The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-29

III the new naII at grace lily.
and lumber sheds at Lisbon. are nearly
| completed.
Angeline Hunt Of Belfield, had the
misfortune to break one of her arm:
while roller skating.
The Dawson bus line at Lisbon has
been sold to G. Cutting. Mr.. Dawson
will go on his farm.
A. masque bali was given by the
women of the neighborhood associa-
ton of Schafer. the proceeds amount
ing to $50.
Parshall will have a high school
next year. The board has arranged
to put In course and teachers to fill
the demand.
@. w. Day. who has been principal
Of the Belheld schools the past three
years. resigned his position. having
accepted a similar place at Joliet
Mont. eight miles from his ranch.
A petition was circulated at War
wick asking the county commission
ers to make improvements on one Of
the principal roads leading to and
from that town.
A fine tom turkey recently pur-
chased by w. ]. Carlson of near Mil
nor was stolen from the Carlson hen
house. The bird was purchased at a
fancy figure to be used for breeding
purposes.
Marschall & Edwards. who have had
charge of the Minor garage the past
year. are to quit business. At the
present time no definite ARRANGEMENTS
as to the opening of the garage have
been made.
The Sanborn Commercial club put
over the biggest hit of the season by
acting as host at a banquet for their
wives. the faculty and the basketball
teams of the local schools. Covers
were laid for sixty.
The postoffice at Warwick. has been
removed to the confectionery store
just north of Ness & Williams on
Main street. The Office has been
greatly enlarged and will be much
more convenient.
A large Canadian lynx was killed
in the vicinity of Michigan by ].
M. Bailey. The animal is a splen-
did specimen and is being mounted
by the hunter. who will present it to
the Michigan schools.
The Commercial club of Luverne
has come to life, according to The
Ledger, of that place. A meeting was
held recently, dues were paid up and
officers elected. c. A. Becker was
made president and w. r. Jordan was
chosen as secretary.
The Commercial club Of Watford
City held smoker at which extensive
telephone building was planned. There
were delegates present at the meet
ing from Charlson, Keene, Banks and
Schafer, all those towns being inter-
ested in the proposition.
The roomers at the Phil Dietzler
residence at Minor had very mar
row escape from asphyxiation caused
by coal gas esca ping from a stove.
Four men occupying the uDstair rooms
unconscious stage when discover
ed.
> The management of the Scandal
American bank at Palermo, will
change hands April 1. A. H. Nelson
of Revere n. D., who was assistant
cashier at Palermo about five years
est and will take charge. A. Z. Paul
son, who has been cashier here for
some time will move.
W. NJ. Klingbeil. of near Lisbon. 70
years old. suffered a severe accident
as he was working on his farm. AS
he was driving a team, the horses
to the ground. the fall resulting IN one
rib being cracked. his left arm broken
and a very bad cut on the head.
The Parshall Leader is of the belief
that with a little. work good bathing
place can be secured at that place.
There is a block Of ground given by
which q creek runs and it Is the opin-
ion that with a little excavatinR a
good "swimmin' hole" can be secured. |
In order to get a quick growth of
good trees in Parshall, it has been |
suggested there that the property |
owners give the Elbowoods Indians an
order for some young trees that grow
along the banks of that stream. It is |
believed that native trees will do bet |
;er than the imported varieties espe- |
cially for rapid growth.
Lisbon Free Press: The Hospital |
Corps and First Regiment band were
Inspected by the government officials
asst week and found to be in excellent /
condition. The band has no instru-
nents and the proper .regimental off,
GERS should demand that the Washing
on authorities furnish the necessary
band instruments If the government
s. as slow as this in other respects, it |
would take five years to get ready for
Germany or any other first class for
sign power.
"An agricultural development of the
around Antelope has been Of |
ate years steady and strong enough |
o justify more rapid growth of the !
little. town." says The Western Star of |
"A little while ago three |
blocks were surveyed for building |
purposes. This coming spring will |
zee Antelope enjoying a regular build
ng boom. A new store, bank, lumber
ard, hotel and several residences are |
to be built. In considera- |
ion of the rapidly growing business
he N. p. officials have decided to soon |
lect new depot and to establish a |
ocular agency at that place"
The True Triumph.
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