The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-15
North Dakota
Kernels
New equipment is to be installed in
the McGovern pool hall at Verona.

The Cando fremen have had several
very good donations to their dance
fund.
| Panic door locks have been installed
on the entrances to the school al
Lidgerwood.
A new doctor has started practice
at Churchs Ferry. He is DR.. O'Hare
formerly of Minneapolis.
A new pool hall has been opened al
Cayuga. The proprietor is Leo
SchuveiIer of Veblen. S. D.
The First International bank of
| Sherwood has been awarded the en-
tire Renville county bond issue.
The Leonard Parrot has said its
first word. The paper is published
by the students Of the schools.
IC DR.. F. G. Hubbard of Cayuga has
| been reappointed superintendent OF
the Sargent county board Of health.
} A meeting for the purpose of or
ganiZing a stock shipping association
will be held at Dickey on Saturday,
Jan. 20.
At Sentinel Butte the village coun-
Gil has made arrangements for the
| construction of a footbridge across
the dam at that place.
The Swedish Vasa church at Itch
/ field has been presented with splen-
did new baptismal font. The donor
is Emil Djuberg of Clyde, n. D.
Hobert Kelum of Clyde had a very
severe cut inflicted in one of his legs
while operating a hay knife on the
Huron Stock farm near that place.
The Park River board of health
held a meeting and decided upon
making a sanitary survey of that
town as soon as conditions permit.
Plans are being made at Enderlin
for the annual school fair to be neId
at the school mouse Friday. February
16. A varied series Of programs will
be given.
Some new play ground apparatus
will be installed on the play ground
school board took action authorizing
the purchase.
The Ford garage at Mayville was
burned, the north end of the building
being a complete loss and the south
end being badly damaged. A num-
Der Of old cars were burned.
Miss Lelah Conkey Of Sherwood
was so unfortunate as to suffer. a
broken right leg at the home Of J. H.
Copeland near Glenburn where she
has boarded while teaching.
Mrs. c. Kramer of Dickey met with
a serious accident when she slipped
on a wet floor and fell on a pail
which she was carrying in such a
manner as to break two ribs.
Practically every newspaper in the
state will get out special editions on
Appreciation Week this year. The
week is going to be even a greater
success than it was last year.
Dickey Reporter: Fishing is in, full
punches of the finny tribe are being
carried in every direction. This is
certainly a great place COR winter
fishing.
The Mandan hospital, according to
the superintendent report, which
was presented at the annual stock
holders meeting, shows that 533 pa
tients were treated during 1915, an in
crease of 20 over the year previous.
A Methodist church has been or
ganized at Buttzville with thirty
eight members. The church was
formed through the efforts of Mrs. D.
S. Buttz, it being the only one located
in that town at the present time.
MI
Ferry favorable to the installation of
an electric light plant at that place.
The greater number of the town spec
pie seem to be in favor Of a
plant that will give modern lights and
power.
c. J. Hoof of near Napoleon, re-
ports that he has seen a large flock
of blackbirds at his place on several
another sign that this is going to be
an open" winter. No one has closed
it so far.
Mandan News: Workmen at the
depot resumed their work,
putting in a new platform at the de-
pot. This improvement has long been
needed. The platform is being extend
ed about fifteen feet on the north side
of the depot.
Portland Republican,: The bell Of
the Perry church was shipped back
to the foundry at Cincinnati Monday
to be recast. This bell was purchased
in 1889 at IS cents per pound and at
the present rrice Of metal would be
worth 80 cents per pound.
The choral club idea is taking
splendidly among the towns of the
state, the townspeople and the rural
residents in each vicinity being very
over the pleasant even
ings that have been spent. One of the
latest clubs formed was at FlaXton,
where a club of 33 has been enrolled.
Calvin Times: Bert White, who has
been serving as a soldier in the Ca
madam army for the past year and
stationed at Moose Jaw, returned to
Calvin Friday evening. We under
stand Bert was hororably discharged
from the army on account Of sickness
He will remain here permanently.
The Orange society of Elmore is
building hall across the street from |
the Elsmore store and postoffice The |
building is one story, 24x4S feet. 1t |
will be used for public meetings, en-
ETC., and according to |
present plans will be completed and |
dedicated with an opening dance |
about Feb. l.