The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1916-12-15
North Dakota
Kernels :.

There are now twenty patients In
the hospital at Harvey.
The brick work on the Dogden State
pank building Is nearing completion.
The heating plant and the plumbing
Is being installed in the new school
building at Golden Valley.
The George Mayer garage at Ashley
has been closed, the owner having
closed the institution and moved to
Idaho.
T. NJ. Larson has resigned his posi-
ton as carrier on rural route No. 8
out Of Max. Ben Seney is the new mail
carrier.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. An
fortune to fall from a chair and frac-
ture its cOllarbone.
Pete Belgaree Of Bedelia, had one
OF mis- shoulders thrown out of place
While attempting TO pull down a tree
he was trying to fell
The city and town boards over the
state are calling attention of the resi-
dents to the necessity for keeping
their walks shoveled off.
Bottineau News: Charley Beevers
couldn't stay out of the butcher busi-
ness. and has purchased back his old
stand Of John Laveille.
1t may be that there are other
states where people can live more
cheaply than in North Dakota-but
then 1t is cheaper living.
The Max Enterprise is of the opin-
ion that the town we'll should be put
into use again. The pump has been
out of commission for a time.
The register Of deeds of Dunn coun-
ty took in fees totaling $557.25 during
the month of November, the largest
month in the history Of the county.
The King hotel at Dunseith has been
rechristened the Dakota House. Cash
Seager has leased the building and has
mad the entire building renovated.
Art Goodwin, the senior member Of
the firm of Goodwin Johnson Co, Of
Napoleon, has purchased the electric
light plant and equipment at Steele.
The new building for the Citizens
State bank at Streeter Is being paint
ed and it will now be only a few days
before the new structure is occupied.
At Minnewaukan a good pair of
shoes were left in the lobby of one of
the banks. Seems a little chilly wealth
er for anyone to shed his clodhoppers.
Ashley is to have a chautauqua this
coming summer. There will be five
evenings Of good entertainment &C
cording to the program contracted for
Marcus Nichols of Ypsilanti had one
OF his arms broken above the elbow
when he jumped from high platform
losing his balance on hitting the
ground.
Haynes will have a new blacksmith
soon. 0. E. Wilhelm who purchased
the shop recently owned by M. A.
Remission has secured a man to oper-
ate it.
The Christmas shopping nuisance
seems to be handled in consideration
of the old motto: Never do TO-DAY
that which can be put off until to-
morrow"
The band boys of Harvey were given
banquet by a number of ladies ol
the town. The band has been doing
excellent work and the women ap-
preciated it.
In some sections Of the state the
farmers are being advised to drag a
looped chain behind their vehicles. II
should help wonderfully in keeping the
roads broken.
hai
the organization Of q Sons Of Norway
lodge in that town. Already about
fifty residents of the town and vicinity
have signified their intention of Join
ing the order.
VIM. Crowder of Ross, who has been
confined in the county Jail at Stanley
for the past month, to await a hear
ing for the shooting of Alfred N. OIL
son, also of Ross, was released on
bonds last Friday, the bonds being
placed at $1,000
1t is expected that the new high
school building at Bowman will be
occupied in February. The building
takes the place of one burned a little
more than a year ago and is a strict
~ modern building g-one that the town
can well be proud of.
The new Waldermar hotel Of Ana
moose will be opened today with a
banquet. Invitations have been issued
by the commercial club and other
business firms Of the city to a large
number of residents of the city and
other parts of the state.
The Ford Motor Co. is trying to COL
lect $50 from w. H. Allen of Mclean
county and has taken the matter to
the courts. When the company was
sending out $50 to owners Of Ford
cars last summer Mr.. Allen, it is al
legged, got two such payments.
At Rhame it is reported that num-
Der of young men got too much booze
aboard and threw a. beer bottle through
plate glass window. A number of
suspects were rounded up and found
guilty, being released on good behavior
and a promise to settle for the dam
age done.
Work has been started graveling the
main road running north out of Willis
ton. The road is being improved under
Commercial club, the township board
and the property owners, each OF
whom will pay a third of the expense
Of the Improvement.
Williston Herald: John Smith and
l.. e. Rosvold, arrested by local off,
GERS on charges Of bootlegging, plead
ed guilty before Judge Fisk Monday
and each received a sentence of six
months in the state penitentiary. They
were taken to Bismarck Tuesday in
charge of the state transportation off,
Ger.