The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-11-14
North Dakota
Kernels

: A new piano has been placed in the
hall at Center.
The new band at Glenburn held its
hrstt rehearsal.
A fire escape has been placed on the
Hertz hall at New Leipzig.
With the election over everyone car
again get back to business.
Jacob Enbrecht has been appointed
marshal Of the village of Golden Val
ley.
At Arthur, supper and social held
by the Lutheran ladies netted them
$40.
1t is now reported that the Mil.
waukee will build from New England
to Amidon in the spring.
Ostrum & Long, Of Wimbledon have
purchased the tin shop equipment of
the kensal Implement Co.
The Kensal fire department is max
ing arrangements for a Thanksgiving
dance on the evening of Nov. 80.
Warren Willyard of Kensal, had his
| right wrist disoCated when the engine
Of car he was cranking backfired.
The new Williston school building
| Is nearing completion. The rooms on
the second floor will not be finished
| this year.
Arthur Bean of WaIcott. took a
| tumble recently that resulted in the
fracture Of both bones of his right
| forearm.
The foundation for the large new
brick garage at Neville is we'll under
way. The building will be built this
coming spring.
new school house at Golden VAL
ley will be dedicated on Dec. l. Gov
| ernor Hanna will be- one of the
principal speakers.
ST. James Catholic church at Sher-
wood has been formally dedicated.
Bishop Wehrle Of Bismarck was in
charge of the services.
One Of the oldest structures of
! Cando has been razed by fire. This
was the old M. Stanley barn. The
cause Of the fire is unknown.
| A power barge is now situated at
Sanish and will be used to haul Ignite
| from points along the river. The boat
was purchased by William Stiffler of
| Sanish
John Dirksen of Kensal while hunt
ing ducks on Arrowood lake. was seri-
ously injured. The gun accidentally
exploded, seriously lacerating the
young mans forearm.
At the n. O. Nelson farm in the
vicinity of Lorraine the buildings are
| being lighted and heated by gas from
| a powerful gas we'll that was struck
on the farm early last summer.
Minor Teller: Two of the finest
speciment of greenhead ducks ever
killed in this vicinity were shot by
John Edstrom. The birds have been
sent to St. Paul for mounting.
! The Lorraine hotel has again chang
ed hands. Mrs. James Anderson, who
has been running it for some time,
retiring, and J, NJ. Rendell who previ-
ously ran 1t, taking possession.
Harold Tripp, clerk and manager of
1.-The Travellers hotelAat Noonan made a
| find when he picked up a purse in the
vestibule of the hotel that contained
$242 currency, but the owner was
found.
The building Of the Farmers & Mer-
! chants bank at Robinson, has been
| completed and the fixtures installed.
AS soon as the interior decorating is
| completed the bank will move into it's
| new home.
At Center a grouse performed an
unusual stunt by flying through
| glass door at the Center Supply Co,
| store. In getting to the glass the bird
| had to fly under wooden awning in
front of the establishment.
The first Number of the The Alamo
Farmer. a successor to The Williams
County Plainsman and published by
| the Alamo Publishing Co., has made
| it's appearance. For new town like
| Alamo. The Farmer is a newsy sheet.
A movement is on foot at Golden
Valley and vicinity for the installation
of a powerful electric light on the top
| of the school house belfry. 1t will be
for the purpose Of guiding those
navigating the surrounding country at
night.
which Amund Amundstad purchased
the interests of p. F. ONeilIs of the
Travellers cafe. Mr. Amundsthd had
been the proprietor of the cafe for a.
couple of years, but last sAugAsts sold
out to Mr.. ONeill. n
Regent Times: Thirty-ops head of
guinea pigs which were r3iseN by c.
S. Cartwright and RichaBd 'T6oker
were shipped from HaTel@ckr recently
to Kansas City where th0rc is a mar
ket for all they can raise. 1t Was a
fine lot of pets of all col6fS.
Frank Coukup of Walsh county was
taken to Grafton and adjudged insane.
Some years ago he sustained an in
jury to his head which Is believed to
be the cause Of the present malady.
He labored under the hallucination
that someone was trying to destroy
his property.
Frank Negosek, business man and
farmer of the Kensal community, is
erecting a model cold storage build
ing on his farm southeast of that
town. Mr.. Negosek has had difficulty
in getting a fair market for his beef
and believes a storage plant will rem
edy the trouble.
Grafton News and Times: Ingvar
Arman, who has been with Company G
since it's departure for the Mexican
border arrived Monday and will spend
the week visiting at his parental home
after which he will go to Harvey
where he is interested in the confec-
tionery business with his brother
Steve. His time of enlistment in the
national guard had expired and he was
glad to get back again to North Da-
kOta He rnpOrfS all tha spldiar boI,c