Grand Forks herald., 1917-01-24
Flicker Tales

Farso.-An entertaining stunt which
is different class Of Entertainment
than usually put on will be Hawaiian
night at the Z. NJ. c. A. in Fargo.
Tho ,entertaintnent will consist Of
Hawaiian music and other features
will also be- given.
.Fargo.-Allsthe missing machinery
has been received by the Northern
Construction company Of Thief River
Falls for the completion of the in.
cinerator in this city.
Observation-Disclosures and Hall
are now occupying the new grocery
In this city and are making a specially
Of catering to the country trade in
this section :
williston.-Directors Of the Com
mercial club and several Of the
women of this city have taken up the
question Of entertaining Company =
on Its return from the border. An.
other feature to be taken up by the
club will be the finding Of employ
ment for the boys that will not be
able to resume the positions thew
formerly held.
williston.-c. S. Thornton. tho
new owner OF the Hamilton ranch
near this city. will move to the ranch
early in the spring and will bring
four carloads Of high grade stock and
some machinery with him from Provi.
dence. Iowa.
Forbes.-Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mey.
ers. farmers living IA miles from this
city. believing their 10-day-old baby
dead. placed the infant in a casket
ana started for Leola in the face of q
fierce snow storm. They lost their
way ana stopped at the home of Fred
Feickert. When they were about to
resume their travel they heard q cry
from the casket and on investigation
found tho child to be alive. The in
FAINT died nine hours later.
Crosby.-The adoption Of a bill by
congress was secured by p. D. Norton,
which provides for the appropriation
Of $1,000 for the purchase of a site
for federal postof'lce at Crosby, N.
D. The measure will have to be ap-
proved by the senate before the ap-
proprtation could become effective.
New Leipxig.-According to rumors,
this city will have another railroad
in the near future. The Dickinson
Southwestern plans to make this city
the terminal at this end of the line.
The road would be owned entirely by
farmers and merchants who are in
terested in the project.
New Rockford-Gates have been
ordered put in on the N. P. crossings,
according to an announcement made
nv the railroad com iSsiop
Dickinson.-The new round house
which is being built on the ground
where the former house was recently
destroyed by fire. Is almost completed.
It is expected that the new building
will be ready for the housing of en-
gines this week.
williston.-Manager Lyon Of the
from Chicago and stated that he has
completed arrangements for the con-
struction Of q new building that will
house the company. When the build
ing is finished 1t will rank with the
best buildings in the state.
Luverne.-w. Goodwin Of warroad
has purchased the Olaf Nyback equity
In the Luverne hotel and will arrive
here in February to remodel the
building.
solen.-New j. buildings and i'm
provements TO the amount Of $33,50o
were made he}e during 1916. ac-
cordinS to figures just compiled by
the Sioux County Pioneer.
Hannaford.-Two burglars robbed
the depot till Of $21. They were ar
rested shortly after the crime was
committed and are bound over to the
next term of district court.
Kenmare.-Theo. Kahe1lek has
been reelected to his position as chief
Of the fire department. The annual
| business session of the association
was held last week and the usual
| banquet and smoker followed.
Anamoose.--Januar Is has been
designated by the Commercial club
as the date for their official observ-
ance of Appreciation week. Great
big baked potatoes will feature the
feast and the program Of work for
1917 will be announced at that time.