The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-18
North Dakota
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willow city has : fast ball team.
Columbus insists on a market day.
Gamblers were fined at Devils Lake
Rye and barley harvest is In full
blast.
A body was found in the river near
Buford.
A fifth elevator is to be constructed
at Minot.
The state papers tell Of the fine crop
prospects.
There was a big picnic at Burkey
this week.
The Bottineau County editors met
some more.
Munich was sore when Egeland can
celed a game.
The willow city Eagle disliked a
visiting rooter.
The Ashley creamery has had a
successful year.
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More bridges are to be constructed
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Many bricks were heaved at the corr
rupt practices act
G. A. Grow is back in the clothing
business at Minot.
Wilton claims the largest Ignite
mine in the world.
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Sooner shooters are to be closely
watched this year
The double cross brand was placed
on some candidates.
Reckless motorcycle riders IRE get
ting quite q panning.
Petitions for county division have
been filed at Mandan.
The Jewish farmers around Bowman
formed an association.
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Work has been started on the wa%
terworks for Mccl1sky.
The Denhoff Voice advises husbands
to be good to their wives.
The first concrete silo was construct
ed in Stark county recently.
Breaking plows have been working
overtime in Bowman county.
Beach wants a brickyard, -four mill,
paper mill and a foundry.
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The sooner hunters will soon be at
tiff they are not restrained.
Many sections OF the state report
fine coveys Of prairie chickens.
There have been a number of big
land deals in Hettinger county.
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The hail storms are trying to take
toll of the North Dakota crops.
The Flasher Hustler e e unparal-
Ieled prosperity In Morton county.
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Business is booming in the state as
a result OF the fine crop prospects.
The political fights in Sheridan GER
tainly didn't end with the primaries.
One can't tell who was nominated
by the size Of the campaign expendi-
lures.
A correspondent Of The Valley City
Times Record defended the unmarried
women.
The Norwegian visitors to Fargo
last week appeared to enjoy the oc-
casion.
There is another mess over county
o~ficials since the division Of Billings
county.
Some OF the candidates are tardy in
the publication Of their expense ac-
counts.
Electric autos will be more popular
in Fargo with the residence districts
repaved.
AS the harvest approaches North
Dakotans are showing less interest in
baseball.
The Mott Pioneer Press thinks the
corrupt practices act was made to be
violated.
The man who owns his wi home
usually takes a bigger interest in pub
lie affairs.
One Divide county man claimed to
have spent 10 cents in his primary
campaign.
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At Kenmare two men were fined for
breaking concrete sidewalks with 8
traction engine.
The dairymen and creamery people
around Almont may organize a breed.
ers' association.
Some McHenry county voters wan
to repeal the Increased jurisdiction o:
| the county court.
Editor Young of The Dunn County
Settler is peeved at Editor Ayres o.
The Dickinson Press.
There were narrow escape from
death near Scranton when q boat IL
the reservoir was upset.
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With the big wheat crop in Kansas
the value per bushel Of the North Da'
kota crop ma be reduced.
The charming wife of Editor Moor
| OF The McClusky Gazette recently I'm
derwent a successful operation.
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Editor Brinton OF The Beach Chron
icle continues to scrap-just as har'
as If he had not won the county divi
sion.
Travelling men say North Dakoti
towns are constructing more cemen
sidewalk this year than for q humble
| OF years before.