The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-10
Milton had a severe windstorm.

tackled some potato ttelds around Ed
more.
The 500 has an official forester to
plant trees along its lines in North
Dakota.
C. P. Keisacker Of Lakota was kick
ed by a horse and narrowly escaped
death.
There were bad spots In Ransom
county but the general average was
good.
The gun clubs are holding their final
shoots before the real hunting season.
begins.
threaten to cause more trouble in the
capital city.
Out in Morton county headers, in
stead of binders were used in some
grain fields. .
In some localities those who had
contracted for ~threshing machines can
celed the orders.
The Hope Pioneer didn't mince mat
tiers in connection with the I. w. W.
in that section.
A lot of people are boosting for W.
tax commission.
The I. W. w, fellows are creating
some trouble with harvest hands in a
few localities in this state.
Harvey has a public bathhouse that
proved popular. Many days there
were 100 to $50 taking baths.
The North Dakota Holstein Breed
ers' association will have a big ex-
hibit at the fair in Mandan.
The Midland road is proving a great
convenience for a large territory both
north and south of jamestown.
There are some great potato crops
in North Dakota If the weather during
the digging period is favorable.
Trainmaster Maher Of Mandan was
promoted by the Northern Pacific to
the same position at Superior, Wis.
The rust and hot winds knocked the
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business in some sections of the state
There is no doubt about the serious
damage lone crops in some sections
OF North Dakota, but there are othel
areas. 49,. ~
Hunters are securing licenses. They
cost only 81 for residents of the state
That's a lot cheaper than the fine. foI
hunting without.
There appears to be a rift in the lutte
at Bismarck and the long time friends
The Tribune and The Palladium, are
saying things about each other.
Farm wages were not uniform. Ii
some localities the remuneration was
only $3.50 to SITS for shocking. II
other localities 1t ran as high az So.
The moving picture show ct Mimic
was ordered closed until better provi.
sions were made for the safety of tn,
patrons in the way Of protection from
fire.
The Bismarck News is peeved an,
roasts some alleged progressive re
publicans, and calls them traitors t
the principles they claimed to repre-
sent.
The success Of Game Warden Sout
Of Casselton in securing an arrest an
conviction of the first day he held offic
caused a great deal of favorable com
ment.
4 Game wardens are after the soon
ers'. They won't get 'em all but SOM
Of the Offenders will have to pay tn
penalty. Jail sentences will be aske
instead Of fines.
At Medora an auto was caught In
ford while the river was rising an
the water came up so rapidly h ms
, chine was entirely covered before
could be rescued,
The farmers are convinced that the
will get better returns by seedin
i grains that mature early. That is or
reason why winter rye and MarQu
wheat are popular.
w. M, Robinson and r.. H. West
! Minot started on a trip down the Nil
y souri, to New Orleans. They will fs
J hunt and trap down the stream, Az
1 will use a launch and two small tent
Down at Hankinson during one
the hot days In the harvest field,
farmer stated to his hired raan that !
3 smelled meat burning. The hired mi
asserted that the farmer was right b
q cause his liver was being fried eve
d time he stopped over for q bundle
1.-The golden grain.