The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-08-03

Jamestown-L. G. Crum, a printer
employed by The Alert Publishing Go
OF this city, has invented device
to hold the paper IN place on th [ne GeG
is at present on the market. ana the
printers who have examined the in
vention believe that Mr.. Crum vii
have no trouble in disposing Of his
as he secures a patent. The device
can be clamped on the press in a
matter of seconds and when not In
use can be folded back out Of the way
| Sheyenne-Stock raisers of Eddy!
Foster and Wells counties organized
a cooperative shipping association at
a meeting held in this city and secur-
ed Robert s. Craig as manager: Ole
Mattson, of Sheyenne. was elected
president, and Henry Godfrey, OF
bers OF the board of directors are
| John A. Paulson of Brantford: Henry
1 Holtz Of Sheyenne, Frank E. Reed OF
/ New Rockford, Frank Schmid of Bar
low, and William Hartle of Bremen.
| Minot-It will require about $l5S,.,
600 to conduct the business OF ware
| ing to the levies made by the board OF
county commissioners. The largest
amount is for the general fund Whlch
was fixed at $4,000. The county road
fund comes next with an appropria-
tfon of sac, 900, and the county bridge
fund was fixed at $4,000, making a
total of $4,000 for the public high
| ways of the county.
Minot-When amateur burglars en-
tered the butcher shop OF J: w;
about $40 in small change. which had
been left in a cash register. They
had a fiashlight, but it refused TO
work and was left on the floor OF the
shop. No arrests have been made,
nf the nniniOm that
the burglars were loafers around the
city.
Mohall-John swenson, prominent
attorney of Mohall, passed away IN
Minot hospital following an operation
for appendicitis. Deceased althougn
of Mohali and we'll known throughout
the state Local members of the bar
as well as members from Minot took
charge of the remains. which were
buried in a local cemetery.
Minot-The announcement has been
made that DR. Kenneth Phelps, for
merly connected with the ONCE or Or.
A. ID. MCDANIEL, of this city, has been
appointed eye, ear. nose and tnroat
specialist at West Point: DR.. Phelps
bells, and is well known in this
vicinity.
McCIuskey--On the charge of steal
ing a cask and two cases of beer ana
a quart of whisky from the cellar OF
Z, H. Wahl, of Denhoff, three young
men living near here were arrested,
Sam win, John FandTich and George
Rafferty,. They were bound over to
the district court on a grand larceny
charge, bail being fixed at $500 each.
Jamestown-Arley Morey was ar
rested at Glasgow, Mont. by Sherln
Ross on the charge of embezzllng
money from his mother-in-law In this
city. and will be given his prelimin-
airy hearing before Police Magistrate
Murphy. .#
Buffalo-Although the ceiling of her
bedroom was shattered. Miss Rose
Bannish, who was lying in bed, was
uninjured when lightning struck the
house of Frank Freuhauf. where she
is staying.
Michigan-Theodore Q. Benson, res
ident of this city and graduate from
the pharmacy course at the North Da-
kota Agricultural college two years
ago, has enlisted in the marine corps
band and expects to be called out soon
to the training camp at Chicago. Mr..
Benson's name was the fifth from TINS
city in the draft list.
Minot-"A" company, Second regi-
ment, N. d. N. e., is now encamped at
Wildwood park and the entire unit Is
under canvas. Minot citizens have
donated cots and bed clothing TO COM
fort the soldiers while In the city