The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-25
N. D. BRIEFS

Fordville-J. S. Kearney was driven
up a tree and kept there for two
hours by a mad bull. .
Aneta-The new Red Cross auxil-
larry of Aneta claims a record for sup
port of the work of the chapter, haV-
ing already subscribed $2,07s.73.
| Belfield-The body of Andrew Jew
ell, 40, was found swinging from q
rafter in a schoolhouse barn about
fourteen miles south of here. Suicide.
Dickinson-D. D. Mars, nine years
cashier OF the Dakota National bank,
has resigned to become ONCE manager
for the Berringer-Patricka Auto Co.
Gladstone-The Gladstone Milling
co. began operations at its new plant
| Monday The company expects to
turn out seventy-flve barrels daily.
Dickinson-Leon L. Brown, nephew
of Brooks and ]. w. Goodall, has been
decorated with the medal of the
and bravery on the French 'front.'
Manning-one hundred days in Jail
and $50 and costs were the penalties
drawn by H F. Ramsey and Hugh
Fadden, of Killdeer, upon conviction
of beating an alleged spotter.
Belheld-The Northern Pacific sta
ton building was burned to the
ground when a spark from q passing
engine set fire to the roof.
Dickinson-Groundh has been broken
for Dickinson's new theatre to be
constructed by r. H. Johnson, of the
First National bank.
Napoleon-Napoleon, with a popu-.
with q tag day for the national libra
ry fund
Bismarck-John H. Bennett, motor
ious for frequent conflicts with laws
is en- route home from San Antonio to
answer to a charge of white slavery
Lee FEss IL al
ago when he learned warrant was
out for his arrest.
Sanish-Enterprising citizens are
offered an excellent opportunity to
buy a corner lot in Sanish or Bates
vile from Uncle Sam.
Minot - Mrs. Marion D. Brown,
whose husband died from a bullet
wound in the head, sustained at Fes-
sender, has demanded that Wells
county authorities make careful in
Vestigation of the circumstances sur
rounding the shooting. s.
Leith-The first Grant county fair
promises to be a most successful ven
ture for North Dakota's youngest
county.
Raub-Ole, S-year-old son Of Fred
Blair, nearly lost both feet when his
father drove over him with a binder
while cutting fax.
Hazen-Emil Mel is under arrest
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was fixed at $500.
Fordville-Three protected" I. w
W., giving their names as James Col
Inns, John Sweeny and Herbert Jones,
are under arrest on charge OF SELL
ing booze to fellow workmen.
walhalla-Many friends are mourn
brother of CO. Treas. Hugh Gibson,
and pioneer who settled in Pembina
county in 1884.
Manning-Dunn county's Red Cross
membership drive will end Saturday
by Harry Curran Wilbur, executive
secretary.
Crystal-w. H. Fahey has been
named appraiser for the federal land
bank in this district, and has assumed
the duties of his ONCE.
Fort Yates-A new record for range
fed steers was established when Jose
Chesrow, of Watauga, marketed in
Chicago six animals averaging 1,470
pounds and bringing 1850 per 100,
or S22S.90 apiece.
Grand Forks-Grand Forks Monday
night honored the members of Co. H
! and the machine gun company To-
gether with their mothers and wives,
| they were entertained at dinner at
the Masonic temple.
Bismarck-Bismarclx has no fire or
dinance, Police Magistrate Bleckreid
rulea Wnen FIRE GnleL a. =. CurEler
applied to him for an order restrain
| ing further repairs on the Hoagland
and Patterson buildings.
Grafton-Paul Vlasek made so good
as an American airman in France
that the government has called him
back to the United States as one of
nifty selected men assigned to study
the construction of aeroplanes.
Devils Lake-Carmie Thompson has
returned from Omaha. Neb., where he
passed the examination for admit
lance to the aerial service of the
United States army
McHenry-The home OF ]. b. STINT,
ten miles north of McHenry. was de-
stroyed with all its contents in an
early morning IRE.
Devils Lake-An employe Of Charles
Doyan, who slipped from q load Of
hay onto the handle Of a pitchfork,
is making remarkable recovery in the
Devils Lake hospital
Jamestown-Afiss Anna Wojick, OF
Fried, was severely bruised and cut
when a switch engine collided with
her Ford car on crossing six miles
east Of Spiritwood.
Jamestown-Dr. L. T.. DePuy has
been notified he has been given a
commission as first lieutenant In the
medical reserve corps.
mestown-Jamestown will soon
have a Luverne fire motor truck as
the result or a trip TO Luverne, Mimi,
| by Alderman Hilton.