in Sargent county.
900
Fake clothing sales have cleaned up
some money in North Dakota. Some
towns permit strangers to bring in al
job lot Of junk that can't be sold con-
veniently in larger towns.
900
Some people want all the existing
laws repealed and a simpliied code
enacted to take the place Of a lot of
junk now littering up the legal ma
A Darlington man dreamed his faith
The Langdon Courier Democrat
seems to think it was suficient excuse
for the democrats to vote for repub-
lican presidential candidates-when
they had no one but Burke on their
ballot.
0S<9 aH L
About 1900 good claims on the Fort
Berthold reservation will be held up
because there is some coal underneath.
The persons who drew those In the
lotteries will have to wait awhile for
federal action. The nonycoaI lands
will be open for settlement in May.
600
j. p. Dahlquist, formerly a Fargo
coal dealer and hotel man, first presi-
dent of the state association Of school
officials, boniface al Kindred and Port
land, has been released from the state
pen where he served a term for re-
peated violations Of the prohibition
law.
@%@
The Trail county man who object
ed to the better farming movement on
the ground that 1t was for the pur-
pose of teaching renters how to farm
lands belonging to bankers and invest
ors didn't take a very broad view Of
the situation. The state pays one
fifth the expense, the rest is by con-
tributions. The bankers and realty
men who " the lands pay their pro-
portion Of taxes.