The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-11-14
Better amin Is the cry.

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Hanna's majority in Sheridan coun-
ty, at first reported about 100, ex-
ceded 800.
Next to Michigan North Dakota is
said to raise the finest celery in the
United States.
North Dakota will continue to de-
velop-nO matter what the politics oil
the president.
Princess Lulu of The Washburn
Leader refuses to be comforted-on
the governorship.
There are a few editors keeping UP
the local political scraps-after the
election is all over.
900
Many editors didn't hesitate to ex-
press their qualification over the cleo
ton of certain ~favorites.
The people of North Dakota show a
disposition to help along the North
Dakota Children's home.
900
The progression of the agents OF
some Of the railroad companies keeps
the patrons on their ears.
~ AOOh6 Inc IllOSS WHO DSI IIlaI w IL
son would ave a. many votes as both
Taft and Roosevelt have lost.
Joe Devine lost out for superintend-
emit of public instruction in Ward
county. He ran independent.
Bowman county is being injured by
the fake and malicious articles in one
Of the publications down there.
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The Canucks are said to be delight
ed over the election of a democratic
president-in the United States.
Some of the publishers who are US
ing plate sermons could do better by
patronizing the local sky pilots.
Wherein was the cause of socialism
advanced by the suicide of the owner
of the national organ of that party?
900
Little Mao of The Flasher Hustler
says county division in Morton is not
defeated-merely postponed tor two
years.
There was considerable mud spat-
tered around during the campaign
and the spots where it hit are not yet
quite clean.
oSLI 1OulS ID DaCR IN charge OF the
editorial columns of The Inland Call
at Berg-after a few months divorce
from the tripod.
Editor Wood of The Steele Ozone
with the murder, the lynching and the
election-all punched together-had
quite a busy time.
Miss Mary Pennington. who christ
ened Jim Hills big ship. North Da
kota, was elected county superintend-
ent of schools in Diekey.
600 <
The Forum is under obligations tC
a large number of county auditors in
North Dakota for assistance in getting
election returns before the people.
The wilson's all over the country
are swelled up w the results OF the
national election. There are plenty OF
them to hold all the political jobs.
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Some editors are named postmasters
but John Faytle of McHenry waited
till he quit the newspaper business
before he concluded to run the stamp
cry.
1t is a safe bet that Editor Youns
Of The Mandan Republican didn't lose
much sleep over the defeat Of Editor
| Conrad Of The Mandan News for thu
legislature.
The editors are telling the people t.
trade at home-and some of the mer.
chants are not advertising-and are
sending away to the large cities fol
their letter heads.
Will Colonel Whitehead continues t.
prefer charges against a popular
resident OF Fargo-now that the lattel
has been elected as q member of the
law making body q the state.
The fear that guilty men will no
receive a prompt trial and adeuuatt
sentence-and that If sentenced they
will be pardoned before their time Il
UPS conducive to moi violence.
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Every candidate for congressional
n state offices in North Dakota
who received a primary nomination.
won at the fall election. That is al
it should be--if the primaries are t
mean anything.
Fewer deer hunters went to Til,
slope this year from the eastern hal
the state than for many seasons. TIL,
reported light crop of deer and lacl
or fresh snow on the opening day D
the season al probably responsible
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There Is considerable objection t,
the law which makes a voter lose hi
franchise IL he removes to anothe
ward or to another precinct in TIL,
same county ninety days before cleo
ton. It was remedied once but tn,
law was repealed.
So many Bulgars left Marmarth 70
the Balkan war, the Milwaukee wa
short OF roundhouse men and had I,
import twenty-five Japs. The Bulgar,
were Sc patriotic they preferred Il
fight at home than to hold down
good job in this country.