The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-28

shipped from scranton during tn
month Of January.
,Stanley's chautauqua will be helt
about the first week In July, ACCORDING
to information received there.
While friendly scuffle at Colder
| Valley, H. G. Klindworth sustained ,
| dislocation Of the right shoulder.
The Minot city commissioners de
cided to purchase 1000 feet of hose
The chief had asked for 1000 feet.
At Haynes, Wright Bros have pur
chased the livery and dray line from
j. Z. Warbis. and have already takeI
over the business.
A 10-months-old baby of Mr., an,
Mrs Jorgen Jorgenson Of Tioga, slip
ped out OF it's chair and broke its lef
leg above the knee.
| Mrs. n. A. Mostad of Wang, had tn.
misfortune to dislocate her arm at tn.
shoulder, when she slipped while go
ing out Of the house.
The Scranton Coal Co.. operatins
the mines in the vicinity of Scranton
shipped 1915 tons OF coal out during
the month Of January.
Mrs. John Disher living southwest
or Munich, had severe fall that re-
suited in the breaking of her arm al
the socket Joint of the shoulder.
The Forman Independent thinks
that a cloak room and a furnace would
be pleasing additions to the facilities
or the opera house at that place.
Charlie Hoberg Of Burnstad, was
severely burned about the face when
he attempted to hurry up the fire al
the elevator with a little gasoline.
The Odd Fellows of Sherwood and
vicinity will entertain their families at
miscellaneous program and banquet
at the hall Friday evening, March 8.
A log house in the suburbs of VIII
lston, occupied by the Frandle family,
was burned. The fire is supposed to
have originated from a defective fiue
Plans are now being prepared for
the TOWN and Country cub building
which 1t is contemplated to erect at
Dickinson. The building will cost
about $4,000.
T. A. Engebritson and Oscar Edd
completed a deal at Bisbee whereby
the Bisbee hotel changes ownership.
Mr.. Edd will be in charge Of the
hosiery hereafter.
The residents along the Missouri
river are on the lookout for high wa
ters. Already the stream has begun
to break up as the result OF warm
winds in the mountains
New Leipzig is to have a band the
coming summer and rehearsals will
begin as soon as, the necessary instru-
ments can be secured. More than
twenty members have been enrolled.
The Great Northern is negotiating
Tor additional lands in the vicinity of
E1oga on which to construct q reser-
Volr. The company owns some land
but needs more to the proper construc-
ton.
John Napravnik is now in charge of
The boy scouts at Forman. Seven dol
ars worth Of tobacco cure was pur-
chased by the organization to apply to
comrades who are addicted to the use
II the weed.
j. W. Sinclair, Tioga shoemaker,
met with a painful accident. He was
in the act Of preparing himself a |
lunch when in some unaccountable |
he fell and broke his left leg
near the knee.
Underwood has been added to the
list Of towns in the state that are to |
lave chautauqua programs this sum- |
ner. The Underwood meetings will be |
leld for three days, probably during |
he month Of June.
At the annual meeting of the Het-
niger Rifle club. officers elected to act |
through the ensuing year were: c. w.
lewis, president; j. A. Winkel, vice
resident; c. L. Torgerson, secretary;
rank Rhoda, treasurer and L. NJ.
lowell, executive officer.
Sherwood. has augmented it's fire
larm by the addition Of an ear
plitting whistle on the electric light /
liant. The racket awoke everybody in I
own during a recent test, and people
iabriel had at last put in his appear
nee.
Hazelton is to get the long looked l.
Or addition to the Northern Pacific
epot at that place. A crew of car Il
enters are now at work on the new |,
ortion of the structure. Thirty feet
re being added to the north end and |,
D feet to the south end of the old |,
uilding.
The town Of Kalkirk, Mclean coun-
Y, is now a postoffice. w. c. Jertson II
postmaster of the new office and
the only man among a whole bunch II
women who are in charge Of Uncle
ANS postoff1ces on the 500 line from /
1ashburn to Max. Falkirkers used to +
ct their mail from Underwood or
Tashburn.
The Community league of Bowman
! the name of new civic organiza- !
on which was formed at meeting /
business and professional men of !
nat town. The following officers were !
lected: Hon. e. P. Totten, president; Ii
ohm Kvalness. first vice president;
|. e. Myers. second vice president; c.. :
!. Joyce. secretary; J. e. Guldemann, I
'easurer. 4
Grafton News & Times: A coal Il
heritage has hit Grafton. At the pres .
Mt writing all dealers are out of nut Z
pal, and we are informed that very z
tile more viii be received owing to
shortage at the. docks at the head of ]
he lakes. While many people of this Ii
ty 'had put in their supply of nut
bal early in the season quite a num- Il
err are out OF this variety and about /
re only kind that can be had now is Z
oft coal OF which there is a good
apply. y
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