The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-25
North Dakota
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use maze IN largo goods.
Eddy county is to be boosted.
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This is the year to hold your wheat.
Leith arranged a market day for
Sept. 2S.
The supply of farm laborers Is in
adequate.
This is fine tree planting weather,
any way.
The weather was hard on some OF
the fairs.
The chicken hunting has been the
worst for years.
Cavalier has seventy-six pupils in
90
Congressman Hanna is in great de-
mand as a speaker.
There were q lot Of rainmakers
among the hunters.
Both Minot papers are carrying on
circulation campaigns.
Mckenzie county has done a lot of
highway construGtion'
There was some friction in the
schools at North Minot.
900
The ground has been so wet that
o cutting was Nc snap.
Grand Forks wants municipal own-
ership of slaughter houses.
900
w. w. White Of Dawson secured a
patent on a draft attachment.
George Gardner Of New England
mad a leg broken N q
The commercial club at Shields de-
cided on Incorporating the town.
900
The Anamoose Progress had no ac-
count of the aileg S9S deer shooting
The blind piggers n bootleggers
have been unusually bold this fall.
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This wet fall has been a strong ar
gument in favor Of stacking grain.
The negroes are furnishing consid-
cradle criminal material at Minot.
900
There will be a great gathering of
the Methodists at Williston, Oct. 1.
900
1t is claimed the killing of the wife
OOINO "N DAoS ~ "oS NAAAACSSCSIA .
The New England Herald wants
roads in that vicinity hurried along.
900
No, the people of North Dakota are
not exactly praying for rain-just now.
The Flasher Hustler thinks Fargo's
mayor was terribly bitten by a moose
bug.
Fargo leads the rest of the state
because Of it's excellent railway facil-
tiles.
New Rockford people are said to
favor municipal ownership Of public
utilities.
1t will require an awful lot Of good
weather to complete the t~hreshing in
his state.
The Great Northern bridge at.
Towner appears very dangerous to
brakemen.
The new trains on the Fargo-Minot
cutoff Of the Great Northern are well
patronized.
The Williston Graphic has it's ideas
about the duties of republican COM
mitteemen.
W%&
Mrs. Olson, the wife of the sheriff
of Williams county, died Of black
d~iphtheria.
A Hettinger county man was ar
rested on a charge of attempted GRIM
inal assault.
900
The editors insist that candidates
can get all the publicity they wish-at
the legal rates.
The bumper crop is all right-but
there must be sufficiently good wealth
er to thresh it.
A Grand Forks man was charged
with perjury in connection with a
blind pig case.
There will be a two-day county di-
vision meeting in Flasher during the
fair in october.
The Flasher Hustler denies that the
division of Morton county into four
will increase the taxes.
Down in Sargent county the people
are after autoists who drive rapidly in
the dark-w1thout lights
Ward county has collected about
one-third of the none due for seed
grain advanced last spring.
900
North Dakotans are tired of the po-
litical anne. Too many primaries and
things have worn them out.
900
Editor Irysh of The Mott Pioneer
Press has beer having some fine trips
| over fertile Hettinger county.
900
Editor Totten of The Bowman Citi-
zen threw quite a fit over being ar
rested on a criminal libel charge.
The Minot Reporter is to have a
prize voting contest. The manager
better get some pointers from Fargo.
Jerry Bresner, a separator man at
Leeds, and an arm broken when it
caught in the cylinder Of the machine.
Senator Steele of Mohall, one of the
leading insurgents of that part of the
state, is put strong for Hanna for gov
ernor.
Two Darlington women fired on
fresh fellows, who asked to escort
them home. That's a good cure for
MASKING.
The merchants are advertising more
liberally-but some of the papers are
not yet crowded with too much display
advertising.
Insurance Commissioner Taylor has
| always taken the position that If the
primary law means anything--its re-