The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-02

Bismarck-An entire Sheridan coun-
ty community has camped at the Bur
leigh county courthouse two days as
principals and witnesses in the case
OF the state versus John and Martin
Romfert and Leonard Mertz. charged
with attempting to burn the barn OF
John Wacker, near McClusky.
Bismarck-A shower bath and club
rooms for employees and q lastly Iur-
nished restroom for ladies will be fea--
lures of the new distributing plant OF
the Overland Co., to be built by the
Lahr Motor Sales Co.
LaMoure-The LaMoure IRE ladies
are setting the community an example
In patriotism. They appropriated $500
to be presented to the first twenty re-
cruits enlisting from LaMoure, set aside
800 for the purchase OF Ilperty
bond, and purchased two flags for the
community staf.
LaMoure-A large bull ran down its
master, Herman Salzsieder, and was
doing it's best to disembowel him when
dog and hired man came to mis- aid.
only the fact that the animal had been
dehorned saved Salzsieder's life.
L.aMoure-Two cars filled with nine
young people overturned near here and
Albert Godfrey has two broken ribs and
Miss Florence Carlson severe frac-
ture of the lower jaw.
LaMoure-Burned out in the Mime
sofa forest fires, and escaping with only
BRYAN have returned to LaMoure from
Argo, Mimi, to make fresh start.
Edgeley-Milk as a wash saved the
life of 5-year-old Bertram Mills wnen
the youngster drank wood alcohol. HIS
mother administered the milk, and
Master Bertram gave a party the next
day to celebrate his recovery.
Stoddard-Dr w. j. Hutchinson, OF
Bismarck, will deliver the commence
ment address to Stoddard graduates
next Saturday.
wilton-Wilton women who have un-
dertaken the task of making nifty pairs
of pajamas for the Bismarck Red Cross
unit are sewing every afternoon IN the
directors room of the Mclean County
bank.
Camp Frazier-Wilton boys in camp
here with Co. A were recipients of an
entire automobile load of good things
brought by Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey
Cleveland.
commencement exercises will be held
Thursday evening, June z. Rev. H. q.
Postlethwaite, Bismarck, will deliver
the address.
Towner--Every bank in McHenry
county was represented at a meeting
his quota of the $56,500 Liberty Loans
assigned to this county.
Towner-Former Sheriff Samuel o.
Sampson married Miss Inga Thorud, of
Upnam.
Valley City-Elaborate preparations
are being made for the reception OF
the North Dakota grand lodge of Odd
Fellows, which meets here next We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Wilton-Stricken with ptomaine pois-
on here, Court Reporter c. G. Wattam,
of the Sixth judicial district, lay near
death for several days at the H. A.
Thomson home before he could be re-
moved to his home at Bismarck.
Bismarck-The Moro Mercantile Co,
an old established Mandan business en-
terprise, was incorporated for $4,000
by Oscar. Ed and Sara Moro.
Jamestown-Physici grated ap-
proximately fifteen square inches of
skin over wounds sustained by .Lor-
raine Rand, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
ed three weeks ago. Gertrude May, a
relative, was the donor of ( the skin
used.
fears for Dan Cupid in Stutsman. Dur
ing the month, fifteen marriage licens-
es were issued, as compared to ten in
May 1916.
Observation-Disclosures maintains its
During May only five arrests were
made.
Ryder-Two stitches in Ed Fredeen's
nose serve as a reminder that that 9TH
erwise useful organ cannot be used
satisfactorily to crank an engine.
Ryder--A patriotic program Begin
ming at 1880 a. m. with concert, i'm
Guiding speechmaking, baseball games