The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-19
North Dakota
Kernels

i North Dakota
/ Kernels
A new curtain has been installed ir
the hall at Grace City.
Montpelier now has a roller rinE
week.
| An architect has been employed tC
draw plans for the proposed addition
to the Ryder school house.
A meeting for the purpose Of
organizinE a Community Business
day. March "a.
The injunction against the Baxter
| pool hall at Sanish was made per-
manent and the owners will be unable
to open for a year.
Montpelier has only four imple-
ment dealers. That number should
keep the farmers in the vicinity sup
piled with machinery.
The Monarch elevator at Maddox
was moved four feet off it's foundation
when a car that was being spotted
jumped the track and bumped into
it.
The Millarton postmaster has in
stalled a new fifty box section in the
postoffice. which makes over hun
dred lock boxes for the Millarton Of
| fee.
The village of Berthold will become
a CITY as the result of a special cleo
ton at which the question was voted
on. The proposition carried without a
dissenting vote.
A deal was completed at Parshall
between Dave Glib and Dan Conan
whereby the former takes over the
and Dray line.
Wallace Olson received some burns
about his face and hands by a prema-
ture explosion while engaged in
| laboratory work at the Minnewaukan
high school.
Paul Nesset. near Hesper. had a pet
bull get tangled up in the hosting
rope of a hay sling and before the
animal was got out Mr.. Nesset receiv-
ed a broken toe.
The new grocery store owned by M.
]. Carr at Ray has been opened to the
public. The store is located in what
is known as the M. j. Carr land Office
building in Main street.
Following what has been the custom
for several years, the normal institute
at Wahpeton held open house last
Saturday The object Of the event is
e. sw.xa HL,o ~, he fva-f ffIYfi ion
and it's work.
Preparations are now in progress at
the Carpenter Webster Lumber Co.
yard in New Leipzig for the erection
of big lumber shed. 68X150 feet. work
on which will begin as soon as the
weather will permit.
Two horses were killed near Cayuga
by a passenger train. The animals had
wandered on the track and a heavy
snow falling at the time prevented
the engineer Of the passenger train
from seeing them until it was too late
to stop.
A petition circulated and signed by
the homesteaders around the Weide-
man ranch near Sanish and sent to
the department by Postmaster Thomp-
son has been accepted and the rural
route will be changed to accommodate
the patrons.
A hired man near Warwick heated
some stones in the oven and wrap
ped them in blankets, then took them
brood sow with a lot Of new born pigs
to keep them from freezing to death
during the cold weather.
At meeting held at Fingal to talk
over baseball prospects for the COM
ing summer S. S. Shaw was elected |
manager and Finn Oyen secretary |
cided to rent ground just east of the |
Salzer Lumber Co.'S yards.
Another business place will be add |
ed to the enterprising city Of New |
Leipzig in the near future, when Solo |
mon Rappaport will establish gen. |
eral merchandise store in his build |
ing on north Main street, where he |
formerly was engaged in a similar |
business.
Ryder News: Rev. FIR. Viewers, |
who has had charge Of the Catholic |
churches at Ryder. Plaza and Par |
shall for a number of years, will bel
succeeded soon by another priest, who |
will make his home in Plaza. Rev. |
Viewers has a great many friends |
here who regret that he will sever his |
connections here.
Sheyenne Star: Fifteen head of elk |
arrived Monday from the Yellowstone |
National park. They were unloaded |
morning and taken across the |
country in crates to Sulleys National |
park at Fort Totten. This park was
fenced last year with woven wire. |
Later in the season some buffalo and
deer will be put in the park.
Parshall Leader: Parshall has 500 |
and over. In the past two days
e. NJ. Hovey. who Is taking the census,
has listed ATS people, which together |
with Personalities now out of town,
will easily bring us over the 500 mark. |
Pretty good for a 2-year- village! |
We predict Parshall will have $50 peo-
pie by the end Of the coming summer.
Do chickens pay? The Cakes Times
says: 3. A. Stevens was a caller
at this office while in from Clement,
He says Mrs. Stevens had
$65 in cash for the eggs she
has shipped since Jan. 20. They have
been gathering from three to six dozen i
eggs daily and received As cents per !
dozen for the most of them. and have
had what eggs were needed for the
table too.
Its Oddly.
Baltimore American: There is one
hing in a lawyers profession which is
from any other.