The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-05-22
North Dakota Briefs

Casselton-J. NJ. Devine, superin.
| tendent of the reform school, Mandan
will deliver the Memorial day address
here. June he speaks at the Dunn
| Center school dedication.
Bismarck-The drive for the $500
| NBismarck has pledged to the Y. M. c
A. army fund is well under way. AM
early successes are reported, Adjoin-
ing cities are aiding Bismarck.
Bismarck-Mark H. Jones, Beach
was admitted by Judge Amidon to prac-
| tice in the federal court.
Bismarck-Dr. Hugo Mella, Bis.
| marck, reserve officer, has been ordereC
to Fort Smelling.
Wilton-The Washburn Ignite Goa
Co. mined about 900 tons of lignitt
third of all Ignite mined in the state
Pettibone-George Mack is under
! $500 bonds, charged with drawing q
knife while battling with Tony Ma
mona in a war argument.
Milton-Horsemen Of Milton plan tc
build race track.
Mandan-Co. r, N. d. n. G., now has
ninety-four members.
Rawson-Pat Kerr, son OF Fay Kerr
knocked down by a motorcyclist, was
not seriously hurt.
EgeIand-Fountain Thompson was
knocked down by thrown discus, but
not seriously hurt
Haze1ton-Ry buying a fire engine
Hazelton insurance rates have been re-
duced 10 per cent.
Bismarck-Buy q Liberty Loan Bond
is the slogan on every piece, of mail
leaving the state capitol building now.
Jamestown-Archie OgiIvie and Ell
mer Russell pleaded guilty to breaking
into a beer shipment in refrigerator
car.
Bismarck-Jay Bliss, state engineer
fc nnnPArrfnnr with Stark Nn1InfV road
officials today.
Bismarck-The Farmers Railroad Co
has asked permission to establish 9
tri-weekly service on the Devils Lake
Hansboro line.
Bismarck-The State Elks associa-
tion convention, scheduled for this city
in July, has been postponed year be-
cause of the war.
Bismarck-State Aud. Carl Kositzky
| is preparing to proceed against coun-
ties which are indebted to the state
for $4,000 for the care of the insane.
Rolla-Finding that it pays better tt
raise wheat than to bake, it, Cecil Viii
liams has abandoned his bakery bust
ness at Marysville, KAN, and is back
on the farm.
Dickinson-Kaiser Bill is losing lot
of citizens in the Slope country. Nine
of his subjects forsook him in STARK
\ county at this term of court.
Dickinson-Dickinso campaign fol
I s., 900 for the work of the army Y. M
G. A. got under way Sunday with spe-
cial sermons in all of the churches.
Observation-Disclosures of Northern
Pacific passenger service need not b.
expected for several months, advises
Div. Freight and Pass. Agt. w. H. Mer-
| riman.
Dickinson-Prohibited by law from
Staying beaver, w. l.. Richards is fore
ed to stand idly by while forty beaver
who have constructed sixteen dams Oh
a creek running through his $1,000
/ acre patch are destroying thousand
/ of feet of timber.
| Dickinson--The anniversary Of Bish.
| op Wehrles ordination to priesthoo;
was fttingly celebrated here.
/ Westhope- Charles Nearn suffered
/ the loss of his eighteenth horse in thre,
years through accidents when one wa
killed in a runaway.
Haynes-Mrs. James Dyson escapes
serious injury when pinned under he
| riding horse.
Minto-Three of FIVE Mimic boys join.
ing Co. G, Grafton. are high school sen
i Tors.