The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-09-19
North Dakota
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Many hunters had amusing mishaps.
90
The stork was busy in LaMoure
county.
A mute boy was stranded at Car
rington.
900
How about the hold your wheat"
circular?
Campaign managers n clubs are
getting busy,
Threshing crews are striking for
$3.50 per day.
The shooting in Foster county was
disappointing.
There were interesting field trials
near Towner.
There are many weeds that should
have been cut.
Several bootleggers were arrested in
Walsh county.
The masked robber at Geneseo got a
lot of advertising.
More blind piggers were rounded up
in Towner county.
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Many localities report oat yields
around 100 bushels.
900
The farmers Of LaMoure county are
enthused over silos.
There may be a municipal slaughter
house at Grand E Fork
There are a lot of land seekers ar
irving in North Dakota.
900
High school football teams are pre-
pairing for a busy season.
Some demented men were wandering
around McHenry county.
A lot of people are realizing there
is only n crop Of land.
Many North Dakotans are interested
in the seed corn opposition
The band stand at Enderlin is now
in a more suitable location.
Chester r, Fouts, a Towner printer,
is a student at Fargo college.
George H. Carey grew some fine ap-
Piles on his farm near Bowbells.
The white slave cases at Harvey ap-
peared to have been the real thing.
900
The Edgeley Mail notes that Hanna
looks good to most people for governor.
The Edgeley Mail it is
for the republican ticket, state and
county.
A lot of people are always figuring
out how they "a get something for
nothing.
At Bowbells it is claimed that more
guns were sold this year than for the
past FIVE. s-~s D.
Two men who shipped as railroad
employees, then skipped, were arrested
at Bowbe1ls.
The preacher editor of Bowman is
getting some cracks from the other
publishers of that section.
900
Many editors are taking a slam at
the proposed amendment to the con-
stitution to give judges ten years.
There were too many DRINKS on the
streets at Edgeley-and The Mail
wants every b~ootlegger arrested.
900.
H. L. Wilson formerly business
manager Of The Grand Forks Herald,
will remove to st. Paul in October.
900
While mother and the girls are
looking up new hats-father is digging
around in the garnet for his old lid.
900
A correspondent in The Bowbells
Bulletin is endeavoring to interest all
the residents in the city's development,
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Marmarth Mai are enjoying life. They
went on a hunting trip, camping out
in a tent.
Some Of the papers devoted consid-
cradle space to Creegan's nomination
but when he couldn't run Sweet got
scant mention.
One of the humorous features of
the bull moosers in this state is the
seriousness with which some of them
regard themselves.
900
The Casselton Reporter notes that
the change in the candidates for gov
IN on the bull moose ticket killed
off the enthusiasm.
The state weeklies are beginning to
show indications of the general pros
perity in the increased number of
pages of advertising.
Many North Dakotans, commenting
on the fate Of the wife of the negro
prize fighter, seem to think she got
what was coming to her.
There were occasional hunters who
tore down fences M cut barb wires
but they were few in number-however
menacing their vandalism.
900
The Woodwork Rustler tells about
a school marin walking fifteen miles
into town because she and her sweet
heart took different roads.
There is a difference of opinion in
the Bismarck land district over the
charges made by newspapers for pub
fishing notices Of final proofs.
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Many farmers are planting trees
this fall. They state that with so
much moisture in the ground. the con-
ditions are unusually favorable.
900
1t will take at least six years for the
travelling men to get the constitution
changed 50 they can vote wherever
they happen to be on election day.
90
The coal supply In North Dakota is
not l~arge-that is the imported kind.
The Ignite is here in unlimited guam
titles and more Of i should be used
Editor Brinton of The Beach Chron-
icle had a lot of grief trying to get
his paper out after the fire damaged
his presses and typesetting machine.
90
Many men have a habit at this sea-
son of disappearing from their places
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