The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-24
North Dakota
Kernels
The Zap Enterprise is year old
with its last issue.

The Zap Enterprise is year old
with its last issue. 9
Killdeer is to have a chautauqua of
five days duration during the latter
Ipart of next June.
The Zap Enterprise believes that
| with new railroad commission 1t Will
| be able to secure q depot.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. q. E.
Almy of Minot, fell and sustained a
fracture to his collar bone.
J. ]. Walker of Zap lost studebaker
automobile by fire. 1t 10 not known
how the machine took fire.
o. e. Gerdin of Sheyenne had the
misfortune to get his right wrist
broken while cranking his car.
John Moses of Hope moved to Heb
ron and will be associated with Atty.
| S. P. Halpern in the law business.
One of Van Hooks old landmarks
the old building Of the First State bank
has been moved into the country.
At the lot sale in Sanish recently,
purchased over $4,000 worth of prop
erty.
The village of Gwinner is to be
lighted by electricity, the business
men having organized lighting COM
pany.
| The Connolly Bros. hardware store
lat Lawton was recentlV burglariZed
nd q from
drawer.
The young people Of Van Hook will
give an entertainment in the near fut-
ure for the benefit of the Civic league
OF the town.
Hebron has an epidemic of measles.
A commercial club meeting was re-
Gently called off on account Of the
malady, which, however, Is not severe.
A gas engine in the Ely-Salyards
elevator at Hannaford froze up, break
ing the cylinder casing and putting the
elevator out of business temporarily.
At Hazelton deal was closed
whereby the draying firm Of Jones
&, Pfanner was dissolved, the former
buying out the interests Of the lat
ter.
Miss Melissa Hunt daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Hunt, west of Marion,
had the misfortune to break both
bones of her right wrist while crank
ing a Ford.
Fordville is to have an ice rink this
winter. Plans for the erection Of a
building have been made and a COM
mittee appointed to take charge Of all
arrangements.
At Hebron the barb wires have been
taken down around st. Johns Evan
gelical church block to insure safety
of pedestrians and complying with the
new city ordinance.
At Calvin someone stole a number Of
geese from in front Of the dental par
lors. 1t Is possible that someone got
his teeth filled with something better
than gold or silver
A movement to solicit funds for in
stallng electric lights in the church
and parsonage has been started at Nc
Kenzie, the present gas system prov
ing unsatisfactory. The effort is meet
ing with excellent success.
The Northern Pacific depot at New
Rockford which has been undergoing
repairs for the last few weeks is near
ing completion. The interior has been
changed, basement put in and the
building is now steam heated.
w. J. Thompson has made another
addition to his already we'll stocked
farm east of Page. He recently re-
ceived two carloads, thirty-five head,
Of thoroughbred Aberdeen Angus
cattle which were purchased in Iowa.
DR.. c. A. wicklund. who for the past
four or five years has practiced medi-
cine at Churchs Ferry, left for
Grenora n. D., a new and thriving
town in the northwestern part of the
state where he will practice in the
future.
Killdeer Herald: Our new printer
editor in the person of S. Stout. ar
rived Monday evening from Dickey,
been for some time. He was formerly
the editor Of The Kathryn Recorder
at Kathryn. N. D.. where he pushed the
quill for six years.
Attys. George L. Ryerson and
George I. Rodsater have formed a
partnership for the practice Of law in
4hOIltlll, Tie 10 Uo Iy9ISOIl
& ROdsater he new firm has pur-
chased the building on Main street
owned by George r. Whitford and
used as a land office.
Jack Foley of Woodwortk. had the
thumb of his right hand torn COM
pletely off at the second Joint by his
glove being caught in the gearings of
machine used in digging a we'll near
the Star restaurant at that place. A
physician found it necessary to cut the
bone off at the third joint.
1t is probable that rural route will
be run out of Calvin. An inspector Of
the postal department made an in
spection of the proposed route and is
said to have found conditions salts
factory. The route will be thirty miles
in length and will serve eighty five or
ninety people. 1t is expected to start
on Jan. 1.
ALL SETTLED