The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-21
North Dakota
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Five hundred tons Of Ice have been
= put up at Max during the past winter.
The creamery association at Mad
dock is making good at shipping
stock.
An organization for young people
has been started at Max. called the
Wide Awake club.
, c. Rudolph, who lives six miles east
Of Sherwood sustained a broken left
arm when he was kicked by mule. -.
The Odd Fellows of Sherwood and
their families held a banquet there
recently. Covers were laid for over
1875.
There's new dray line in Kensal.
Grant Partlow has started in the BUSH
ness. Associated with him is Guy Col
lison.
At Rolla Miss Laura Thompson sold
her millinery store to Miss Alexina
Meunier. Miss Meunier has taken pos
session
Ed. Weigum Of north Golden Valley
is suffering with a broken ankle which
he sustained by falling with a horse
he was riding.
Chas. Schurman, local manager the
past four years of the Robertson
Lumber Co at Edinburg, has been
| transferred to Stephens, MINI.
The Cash Mercantile Co. store at
Minor Is again open to the public. but
| this time under another name. It will
be known as the Equity store.
The farmers north of Beulah have
| formed telephone company and over
$1,700 in cash was subscribed toward
the building Of the line as soon as
spring opens up.
The Dunn Center Rifle clubs appli-
cation, with the signatures of Is mem
bers, has been forwarded to the sec
rotary Of the National Rifle associa-
ton for acceptance.
Several farmers of south Of Max met
and formed the Pioneer Telephone Co.
Of Max. which they intend to incorpor-
ate with shares selling at SO, to be
sold only in lots Of not less than five
shares.
Theodor Sudenko leased the building
formerly occupied by Refers meat
market at Richardton and is going to
open a tailoring establishment. Mr.. |
Sudenko has been in the business in |
Mandan.
At Williston from thirty to fifty |
voters participated in the first meet |
ing of the Municipal Nonpartisan |
league which was held at the court |
house. placing in nomination candi-
dates for city offices.
At a business meeting of the direc-
tors Of the New Rockford schools steps
were taken to get more ground for the
proposed new school building which |
must be built in the course of the COM
ing three or four years.
At the election at Harvey. on the
commission system Of government. the
proposition went down to defeat, the
vote counting SO for. and ~ against. |
According to law. the matter cannot
be brought up again in less than two
years.
Arrangements are being made to
hold the mid summer "Sangerfest" in
the Dundee and Edinburg neighbor-
hood again this summer. Just where
has not been decided, but it is expect
ed to be in Dundee and during the
month of June.
Rolla it was decided by unanimous
vote to have a fair this summer at the
usual time. The president of the COM
mercial club, E. M. Jacobsen. was
authorized to appoint an executive
committee at once and start things
moving.
Sherwood Tribune: The new Orange
hall at Gilmore, nine miles northeast |
of Sherwood, was opened Tuesday
evening when an entertainment con-
sisting Of readings, songs; a three act
farce comedy, a band concert, supper
and dance was given to packed
house; the receipts amounted to $97.
At meeting of the Golden Valley
Commercial club it was decided to !
make arrangements with the telephone
central to call every subscriber at any
time Of the night in case Of fire in 4
the village. This is being done in view
Of the fact that number Of people did 9
not know OF a fire that occurred re- !
Gently until the next morning. l.
Hamilton Independent: One of the b
worst accidents in Hamilton in years I
took place Saturday afternoon at IL
o'clock. Philip Staldt was assisting 1t
Fred Zeiffler in the operation Of a Ii
wood saving machine, and in moving )
1t, with the saw still revolving, Mr.. t
Staldt lost his footing and was forci-
bly, swung around in front of and G
against the saw which inflicted an s
ugly cash seven inches long and four
inches deep in the left thigh. IL
Noonan Miner: The fire that de- Ia
stroyed the J. j. GIFTS residence last
week removed the oldest landmark in /
the city. 1t was erected during the
winter of 1906-07 and was the first In
building on the Noonan townsite. Or ii
iginally it was used as a store by In
Mr.. GIFTS, but after the erection of the
brick building, he remodeled it into |
a home. In speaking with Mr. GIFTS, he
informed us that he would erect a =
small bungalow in the spring upon the :
site of the one recently destroyed. =
The Golden Valley Progress of =
Beach says: A very commendable !
movement has been inaugurated at i
the suggestion of John Lindt, Of the 4
Donaldson Implement company Of this :
city and under the supervision of Mr.. 4
Lindt and G. j. N. Nelson, whereby
aid for educational purposes will be In
given Philomena Musil, the little girl :
who, on January IL last, was lost in
a blizzard and after eighteen hours !
was found in a deserted settlers
shack with both hands and feet froz- =
en-, as q result of which all the digits
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