The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-12-02
North Dakota
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There is still a lot of fax to thresh.
Towner got an old cannon for it's
park.
Foley has issued a new book Of
poems.
Greeks al Minot are practicins
shooting.
Plum hedges are recommended for
North Dakota.
A Minnesota man. so years old, was
stranded in Minot.
Five miles of gas mains have been
laid in Valley City.
Cavalier has a 1pe new business
block just completed.
The tow mill at MayvilIe is getting
plenty of fax straw.
Havana had its first snow of the
seaso Sunday, Nov. "a.
No better investment in the world
than North Dakota land.
The N. p. has made extensive i'm
~provements at DeLamere.
There were 400 loads of grain mar
keted in Williston on Nov. rs.
North Dakota will some day be the
leading dairy state OF the nation.
Some North Dakota towns are COM
planning Of a car shortage again.
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The Crosby Review advocates a new
capitol building for North Dakota.
The cream" check is the mid win
ter harvest, sys The Elgin Timeas.
The N. D. 1918 auto tags will be
black figures on a yellow background.
Mr.. Wilson is getting a lot Of gratis
advice on the selection of his cabinet.
A Grand Forks boy broke through
the ice while skating, but climbed
out.
Canadian crews will again work the
n. P. trains in Manitoba, beginning
Dec. l.
A Wahpeton man is charged with
working a swindle in the sale of Cana
dian lands.
The Pembina Pioneer Express hopes
the iron-ore story from Devils Lake
is not irony"
There will be extensive work put
ting in new telephone lines on the
slope next year
Some of the creameries may have to
shut down for a few months because
Of a lack of cream.
Corn growing and dairying are two
industries that are fast gaining a foot
hold in North Dakota.
Judge Crawford held a short term
of court in Hettinger county. There
were no criminal cases. r.. S.
The thirteenth annual teachers
meeting of Pembina county, held at
Cavalier, was well attended.
Bad feeling between three brothers
near Sawyer ended in a free-for-all
fight and a case in the courts.
Tower City has a number of cases
of smallpox but they are said to be
a very light form of the disease.
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The jury found that the death of
Morris c. Davis, the brakeman who
was killed at Larimore, vas accident
al.
1t is reported that wild ducks are so
numerous in the sand hills north of
Drake that they have damaged the
grain.
The Dawson Press and The Steele
Ozone are having words owe the way
the two papers covered the Baker
lynching.
Guy Elken of MayvilIe is a member
Of the second football team at Har-
ward n may make the first team
next year.
The Cakes Journal is of the opinion
that the "hugging'' dances might be
tabooed in that town without doing
any harm.
Collections are being pushed with
Vigor in North Dakota at present and
are said to be much better than fol
some time.
The Sarles Advocate hopes that
| Woodrow's daughters will not pull off
three Princess Alice weddings at the
White House. =,
The ground is said to be thoroughly
soaked in the vicinity of Bathgate in
sharp contrast to last fall when many
wells went dry.
At Larirnore, a man refused $500 fol
a team OF horses and a few minutes
later they ran away and one of them
broke it's neck. ~
The greatest movement of stock
grain and other produce, in the his.
tory of the state, is on at present out
of North Dakota.
Farmers in Dickey county shave fin
ished threshing and are taking ad.
vantage of the good roads to rusf
their grain to town.
Rev, f, P. Barnhart. Baptist state
Sunday school superintendent, viii
hold a young peoples Bible institute
in Cavalier next Sunday.
The North Dakota country life con
ference that will be held in Fargo
Dec. II to 20 is attracting wide inter,
est throughout the state.
Grading outfits that have been max,
ing railroads in North Dakota ar
now being sent to the pineries il
Minnesota for the winter.
A Bisbee man left b pet pup a
home to guard the house and fount
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