The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-04-12
North Dakota
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Burleigf county is to develop.
New England is without a marshal.
Beach has a new Ice cream factory.
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Many creamertes are being reopen
ed.
The gophers are having a hard
time.
Litchville Is becoming q dairying
center.
Some large bags Of wild geese were
reported.
Clean UP and there won't be SO many
flies to swat.
Edgeley wants more people-and
more houses.
Some black bass have been sent to
Lake Metigoshe.
The sports Of Lakota were bunked
on a wrestling match.
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The Stanley Sun was quite legal
and Official last week.
Few sections of the state attract
more attention than Mott.
A quarter of a century ago Vic Mo-
BILE was p. m. at Bottineau,
Williams county is billed for a lot
Of development this summer.
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The Provost wants people to erect
more houses at New Rockford.
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The Hazelton Republican wants
Emmons county to advertise itself.
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The Rough Rider hotel at Medora
had a close call from a destructive
FIRE.
The Bottineau county farmers are
getting a reputation for their fine
spuds.
Steve Dickinson was fined $74.60
for beating Leslie Miller of Bettineau
county.
The commissioners or Sheridan
county decided to offer a bounty for
gophers.
The abstracts for the right of way
on the N. P, beyond Stanton have been
completed.
A young man OF Billings county
was arrested on a charge Of stealing
a load Of grain.
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The state is getting so settled"
landoflces r becoming obsolete in
the eastern part.
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With 800 cows around Harvey-The
Herald thinks there should be q sue
~cessful creamery.
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With rural laundries the wives OF
the farmers can't all have their wash
ing done on Monday.
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There is a row in Bowman county
over the quality Of the seed grain
furnished by the county.
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If proper seed can be secured there
will be a greatly increased corn acre
age in North Dakota this spring.
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Editor stout Of The Kathryn Re-
corder was among the visiting pencil
pushers to take in the Billy Sunday
meetings.
It makes the ruraI man carriers
very indignant-nit when some OF the
patrons along the route donate a sack
or two of oats.
The Regent Times insists that a
half-baked preacher down in that corr
ner of the state has broken into the.
newspaper business.
There is quite a difference in the
length of some of the political adver-
tisements. The longer they are the
m.-e the printer loses.
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Editor Olsen Of The New Rockford
Transcript is willing that every one
should rejoice with him over the ar
rival Of that great big boy.
There was a new editor in The Pam
Drama family at Aneta. Editor Teien
is thinking of naming him Teddy
Taft LaFollette Bryan Teien.
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Editor Haskell OF Bottineau may be-
come a candidate for county judge
the position being vacated by Judge
Kirk, who wants to go to ongress.
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Many Of the state papers are roast
ing the mail order houses and some Of
the merchants do not appear to be do
ing much advertising reciprocation.
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AT Maddox some farmers ship their
cream away instead of selling it to.
the local creamery. This is not a very
good way to build up local enterprises.
1t is said The Wiliston State will
issue a special and send a copy to
every democrat in the state-showing
the innards Of the democratic ma
chine.
Near Antler a farmer planned a lit
tie celebration and ordered a key Of
beer. He drove into town to secur 1t
and in a short time some one swiped it
from his rig.
Bismarckers are rejoicing over the
progress to be made in the new fed
nounces he will have the roof on by
cold weather.
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North Dakota stands low in the
amount of improved highways-when
compared to other states-but the
people are waking up to the advan-
tages Of good roads.
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Applications for auto licenses are
more numerous as the weather warns
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