The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-08-07
North Dakota
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week.
LaMoure had a pair OF exciting run
aways.
There was : SSsll aallstorm in
Pierce county.
A Mandan boy was shot in the knee
with a 22-riie.
There was a large Catholic picnic in
LaMoure county.
There was a chiidren's day at the
fair in Langdon.
some Dunn county wheat was
stricken by hail.
North Dakota Is no place for a loaf
er--not just now.
Eugene v. Debs fs 70 speak in North
Dakota this month.
Nearly all the baseball teams are 60
ing out Of business.
Hail storms struck several sections
of Bottineau county.
The Spotlight has discovered there
are afinities at Mott:
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Fargo and Bismarck are talking au-
ditorium propositions.
The careful farmers see their horses
are watered frequently.
The farmers are too busy harvesting
the crop to talk politics.
Bismarck appears 20 be able to male
q success Of market DAYS,
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Some worthless checks were cashed
at Dickinson by 9 woman.
Devils Lake hopes to be a division
point on the 500 extension.
The fair at Beach will be held the
hrst, four days in October.
The Mandan Republican prods the
editor of The Ma1dan News.
Pembina county farmers suffered
considerable damage from hail.
900
The Bismarck travelling men are
boosting for the industrial show.
Section hands are leaving the rail-
roads and hitting the harvest fields.
In many towns efforts are being
made to retain the M. E ministers.
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The News is endeavorinR to have a
strong commercial club at Kenmare.
Many sections Of the state are look
ing for the state aid to rural schools.
900
There should be some wheat in
North Dakota better than No. ! hard.
Editor Bryant OF Napoleon got a lot
Of publicity on his automobile story.
August. 81 is the late set for the
feld trials by the Grand Forks Kennel
club.
The rain slightly delayed the harvest
but, it made the cor and the spuds
grow.
900
There doesn't seem to be much en-
thustasm for a third paper in Bow
bells.
Some sheep in Pembina county are
reported to have been killed BY stray
dogs.
There are too many weeds on vacant
lots in Fargo and other towns Of the
state.
The county commissioners are plan
ming to improve roads in Burleigh
county.
90
A. r. Knight, formerly Of Buffalo
and Enderlin, has purchased The Ell
gin Times.
There Is sone two-legged skunk at
Max. He pied q case of type for The
Enterprise man.
Barnes county republicans decided
to support the national and state re-
publican tickets.
There seems to be less alarm over
the report of a Irvine famine-than Of
a labor shortage.
% Better farming methods with fewer
acres is the slogan in some sections
Of North Dakota.
The north branch OF the N. p. out OF
Mandan to Stanton is now running
three trains q week.
900
Little Mac" of The Flasher Hustler
has been in SO many county seat fights
he enjoys the ruction;
The rain over several counties In
North Dakota Sunday was not accom-
panied by much S gl9d'
The Minot papers are running many
of the nice things said about the
town by visiting editors.
The Murphy who landed the Willis
ton landofice job, was no relative of
Major Murphy Of Minot.
Many of the North Dakota editors
apparently failed, to enthuse owe the
third party proposition.
One Of the violators OF the prohibit.
ton law at Gnaemee wanted to plead
guilty and start his time.
There must have been 2 scandal in
explained certain things. "
Some Of the insurgent papers charge
the editor of The Mandan News with
being a tool OF Speaker Hanley.
Miss Mabel Bake a Billings coup-
ty teacher, was thrown from a horse
and suffered q broken collar bone.
Former Editor Gordon of The Un-
derwood Journal has hit the harvest
~helds-and win earn q honest Twins.
rhe Mott Spotlight had some items
headed Beery breezes. There should
be no such breezes in prohibition n,
D.
90
The Mandan News is sore at Attor-
ney General Miller and insists he has
refused to pay his campaign assess
ments.
900
The wordy warfare between Editor
Haskell of The Bottineau Courant and
George Whichever socialism-con-