The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-16
North
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Verona wants : farmers day.
Sargent county was hit BY hail.
Dairying around Grafton is increas-
ing.
South Dakota complained Of black
rust.
Foster county suffered w hail
losses.
The casselton boy scouts hiked to
Valley City.
The Foster county old settlers had
q great picnic.
Much good road work has been
done this summer
Some people have 3 poor idea Of the
corrupt practices act.
At Jimtown there were four bands
for the Eagles doings.
600
The spud acreage lis large and the
crop is progressing finely.
No more stands are to be permitted
in the park at Darlington.
The Milwaukee extension north from
Fargo is still being urged.
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Sow thistles are a bad scourge in
some parts OF North Dakota.
Some OF the editors have recovered
from their celebrations July 4.
90
Sargent county is said to have had
a case of political indigestion.
Towner co,,nty uyants ;nnrea sod
jurisdiction of the county court.
The war on the potato bugs is being
waged more bitterly than ever.
The ~aeroplanes car kill the people
off in punches like the railways.
Many thousand acres of North Da-
kota grain have been hailed out.
900
Many additional towns are endeav-
oring to secure loading platforms.
900
More libel suits are said to be prom
ised out of the Bismarck rumpus.
There has been considerable real
estate activity in Richland county.
The presidential Candidates are to
be notified" What a surprise it will
be!
90
Some fine draft horses are being sold
in the state for work during the har-
vest.
The farmers had a picnic at Dickin-
son and there was a heavy hail
storm.
The painters have been busy at
Cando and the town is greatly inn
proved.
pense accounts are subject to a fine
Of $25.
North Dakota leads in crop pros
pects-according to the government
reports.
Some fine Strawberries were raised
at the state reform school farm at
Hail took a heavy toll in Walsh,
Pembina, Foster, Dickey and Stark
counties.
crops on. the ub-experiment farm al
Dickinson.
The newspaper at Rutland will be
revived. A South Dakota man will be
responsible.
The creamery at Ashley shipped 300
tubs of butter last week to the east
ern markets.
Some boys hiked from LaMoure tc
Valley City to take part in the boy
scout doings.
T - .,
be the next states attorney of Will.
liams county.
Fair managers are showing consid.
cradle rivalry in their efforts to Sc.
cure thrillers.
Mandan is gaining in business
prominence as the result Of the N
Up. extensions.
VIM. Edwards, arrested at Candt
last April on a burglary charge, re,
Gently escaped Jail.
80
There seems to be general satisfac,
ton over the nomination Of l. B
Hanna for governor.
The laying of the cornerstone Of tn,
new courthouse at Wahpeton attract.
ed a great crowd.
WsSH
When North Dakota comes into iti
own as a dairy state there will b,
more wealth produced.
900
A farmer and his son near Rydei
were arrested on a charge of threat
ening to beat a ~neighbor.
Many of the farmers in Pembin;
and Walsh counties, who were struck
by .hail-carried insurance.
The democratic candidates for con
gress are reported to be elated Owe
the row in the republican ranks.
Rector Burleson of the Episcopa
church at jamestown has resigned
and will locate at Sand Point, Ida.
Fred Wells, a former resident o
Devils Lake, has ben arrested ii
Montana on a charge of improper us'
Of the mails.
The Bismarck Times notes there ii
a disposition on the part of some o
the progressives to at the Fargo
morning paper.
There was a law enforcement wav,
at Lankin. A violator of the prohibi,
ton law skipped and a woman was or,
dered out of town.
AT Bartlett attorneys are reportet