The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-15

the electric plant at Larimore.
A chapel and mortuary vault have
been constructed in the Larimore
cemetery.
Mrs. Helen Davis of Stady had one
Of her legs fractured a short distance
below the hip when she fell from a
chair.
While unloading corn, Will Tous-
saint of Leonard had one of his knees
pierced with the tine of a pitchfork.
The injury is quite serious one.
Iron gates have been installed at
Bellevue cemetery at Larimore The
gates were the gift Of Mrs. James II.
MathweX as memorial to her daugh-
ter.
Mrs. w. H. McCormisi Of near
Schollsmade was seriously injured
when she was thrown from a mower
she was operating. The team ran
away.
At Larimore the upper part of the
belfry on the city hall has been torn
down and will be rebuilt The tower
has been considered unsafe for some
time.
While playing "shinney," Arthur
Berg of Portland was hit in one eye
1ured Physicians despair OF saving
the sight.
The Hurdsfleld Herald, commenting
on the number of Ks the voters make
now a days. says it is quite different
from the old days when a single one
sufficed.
Frank Grosinger Of Fingal had his
right arm broken while crankine an
automobile. This Is the second bout
that Grosinger has had with his ma
chine recently
New England came near having
pad fire. blaze had started in the
basement Of the Klnnamon building
and had good start when the FIRE
department arrived.
Word has been received by the post
master at New England that begin
| ming Nov. Is, route No. out Of that
place will be made a six times a week
| route instead of three.
While playing on the school grounds
Norton Roberts of New Rockford was
struck on the head by a swing, in
t1icting a large cash that required
several stitches to close.
A new addition to the general store
Of Rodenberg & Schwoebel of New
Rockford has been completed and the
hrm has occupied it with the grocery
department OF the store.
Lew Rhodes. one of the election
board at Hurdstield. was badly scald-
| ed while heating coffee in an airtight
pail. In removing the lid the scald-
ing LIQUID was splashed over his face
and hands.
The Kings Heralds of the NJ e.
church at Churchs Ferry received the
pennant for increase in membership
during the past year. The member
snip netted the organization a total
of 70 points.
Harry Delamore Of near Hurdsfield
| had the bone of one of his hips frac-
| tured when a team he was driving
| ran away. A shingle blew off of the
| barn and struck one of the animals.
! starting the runaway.
The electric light plant at Marion
has now been installed and the wires
nave been strung in the business sec
ton of the town and connected with
the business houses. The current will
be turned on in a short time.
The 500 railroad has a drilling out
| mt at Flaxton finishing a we'll that was
started last summer. 1t is hoped that
a better flow of water will be secured
at greater depth. A new pumphouse
| is also being constructed at that
point.
Tommy Dimmick of Watford City,
| was seriously injured when he was
thrown from a horse against post,
striking on his head. 1t was at first
thought that the injury would prove
fatal conclusion of the brain being
! feared.
At Kathryn the pipes of the water
main leading from the artesian we'll
have been connected and laid as far
as to the hotel. The rest of the pipes
will be laid and connection made with
the we'll as soon as some lacking ma
terial Is procured.
Frank Kramer has been promoted
| to the cashiership of the Marion State
bank to succeed H. F. Halverson
Halverson accompanied the North Da
! kota National guard to the Mexican
border last July, and rendered hts
resignation because Of the uncertainty
Of his return.
Marion Sentinel: Marion is getting
the reputation Of being the best
primary grain market in the state.
Wheat is being hauled here for a dis
tance of twenty-five miles and more,
some of the farmers coming right
through neighboring towns to haul
their grain to Marion.
Alice, the 8-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Broutie Of Ellen
dale. was severely burned. when she
was accidentally hit by a car driven
by Ferd Mallon. Mr.. Mallon was turn
ing around and the little girl ran from
behind a car parked in the middle oi
the road. It is feared the girls skull
has been fractured.
. Watford City Guide: Nels Bergstad
of Keene has demonstrated that there
is money in sheep raising in this
county. He made q shipment last week
. of IT'S head and received $1,316.86 for
the lot. Mr.. Bergstad topped the mar
ket with 25 head at $10.25. The aver
age price received was $7.52. A few
sheep on the farm are a comfortable
asset in crop failure year.
At the German Lutheran church a.
l Krem, on Sunday, Oct. 20, occurred tn,
marriage of Adam zeissler and Mis-
Elizabeth Sailer. The bridegroom wa
t attended by Messrs. Ernest Bohrer, o
= Mannhaven, and Jacob Sailer, of Krem
( while the bride was attended by Misse
I Elizabeth Herman, of Zap, and Heller
Weigum, of Expansion. Rev. T. Braun
< of Krem, performed the ceremony