The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-08-19

Considerable Improvement has been
made to the streets OF Dunselth.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
sewer work that is being done at Mo-
hall.
Jake West Of Sentinel Butte suffered
q dtslocated arm, in q mix-up with a
fractions horse.
The 500 railroad is going to place
a number Of lights on the station plat
form at Donnybrook.
| Considerable repairing and improve
naent is being done to the interior Of
the schoolhouse at Marion.
Oliver Olson, the s-year-old son Of
J. NJ Olson of Alden, was unfortunate
enough to break his right leg.
George Kerber of Hannaford had a
| collar bone fractured when a horse he
was riding stumbled and fell.
A party from Minneapolis was in
Mohall recently looking over the town
for location for cigar factory.
Brick and other material has ar
rived at Ashley for the new bank
building and work is now going rapid
lily forward.
The brick work on the /. o. o. F.
hall at Cavalier is completed, the roof
lis on and considerable Of the lathing is
done.
While discing on his fathers farm
east Of Mehall, Sidney Haugan fell
IFrAvn hn china and fractured
lankle.
Alfred Koenecke Of Lisbon, had the
misfortune to fracture his left wrist
while enga ged in carpentering at the
home of F. Belzer.
The village dads of Donnybrook have
arranged for a new concrete walk
from the state bank to the 500 cross
ing near the depot.
Elizabeth stenehjem, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Stenehjem of Arne-
gard, had the misfortune to fall and
break her fore arm.
Work Of excavating the big eight
foot basement for the new plant Of
the electric light company at James
town is now well under way.
A bad fire did damage to the
amount of several hundred dollars, and
totally destroyed the farm resi-
dence of NJ. +. Lutz near Mott.
liver Shelver of near Enderlin was
injured when a horse kicked a dog and
the dog ran into the man who was
hurt in the resulting fall.
Miss Esther Larson of Grassland
near Mohan, had her glasses
broken while she was wearing them.
One of her eyes was quite badly cut.
Mrs. Gustafson, mother Of Herman
and John Gustafson of Souris, fell
down a stairway at that place recently
and was seriously injured. She is "a
years Of age.
w p. Schwab Of near Dunseith re-
ports that his crop of potatoes was
looking fine and that he expected to
have over a thousand bushels for the
market this fall.
The newly elected park commission
lof Lisbon held its first meeting and
Iorganized by the election of Ernest
Kreutz as president and S. D. Adams
as vice president.
| D. P Brey who has held the position
las manager of the Farmers Co-opera-
tive Elevator at Blaisdell for the past
six months, resigned his position and
moved to Surrey.
Work on the electric light plant at
y Hannaford is progressing rapidly. The
poles over the town are now in and
the foundation for the engine ana gen.
orator is being put in.
| Chas. Tibeau has purchased the old
Commercial hotel property at Wahpe-
ton from Albert Weis. The hotel will
continue under its present manage
ment at least for the present.
A construction crew has been at
work on the Great Northern railroad
bridge west of Charbonneau, repairing
damage done to that structure during
the high water Of last spring.
The pcstoffice at Surrey was burg
lariZed and while the burglars failed
70 get the safe open, they secured be
tween $15 and $40 in small change and
money in the drawers at the window.
The telephone company at Penn is
unloading a carload of poles which
will be used in extending the line to
1.-The east in a section which will add a
dozen or more patrons to the ex-
change.
Work on the new school building at
Enderlin is nearing completion and
1t is expected to have the structure
ready for school on October l. The
Enderlin schools will not open until
that date.
The firm of Stacy-Judd & Bugen-
hagen, architects at Minot, has been
dissolved by mutual consent, and in
short time g. H. Bugenhagen will open
offices Of his own. He will be tempor-
arily located in the new Jacobson
block.
Owing to the trouble that Mott has
been having WitN the I. w. W., a new
marshal was sworn in and given three
deputies for night duty. Ben Buehler
is the new marshal, filling the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of N. A.
Mosher.
The Darlington hospital is nearing
completion and the stock has been
subscribed to the amount Of $4,000
and balance of about $4,000 not sold
The expectation Of the board Is that
the building will be finished by Octo-
ber 1. free from all debt.