The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-20
North Dakota
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900
The secret societies are getting busy.
900
Hankinson wants the Meridian road.
90
Creameries help the people pile up
wealth.
The Spotlight wants the bridge at
Mott lighted.
The Indian fair at Fort Yates was a
great success.
Dancing schools are being started
over the state.
An attempted burglary was pre-
vented at Minot.
Wheat around Beach went fifty
bushels per acre.
Attach patches to bags with -four
paste. then iron 'em.
The Glen UIlen News had a hot roast
for a dog poisoner.
The young folks at Buffalo had a
great hunting party.
The Mott, editors have been great
boosters for the fair:
. oNNEr
The Chronicle wants the water tank
at Alexander fixed up.
The new G.. N. extension touches a
corner of Dunn county.
900
The Stanton Republican is a great
booster for Mercer COUNTY
North Dakota offers great advan-
tages for the homebuilder.
900
The Pioneer Press contends that
Mott is a city Of enterprise.
Some great bags Of game were re-
ported in Hettinger county.
900 "
The trapshooters have deserted
their clubs till next season.
James Johnson, a colored boy near
Steele, has secured a patent.
The branch lines Of the railways are
doing an enormous business.
F. c. Smith Of Steele patented an
earth distributor for grading.
The soil is robbed Of humus by
the burning of SO much straw.
900
At Almont one mans oats went 104
bushels per acre and another 103.
900
Many people heard the call of the
wild-prairie chickens and ducks.
900
Editor Hobbs of The Haley Record
wants more garden sass and fruit.
900
There have been numerous threshing
accidents but few. boiler explosions.
The Belfield Times calls the terri
tory around there the golden circle.
900
At Cooperstown kids were caught
raiding the orchard of Dave Bartlett.
Winter emmer is a new crop at Car"
rington. 1t is said to be a fine crop
600
Frosted corn that is to be used for
silage should be cut as quickly as pos
sibie. ~
At Hankinson a hunter shot a steer.
That's what creates antagonism to
hunters.
Some of the editors of weeklies don't
play up big news items under large
headlines.
There is alarm at Milton over the
probability that the ~operahouse may be
closed this winter.
%8V
A man was arrested at Darlington.
He had a suitcase containing twenty
five bottles of red eye.
Some men must want a political
nomination badly when they will grab
for a second hand one.
The Carson Press doesn't think III
Fargo college president was very kind
fn COn preSSman Hanna -"# a.r &a
Near Fessenden Louis Schwartz had
twenty acres of early java wheat nat
went forty bushels per acre.
A hired man employed by a preacher
at Grafton was arrested on a charge of
violating the prohibition law.
A high line at Lisbon would make it
possible to haul heavier trains over the
southwestern branch Of the N. P.
Editor Rishoff Of The Observer at
Grand Forks can scarcely be classed
as an ardent admirer of Roosevelt.
900
The Cando Democrat had q story
about a horse getting too near a belt
of a threshing machine and losing its
tail.
The Napoleon Homestead had a hot
roast for II. E. Conway who beat up B.
G. McElroy, an attache Of The Home
stead.
Near Alice, hunters went into a pas
ture and frightened the colts so badly
they injured themselves on the wire
fence.
A nonresident hunter had to dig UP
$25 at Almont and then got only four
teen chickens during his stay. That
was hard luck.
Two negroes were overpaid at Bis
bee for doing some work and one
started for Canada, but was captured
and made to disgorge.
900
It's peculiar how embittered some
| people become when defeated POLITICAL
ly. There is Wright Of The Oakes
| Times, as an example.
900
The Beach Advance says that Sweet
can't make a dem in either the Hanna
or the HeIlstrom vote on the slope
and the editor is some insurger.
The North Dakotans along the 500
road in this state are congratulating
themselves that r.. A. Hoverstad will
be the industrial agent of that road.
Wildrose had seven ministers one
day recently, The town should be OH
its good behavior and there would be
no necessity for such a large number.
90
Some Of the insurgefs used the pri-
mary election law to defeat their OPP
ponents-and now they are disregard