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

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Carpenters are repairing the Great
Northern station at Cayuga.
The Dakota Construction Co. is put
ting up building at Forbes for its
Town use.
At Forbes a number Of the young
men Of the town have organized a
The Rutherford hotel building at
Lansford was burned, the origin Of the
fire being unknown.
Ralph Stone of Casey. had the mis-
fortune Of breaking an arm while
playing with his brothers.
The Ventura village board has or
dered the construction of sidewalks
to the school house in that town.
The carpenter work on the remodel
ing and charging of the Merchants
hotel at Grafton has been started.
Durfey & steele have formed
partnership and will start a plumbing
and heating business at Underwood.
The Bulldog patrol Of the Boy
Scouts at Hankinson has been reor-
ganized with Carlton Aim as patrol
leader.
l. B. M. Wacholtz Of Underwood, has
established an implement business in
Coal Harbor and has already opened
Great Bend is. again talking CONSOLE
dated school for the district. 1t is
probable that the proposition will be
put to a vote.
Mrs. M. McNulty, an aged sheyenne
woman, met with very painful acct
dent when she slipped and fell, break
ing her right leg.
Willard, the three year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Burris Of Conway,
fell while playing on the ice and frac-
tured one of his legs.
Soren westergard.' who. for the past
eight years has operated the Grafton
creamery. sold the property to A. F.
Peterson Of Starbuck. MINI.
The SayIer Bros store at Under |
wood has been purchased by Gust |
Sayler, who has been in the employ |
OF the firm for some time.
The Hotel Annex at Cayuga, which |
has been under the MANAGEMENT of w. |
A. Neima for the past Ave months has |
been sold to Mr.. Wies Of Badger,
MINI.
The reservoir under the fire station
at Cavalier sprahg a leak and most of
the water was drained out. The reser-
voir is of concrete and Is now being |
repaired.
A deal was closed at Granville
whereby ]. H. Leavy became the own
er OF the confectionery store which
had been conducted there for many
years by N. G. Lillevold.
The firm or Norman & Smith, which
has conducted the elevator at Cayuga
for the past year has been dissolved.
Mr.. Norman has purchased the inter-
est held by Frank Smith.
The election of Gwinner to build a
new school, carried. and a $12,S00
building will be built. This is the sec
ond election held on the proposition,
the first one being declared invalid by
the courts.
E. L. Slabury has resigned his posi-
ton of the Otter Tail Power Co.
plant at Hankinson and will enter the
employ of the Independent Power &
Water Co. Of Bloomfield. Ind. Ed Karst
of Wahpeton will succeed Alsbury at
Hankinson.
the name of the Golden Circle Tele-
phone Co.. was organized in Stark
county. The line will run from Bel
field, to Zenith and then south for a
distance of about ten or twelve miles
and will serve about eighteen patrons.
At Enderlin the contract for the I
erection of a business block for the
o. H. Neuenfeld plumbing and heat
ing establishment was let. The build
ing is to be a fire proof structure of
brick and modern throughout. It will
be rs by 66 feet, two stories and base
ment. II
An enthusiastic gathering of repre-
sentatives Of various automobile clubs
Of Dickinson. Belfeld. Taylor and
Hebron was held for the purpose to II
start the ball a-rolling for the much
needed Improvement Of the portion of 4
the Red Trail which lies in eastern
Stark county and western Morton
county. {
Richardton Western Star: Wendelin {
Lacher living southeast OF Richardton [
is going to do some bonanza farming {
this spring. he lnCenQS 10 put IN 1UV
acres of wheat. $50 acres Of fax. 125 /
acres Of barley and rs acres of oats. I
Last fall he harvested 2,270 bushels .
of wheat. 700 bushels of fax, 1850 :
bushels of barley and 500 bushels Of /
oats. v
Hankinson News: The Dupont
Powder company has contributed
handsome sterling silver watch charm
In the form of clay pigeon on which
4 prairie chicken is resting, as :
trophy to the local gun club. The
trophy is to go to the member of the
local gun club making the highest
score during the coming season at the
traps.
Ashley Tribune: This is proof suf-
fcient that it pays to raise barley.
Geo. KIipfel, ST., one of our prosper
ous farmers residing about six miles
south of Ashley, sold 1920 bushe~ of
the golden brew kernels to ". II.
one of the local elevator
men. the past week, for which he re-
,eived a check calling for the neat lit
tie sum of $1,000. :