The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-09

Threshing machine men report a
huge business this year.
In some localities binders and Irvine
were rushed by express,
Burleigh county is said to have the
best crop IN twe4ty years
Fargo is to have another circus the
latter part Of the month.
District deputy game wardens are
on the lookout for sooners.
The Star insists ON a clean UP Of the
alleys and lots at Sheyenne.
Beach has reached the stage where
1t has an employment Office.
There are complaints in Barnes
county of too much wild oats.
Many tons Of Irvine were rushed
into North Dakota by express,
There is said to be quite a number
Of gIandered horses in the state.
Editor Breen of The wolford Mirror
tells about a spring chicken feast
Both the Irvine and the labor situa-
ton appears to have been relieved.
With the good crops there is a food
Of solicitors for new church buildings.
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Editor Klipfea Of The Ashley Trib-
une rejoiced over the arrival Of a SON.
There vas a lively fstfcuff at White
Earth between a resident and a trans
lent.
At wyndmere q piece of land was
leased and will be converted into a
park
The manager of the creamery at
Bowman is after The Slope County
News
Roller skating on the sidewalks
causes considerable trouble in some
towns.
Will the Roosevelt delegates to the
Chicago convention be paid 5000 each.
by the state?
The Plaza Pioneer man is evident
ly not an admirer Of the editor Of a
Fargo weekly.
1t is claimed that both the prairie
chickens and ducks are more numer-
Gus than ever
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Travelling picture shows clean up
some money making towns that have
no regular houses;
To what national political conven-
ton will Judge Lauder Of Wahpeton be
a delegate next month?
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Mass meetings are being held at Sem
tinel Butte on county seat PROPOSE
tons and other matters.
The picnic season is about over and
the people are paying attention to the
more serious side 90 q life
Some potatoes are afflicted with
dry rot. That's what's the matter
with a lot Of towns1and people.
The Bismarck Tribune thinks things
must be fierce in Fargo when an at
tempt is made to hold up an alderman.
Many old elevators that were idle
for a year or two are being cleaned up
to help handle this years large crop.
Frank Rodgers promises to make
The Wildrose Plainsman a lively
sheet-when he gets located on the
Job.
Lin DSuIlOl NOlC0 JnlIhS a pIH66UL
state official endeavored to hold up
his university on q football PROPOSE
ton.
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The World thinks young girls are
permitted too much liberty-and are
on the streets too much nights-at
Devils Lake.
There seems to be an u~ndercurrent
in the state indicating a more friendly
feeling to Taft than at any time with
In the past year.
With the high price Of all kinds of
meat North Dakota farmers who have
stock toebe fed and fattened this fall
are in fine shape,
The Midland road people were wait
ing for a good crop year so the road
could be completed. The crops are
here. Where's the road?
rich when a little tot was missing.
The child was finally found under a
counter in one of the stores.
One of the great secrets OF prosper
itv in North Dakota will be to secure
solve the diversified farming PROPOSE
tion.
The people of Mandan-the first
city to adopt the commission form OF
government-appear to have a great
deal Of trouble with the municipal Of
fcials.
There is a row at Marmarth and
two residents are endeavoring to pre-
vent the village board from making
needed improvements In the way OF
sidewalks.
The labor situation in North Dako-
Ia lis well in hand, especially along the
main lines of road. There is still a
demand for more help along the
branch lines.
About the most fdiotic campaign
p~revarication is the one sent out from
Grand Forks some time ago that
Roosevelt said he didn't personally
know Congressman Hanna.
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The Cleveland Leader tells about q
dog that was SO wise 1T carried the
block, attached Il 1t to prevent II
chasing teams, in it's mouth-running
ahead of the teams--dropptng this
block and barking.