The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-11
North Dakota
Kernels

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i Kernels
The firm of Homm G. Loken. livery
men Of Watford City has been dis
solved, Mr.. Homm taking over th
livery business.
The Bremen Commercial club heI
a special meeting to formulate plan
| for the town hall to be built just mort
of o. p. blossoms store.
At Larimore a deal was consummat
| ed whereby DR.. @. A. Plaas purchase
the dental business Of DR.. A. 7. Rove
the latter expecting to leave for Min
neapolis.
Ole B. Gilbertson of near Cayug
purchased lot in that town lynn
just east OF the slaughter house wher
he will soon erect a modern carpen
ter shop.
The 4-year-old son of John Camp
bell. living south Of Sanborn, fell fror
a chair while trying to reach the cup
board. and broke one OF his arms a
the elbow.
W. A. McVey, a Casselton baker
had his right hand hurt quite badly
1t was caught and crushed in a dough
mixer while he was cleaning out thu
machine after using 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl F'rolund left San
born for jamestown, where they viii
reside. Mr.. Frolund having assume,
charge of a construction crew for tn
Northwestern Telephone Exchange &C
Kenneth, the small son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Joe Haring Of Cayuga was in
jured when he fell from a grain drill
on which he was riding. The vince
ran over his leg and the thigh bone
was broken.
The newly elected board of direc.
tors of the Community hospital OF
Neville met and organized by elect
ing DR.. A. 0. Arneson, president; A
Thorson, president; N. N. Brak-
ke. secretary and treasurer.
The organization of the Mail Pub
fishing Co. has been completed and
beginning with the issue of April 10
The Edgeley Mail will be published
by a full fledged corporation, composed
almost entirely Of farmer stockhold-
erS.
At the meeting of the Wahpeton
council the matter of putting in a
public scale was taken up and dis
cussed. This step will undoubtedly be
taken, as it is something for which
there has been crying need for many
years.
Many farmers of near Cayuga are
experiencing trouble in securing farm
labor this spring." says The Cayuga
Citizen. Each day some are in town
looking for help, but there are very
few men who are looking for work at
present"
The high water in Swan Creek
damaged Michael and Jack Cooney's
and claims for $500 and
800 respectively have been fled"
says The Casselton Reporter. "A
council committee has been appoint
ed to look into the matter"
The new Sykeston Commercial club
adopted bylaws and elected officers
for one year.: President, e. E.
Swarthout; vice president, A. c.
Grove; secretary. c. D. Rollins; treas
urer. P. M. Immel: the large member
Of the executive committee. John
Bohlin.
Cayuga Citizen: Matt Micka re-
ceived some pork by mail this week.
After Juggling it from the postofice
to the butcher. shop he opened the
package and 1t contained a TAIL What
Matt will do with tail is undecided,
but he will probably frame it and
hang it up in his boudoir.
Word has been received at Cayuga
rom the secretary Of the Sargent
County Sunday School association to
% make the coming Sunday school
at Cayuga, April "a and
IS, great success. 1t is practically
assured that over 100 delegates will
re in attendance.
At special meeting of the school
board of Bremen school district petit
ion was submitted asking for an cleo
ion to vote bonds for building a new
which is very old and unfit for use. 1t
IS claimed. The bonds will be for $2,-
100 to run 10 to 20 years or the money
nay be raised by direct taxation.
The works Of the North Dakota
Pressed Brick Co.. east of Dickinson,
las opened with full crew Of men.
both day and night shifts.
rhe company has a number of large
'ush orders of both brick and tile,
which must be filled at an early date,
md as a consequence the plant will
'e worked to capacity throughout the
entire season.
A club for the study and practice |
If wireless telegraphy was organized
It Larimore with a good membership
Ind practice sets have been ordered
or individual use. 1t is planned to
lave wireless equipment in the
school house for communication with
,ther stations when members have
earned to send and receive - rs
ioon as the war is over.
The village of Turtle Lake has
cranted an electric light franchise to |
he Central Power Co. and it is ex-
,ected that by, October the lights will |
re burned on. The power plant will |
'e located at the John Satterlund mine |
nd will furnish lights and power for |
Turtle Lake, Mercer, Nc
Husky. Denhoff and Goodrich. The /
company is capitalized at $4,000.
Reid-IOOre syndicate Lost Money.
Barnard Powers in Magazine of Wall /
treet: The chief members of the syn
icate which acquired control of Rock
sland were Judge William H. Moore,
is brother, ]. H. Moore, Daniel @. Reid
nd William B. Leeds. have 1t on the I
est of authority that in buying the old |
abroad we'll built and well eduipped
hey found they acquired a shell of
abroad, husk of transportation line.
n short what is called in good old