The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-10-11
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Fort Clarke is 70 secure better roads
Hettinger county land is in demand
Lankin Is arranging another market
day.
Litchvf11e viii sink a new artesian
well.
Jimtown had an old fashioned husk-
ing bee.
Some fine apples were grown around
Edinburg,
The dairymen r wedding out the
poor ows
A Bismarck elevator boy had his
H9'o r"Sneo' 900
The knights of Columbus will all
celebrate Oct. 12.
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Near Lankin a threshlng engine went
through a bridge.
Two women in Unknown had a
scrimmage over q rooster.
600
There are many theatrical organiza-
tons at work over the state.
600 ~ ..
Attorney Leak from Minnesota has
leased The Maxbass Monitor.
North Dakota has had its share of
petty burglaries and robberies.
900
The demented stranger picked up at
Bismarck was a multimillionatre.
" 90
The Mandan Republican is quite en-
thusiastic over the political game.
900
Mott closed UP shop and hiked for
the Industrial show at Bismarck.
900
Minot boys have an ambition to ride
1 other peoples autos-sometimes.
Hellstrom doesn't seem to be on the
job much more than Paddy Norton.
900
A lumber office with 5000 feet of
lumber was destroyed in Hettinger.
Minot has a photographer who has
made a speed record on a typewriter.
Walsh county is to take an active
interest in the better farming move
ment.
is not expected to help Roosevelt-not
much.
900
Editor Nelson of The Martin Search
light honors The Forum with close at
tention,
North Dakota raised some master
pumpkins this year-along with its
other crops.
An N. P. engine started a fire near
jamestown that DESTROYED some oats
In the shock.
There is a great deal Of interest
taken in the judicial scrap in the
Second district.
Duck shooters say the big northern
flight will come about Oct. 25, the full
of the moon.
The labor famine at Darlington was
relieved. Many new men reached that
part Of the state.
The Maddox Standard wants some
old engines moved from the vacant
lots in that town.
The Bismarck Tribune contained a
writeup of many towns In the Mis-
souri, slope country;
Some great threshing stories have
been reported. Some of them read a
little like fish stories.
900
Two Minot boys were sore because
their parents wanted them to take
musio-and they skipped.
The Bottineau News keeps right
after the chairman of the democratic
state central committee.
900
Because of the low price Of spuds
and high price Of labor some farmers
will not have them dug.
The proprietors of the grocery stores
and meat markets at Grand Forks are
waging war on canine visitors.
900
The frequency with which the rains
stopped ~threshing prevented a car
shortage from being felt thus far.
white Hope" Macarthur. chairman
of the democratic state central COM
mittee, is getting a lot of advertising.
900
The Sharon Reporter says the or
iginal socialist of that town is the new
mail carrier. He can't be the real thing.
900
A Bismarck newspaper man got the
wrong coat in a barber shop and later
1t was found the pockets contained
$500.
There are indications that the next
legislature will be asked to create a
state training school for incorrigible
girls.
There is considerable talk about an
other newspaper at Adams but Mrs.
Doherty doesn't appear to be much
terrified.
The republicans are organizing clubs
in many towns. There is more Taft
enthusiasm than has been shown in
four years.
A Darlington swain had called on
his girl and on his way home vas held
up and robbed. He should nave re-
mained longer.
Some people plant trees too close
together-and too close to buildings,
at the right spot.
A Minot blind pigger called his place
the Titanic because so many people
went down-into the basement in
which he eonductsd t.
Some time newspapers will secure
subscribers in some other way than by
voting contests-and won't mortgage
their future quite SO far.
900
The Tagus Mirror had a controversy
with Paddy Norton as to whether the
latter was a republican. Paddy tool
the affirmative in the argument.
Near Russell a threshing rig, an auto
and a rural mail WACO all tried to use
the same spot in the road at the am