The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-24
North Dakota
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A bootlegger was kicked out OF Car.
rtngton.
Several papers have German de.
partments.
The present campaign has been suf-
hciently tame.
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A Darlington lady died Of walking
typhoid fever.
The political outlook depends on the
point of view.
The farmers elevator at williston is
doing business.
Material for the new telephone line
arrived at Ray.
streeter has been a favorite spot
with the hunters.
The militia company at Grafton has
some sh~arpshooters.
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There are great agricultural posi-
bilities around Taylor.
The politicians are doing some tall
hustling on the wind up.
The people of FordviIle are planning
a winters entertainment. i
Editor McGahan of The Minot Dem
ocrat is a democrat again.
The man with the sunny smile beats
the crouch to the new jobs.
The, feeling over county division in
Morton is rather pronounced.
The Made in Fargo goods are gain
ing popularity over the state.
The electric light plant at Portal
will soon be in operation again.
When Sweet visited Mott no effort
was made to hold a public meeting.
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North Dakota is a young mans
c~ountry--and brimful of opportunities.
Billings county people want two
more bridges across the Little Missou-
ri.
The fixtures for the electric street
lighting system at Darlington have a.
rived.
There are rumors of several changes
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tons.
human wrecks around the Moorhead
saloons" .
1t is a seriously solemn thing for
some men to preside over a political
meeting.
One robber held up six men in the
500 depot at Darlington and got away
with $50.
football game. which the former won
IA to 13.
Nearly every paper in the country
deplored the attempt on the life of
Roosevelt.
At Northwood some young people
marriage.
The Bowman Pioneer certainly
handed States Attorney Tottten quite
a package.
Ambrose is doing some tall hustling
to be named as the permanent county
seat of Divide.
II county division wins in Morton
it is proposed to call one Of the new
ones-Dacotah.
The office Of sheriff appears to at
tract more candidates than any other
county position.
A number of men who were defeated
at the primaries bobbed up as indie
pendent candidates.
Most people appear to be satisfied
with the. six-year terms for the SUI
preme court justices
Now hat the voters have looked the
candidates over they are about ready
to make their choices.
The fish stories being somewhat out
Of date-the people are now Dragging
about the size of their turnips.
There is trouble at Mott over the
electric light plant. The owners
want the city to take 1t over.
The people around PemDina regret
the removal of Judge Kneeshaw to
Grafton-and the loss of his vote.
The automobile agents are sizing UP
the situation to see how many new ma
chimes they should order for next year.
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The malicious person who tempered
with the boiler in the schoolhouse at
Minor certainly deserves extreme
punishment.
The threshing accidents were unus-
uaIly numerous and many were were
but there were fewer boiler explo-
sions h a formerly.
Some editors boost their counties
but the one who writes for The Bow
man Citizen apepars to think his chief
aim in life is to knock.
The low price of barley and oats
this year will probably result in a de-
creased acreage of those crops in
North Dakota next year.
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Editor HoIbein of The Lansford
Journal, runs a lined blank space in
his paper so correspondents can cut 1t
out and write news gSn items.
Mrs. A. McClusky OF McClusky was
thrown from an auto when the ma
chine struck an auto. She broke a
wrist and the shoulder blade.
The Aneta Panorama makes charges
against the members Of the republican
central committee in Nelson county
on their presidential preferences.
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The Minot independent permits it's
local pride to get the best of its polit-
icaI afiliations-and predicts the cleo
ton of Halvorson for congress over
Norton.
Some of the socialists i%usinuate the