The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-31

Il North Dakota
II Kernels
Mrs. A. Edwards will open milliu
cry store in Newburg April 1,
A water system has been installe
in the Martin hotel as Sherwood.
At q meeting of the Rolla CONNER
cial club, it was decided to hold tn
midsummer fair July and 4.
At Wilton the rapid growth Of tn
board Of education has made 1t nee
essary for another teacher to be ar
ranged for.
John Munro will build q new: add
ton to his garage at Rolla- Contract
were let for q two story structure t
replace the Old wooden one.
The jacobson Hardware Co.. of Mi
not has purchased the Jones Broth
ers' hardware store at Crosby. Carl A
Jacobson will have charge Of the bust
ness.
At Bowman the commercial clul
will use a room in the basement Of thu
high school building as q meeting
place. The quarters will be fitted al
by the club.
Sanish will be an incorporated vii
lage as the result Of the votes cast q
a special election. Sixty-two vote
were cast. 81 in favor and 10 aEains
Incorporation.
At the last meeting Of the Harve!
school board Prof w. e, Utendorfer
for the last six years superintendent
of the Harvey schools, was engaged
for another year.
/ A community club was organized a.
Braddock by the farmers and business
men,, Sec. George N. Remission Of the
Bismarck Commercial club was the
principal speaker.
A deal was closed at Sanish between
Smith Bros. Of Stanley ana Woods
Bros. Of this place whereby the form
er became proprietors Of the Reserva'
ton billiard parlorS
The work Of repairing the First
State bank at Litchville has begun. A
new vault will be built, new stee
fixtures have been ordered ana sew
eral other changes will be made.
A committee began work at Killdeei
taking subscriptions for the Killdeer.
Grassy Butte telephone line. Tht
committee IL meeting with consider.
able success among the business men
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past six months or so has filled the
position as assistant postmaster al
Russell, left there for Landa, where
she has accepted a position teaching
school.
The New Rockford NJ. e. Ladies
Aid society has signed contract
with the Midland Lyceum bureau to
furnish New Rockford with lyceum
course of five numbers for the winter
of 1917-1S.
Fire originating from an overheated
stove completely destroyed the farm
residence Of w. ]. DOYLE south OF
Penn. All the furniture on the Sec
ond floor was destroyed besides zoe
bushels Of potatoes in the cellar.
While driving home Mrs. Ernest
seriously bitten by q dog. The dog
made a quick leap. catching Mrs. Tapp
near the shoulder. cutting through and
making a wound about two inches
long.
There is a plan on foot. started by
the commercial clubs on the Max
Bismarck line, to get q through train
from Minneapolis to Sanish via Bis
marck to consist Of a baggage and
mail coach. day coach. Pullman and
diner.
A movement for the building Of a
hall in Sherwood is fast
and already about $4,000
have been pledged. Two large SUBJ
scriptions are those of DR.. ]. Van de
$1,000.
James Winger Of Maddox suffered
/ serious injury by having % CALI
1re rife bullet sent through one leg
close up to the thigh and just inside
he femur. He was in an auto shed
when the rifle fell from table, dis
charging the shot.
A new business firm has been estab-
Iished at Perth. Lars Ingeberg and
John Hendrickson have formed
partnership to engage in the auto
business and work has been commenc-
ed to build a modern garage, 44x60
feet in dimensions.
The Great Northern roundhouse at
Churchs Ferry was completely de-
Itroyed by fire. The fire started a
title before midnight and in an hours
lime the building was in ruins. The
branch freight engine standing in the
was damaged to some exc
tent.
District Superintendent ]. I. Asher
# the Minot district of the M. e.
church met with the Sherwood church
BOARD and announced that he has
completed arrangements to
secure q pastor to fill the vacancy
treated by the removal Of Rev. Mr..
Smith.
The home OF Chris Sperber, who
ives twenty miles northwest of Kill
1eer, was totally destroyed by fire
Monday night. The fire was caused
by exploding gasoline when Mr.. Sper-
Der attempted to fill a gasoline lamp.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Sperber were badly
burned on the hands and arms.
'AIN.WEARY PEOPLE CAN FIND
RELIEF.
There are pain-ridden people every
where who continue to suffer because
hey hardly know how to obtain relief.
Pain in back and hips, nervousness,
weakness, poor sleep, disordered
tonach, weary headaches. constipa-
ion, ell result from weak sluggish
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