The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-07-31

North Dakota
Il Kernels
Mandan has new store. which
opened recently.
The schoolhouse at Cleveland was
struck by lightning.
A new we'll has been drilled at the
stockyards at Hazelton.
The souris Messenger is boosting
for a flour mill for that town.
The band at Ray is giving weekly
outdoor concerts on Saturdays.
1t is rumored that Aneta will have
a hospital in the near future.
Work has been completed on the
Standard Oil station at Hazelton.
Mains have been laid to heat the
Enderlin school building by steam.
The new school building at Dunn
Center is going to /be some structure.
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Plans have been made for a Nor
wegian Lutheran church building for
Leith.
| Miss Vincentia Garvey and Fred J..
Hoffstatter were the first people to be
married in Sanish.
The new Methodist church at Char
bonneau was dedicated Sunday with
appropriate services.
Audrey Christas of Englevale had
the misfortune to fall from her chair
and fracture her arm.
The contractors commenced this
week excavating the basement for the
new city hall at Hillsboro.
A change has been made in tho
management of the Farmers Coop
erative elevator at Litchville.
Russian Seventh Day Adventists
have been holding camp meetings at
Max for the past thirty days.
The school board at Sutton has en-
gagged T. ]. Wilson, formerly Of Osna-
brock, as principal Of the schools Of
that place.
Three operators who have been
working at Rhame, have been laid off
and the agent is supposed to do all the
work himself.
The Deering Enterprise has in
stalled a new press and quite an i'm
provement has been made in the dress
Of the paper.
There is a movement on foot for the
organization of a band at Souris. The
Messenger Of that place is boosting
the proposition.
Ashley has a new clothing store
The store has been opened by Louis
Straus of Ashley and Sam Straus Of
ST. Paul, MINI.
An attempt was made to burglarize
the Stice & Ulman garage at Crosby.
The Odd Fellows have organized a
lodge at Parshall.
The Northern Pacific is going to
build a sidewalk at New Leipzig to
extend from the station to the main
street of the town.
Lawton Republican: We had intend
ed to treat all our friends to grape
juice juleps about this time but our
mint crop has failed.
The Evangelical church organiza-
tion at Deslacs is erecting a sub
stantial and roomy barn on the alley
back of their church.
The Hebron Golden Valley farmers
telephone line is now connected into
the Golden Valley central office and
with the other farmers lines.
The Northern Pacific has a force Of
men engaged in riprapping the ap-
proaChes to the bridge over Lake Will
liams in the Robinson vicinity.
Considerable work has been done on
the road leading west out of Pisek.
The hill known as Pengilly hill has
been cut down to lower grade.
Electric lights have been installed in
the Banks & Co. store at Grace City.
The juice is furnished from an indi-
vidual generator and storage battery.
Work has started at Grace City re-
modelling a building owned by e. r.
Bradley for hotel purposes. The build
ing will be made modern In every re-
spect.
The James Dougherty store at Gen
eseo was entered by burglars and var
ious articles including shoes and cloth
ing were carefully selected by the
visitors.
Gravel trains are again running on
the York branch Of the Great North
ern. The gravel is being taken from
the Turtle Mountains and scattered
along the main line.
The Scandinavian-Americ bank
at Grafton has taken steps to put q
stop to men and boys sitting in the
windows of the bank. Iron ratings
have been installed.
While chasing some horses in the
pasture near his home north Of Robin
son, Glenn Bulls was thrown from
the horse he was riding and his arm
was dislocated at the shoulder joint.
Grace City Gazette: The First State
bank has installed a blackboard in
it's bank and farmers who wish to
buy or sell anything may put 1t on the
board. There will be no charges for
this.
The Collins livery barn at Ashley,
was struck by lightning during
thunder storm. The spark set fire to
hay in the loft, but the flames were