The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-11

A reading room and lobby are beins
fitted up in the Newport cafe at New
Rockford.
The farmers Of the vicinity of Kill
deer will hold a convention at that
town on Jan. ~ and IS.
A new market has bsssn opened IN
Aneta, the new business men being
s. o. Swenson and Ole MOen.
John F. VAIL has been chosen
chairman of the county board Of COM
missioners in Sheridan county.
The water tower at Killdeer In
course of construction for some time,
will be completed III about ten days.
The new 5o-barreI -four mill at
Rolla is now in operation. The first
day 1900 pounds of -four were turned
out.
A movement Is on foot at Killdeer
which is expected to result in the
erection Of a Catholic church at that
place.
Mrs. s. G. Berg Of Tolna, met with
a painful accident when She slipped
and fell down stairs, breaking her left
arm.
Robert Sanders Of Luverne suffer-
ed a fracture Of his right leg between
the knee and ankle when he slipped
and fell.
Martin, has been appointed to the
station at Kensal where he is now in
charge.
The Masonic hall at New Rockford
is being remodeled and redecorated
New hardwood floors have been laid
in the lodge room.
A fire in the chimney Of the Hub
restaurant at Sawyer started a fire
that was controlled none too soon to
prevent a bad confagration.
A deal was contaminated at Belfield
whereby the c. F. Corbett meat mar
ket was sold to A. H. Hike, who will
take possession on February 1.
Knoph being in charge at this time.
by John Knoph purchased the Photo
Play theatre from A. A. Ashley, Mr.
Knoph being in charge at this time
Minor Teller: VIM. Busching is
very unfortunate in having all the
snow that fell north of Minor lodged
in his barn yard. Bill 3aii 20 him
SELF
The Belfield Times has been pur-
chased by r. H. Markus and F. w.
Dotterweich who have taken charge
of the paper and will publish it in
the future.
r. C. oliver has been named by the
board of commissioners as county
treasurer to fill out the unexpired
term of Christian Essig, resigned to
become sheriff.
Theodore Musgjerd of Crosby, dep
uty county auditor Of Divide county
for the last five years, resigned his po-
sition to become assistant cashier Of
the Citizens National bank Of that
town.
A choir has been formed at the
church at Calvin, the
purpose of which is to create an in
terest in music in the community as
we'll as furnish music at church SER
vices.
By being thrown from a carriage
in which she was riding when the
team ran away, Mrs. Hansen, mother
Of Rev. A. G. Hanson Of the Lutheran
Free church at Tioga, had one of her
arms fractured.
Otto Thress, for eleven years a
resident of Hettinger county AMI for
the past five years a practicing at
torney in New Englend, has formed
a partnership with Attorney Thomas
H. Pugh OF Dickinson.
Lenard. the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. S. Erickson OF Aneta was
burned by falling in tub Of hot
clothes. The mother was but a little
and was at his side Immediately.
.Killdeer Herald: An event has
taken place in Killdeer which should
be celebrated. A twin boy ana girl
were born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rem
sen, Wednesday night. These are the
first twins that have been born in
Killdeer.
by which ]. G.. Halbeisen became the
owner Of the Valley pharmacy buying
1t from Schierbaun1 & Itrich Of He
bron. Mr.. Halbeisen has been man
ager Of the Valley pharmacy since it's
A deal was contaminated at F'laxton
Philip Christensen became
the owner of the F1axton garage, hav-
Ing purchased the business of John
Resell. This is the second time this
business has changed hands in the
past twelve months.
Postmaster G. d. Arnold Of Calvin
has received word that rural route
put of that town has been authorized
and would begin business on March 2. |
The length OF the route will be 80 |
miles and will be operated on, Mon |
days, Wednesdays and Fridays.
The Charles Dean home in the |
of Keusal was burned to the |
ground, the fire originating from a |
defective hue. Mr.. Dean barely dis |
covered the fire In time to rescue his |
children and then only by suffering |
several bad though not serious burns |
nimself.
A number OF Shields citizens have
banded themselves together in an or
yanization which has for it's purpose |
The reviving of literary interest among
he people of the town. 1t is known |
rs the Shields Literary and Library |
and will not only conduct |
literary meetings but will arrange for |
i travelling library.
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