The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-08
North Dakota
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yard.
The big summer school at velva
starts July 10.
Some Of the towns are recovering
from their celebrations.
A wild moose was seer several times
last week near Bathgate.
Tom Wilson and Tom Marshall are
the democratic nominees.
The good roads movement is well
under way in Walsh county.
The r~ight-of-way leases by the
railroads are under investigation.
The railroads are giving low rate
excursions for weekend outings.
The Tioga telephone line is to be
extended across the river to Berg.
go
The stork is beating the grim reap
er in this state about four to one.
The jamestown hall team appears
to have put Minot out of business.
&%&@
Many fast ball teams were sched-
uled for the Devils Lake chautaudua,
is generally endorsed by the educat-
ors.
There is no reason why North Da-
kota should not have splendid coun-
try roads.
Simpsons home county certainly
90 ya him a hi vOfa and fhafse Strono
endorsement.
There is more recall talk at Bis
marek. The former effort was a de-
cided failure.
North Dakota had a big representa-
ton at the grand lodge session of the
Elks In Portland. Ore.
The Hankinson News had three
Anal proof notices in the last issue
for lands up in the hills.
Many subscribers got their weeklies
a day arlier this year because the ed
itors wanted to celebrate.
There was a knife slashing case at
Devils Lake, in which one man was
badly marked by waiter.
Arrangements were made for a big
celebration Of the Fourth by the pris-
oners in the Bismarck pen.
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North Dakota may not have a
bumper crop-but there is nothing
that an prevent q large yield.
His defeat for the county treasur-
ership gave Editor Wright OF The
Cakes Times that dark blue feeling.
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The Forum was the only Red river
valley daily that had Hanna nominat-
ed all the time. Now is the time to
subscribe.
The Edgeley Mail thinks the Fargo
morning paper dished out the rotten
est line of political dope during the
campaign,
Some of the antis in Morton county
are trying to figure out how four
counties car be run more cheaply
than one.
o. Rib has secured the editorial
management Of The Kenmare Journal.
He was on The Stanley Promoter for
some time.
Some of the editors ran the adulter-
ated food lists in the columns where
the political announcements were the
week before.
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean had
quite a different story in its head
lines on the primary results-from the
Senator Gronna and Gang Boss
Marshall do not appear to think any
more of each other now than before
the primaries.
Bob Clendenning, one of the candi-
have stood well at home. He secured
every republican vote.
Director Hort of the orchestra at
Reeder was. one of the legislative
nominees. Perhaps he can organize a
class in the Legislatures.
Two perfectly good county judges
Davis of Ward and Kirk Of Bottineau
gave up their Jobs to make unsuc-
cessful runs for
Druggist Kibbee, who owned a drug
store in Drayton for years and went
back to Indiana, has returned to Dray-
ton and is again mixing pills.
Editor Colcord of The Minot Inde-
pendent didn't that you
could notice it-over the defeat of
County Auditor Larson Of Ward.
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The rails on the N. p. extension
finally reached Stanton, the Mercer
county seat. The people arranged a
big railroad celebration for July 4.
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Former Editor Nelson and Editor
Dennison of Cando were both at the
republican national convention--then
Nelson vent on to Baltimore as a DEL
egate.
There is a lot of perfectly good ar
tesian water going to waste at Verona
and the people are planning to use
some of it in laying the dust on the
streets.
The ordinance granting r. e. Cor
son of Fargo an electric light fran
chise in Devils Lake passed it's first
reading. The city may have two
plants.
George d. Mann, WHO covered the
two national political conventions for
The st. Paul Pioneer Press, was form
erly managing editor Of The Optic at
Minot.
Governor Burke is being congratu-
lated on missing the vice presidential
nomination. Even his worst political
opponents did not wish him that aw-
full fate.
The friends of Halvor Halvorson of
Minot, the democratic nominee for
congress in the Third district, are
planning to make a big fight at the
fall election.