The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-08
North Dakota
Kernels

Frank Jaynes of Arnegard was
quite badly injured when he was run
oyer by carriage.
A deal is under way at sanish
whereby Mrs. Ed. Seneschal is to be-
come proprietress Of the Royal cafe.
At recent meeting OF the direc-
tors of the Sheyenne creamery Henry
s. Grinde was elected manager Of that
institution.
Mrs. Knut Alfstad of sheyenne, had
the misfortune to fall, while going
down cellar way and sustained a
fractured leg.
Chas Erickson. the rural carrier on
rural route No. 1 out Of Scranton, has
missed only one day this winter in
spite of all the storms.
The Baxter billiard parlor at Sanish
has been closed by the county authori-
| ties, the charge being that gambling
was allowed on the premises.
The Wheiland & Polchow black
smith shop at New England has been
moved to a new building which was
formerly used by Talmadge & Meyer.
An infant of Mrs. John Broecher of
Jud had one of its arms broken when
it was dropped on the floor by one Of
the older children who was carrying
the child.
At a meeting OF Garrison firemen,
the department passed a resolution
| which will impose a heavy fine on
members not complying with the rules
of the organization.
The Tioga Commercial club has de-
cided to make an extensive campaign
for new members. The annual ban
quet of the club twill probably be held
the latter part of this month.
The people of Cavalier decided that
they did not care for 24-hour electric
service in that town. At a mass meet
ing a vote was taken and the "antis"
won out by small majority.
While saving wood, Vincent Des-
chenes, living near Leyden, had his
hand caught in the saw and three fin
gers were badly lacerated-one so
badly that it had to be amputated.
The New England Herald is of the
opinion that number of much need
ed improvements could be secured for
that town If 1t possessed a good COM
Sanish Pilot: The homesteaders of
the south country are awaiting with
much interest the advent Of the new
rural route out of Sanish, which will
no doubt be established this spring.
Oscar Arntz has purchased the
grocery and meat business conduct
ed by Walter Rath at Burnstad. under
the name Of the BurnStad Meat Mar
ket. Mr.. Arntz takes possession at
once. ~,~
Underwood has two new business
men, Mrs. L. Schwegler of the Sugar
Bowl having sold out to Messrs. Otto
Stensland and Carl Nielsen, who
takes possession at once.
While passing through a door in
her home at Wang, Mrs. N. A. Mostad
slipped and fell against the door cas-
ing in such a manner that bone in
her right arm and in her shoulder
was broken.
A second meeting Of business men
of Bowman was held recently for the
purpose of taking further steps in the
organization of a commercial club.
There were Is present and all were in
favor of organizing.
Frank Maynard, the seven-year-
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Windmueller
of Dickinson, had one Of his legs
broken above the knee. He and sew
eral playfellows were sliding on a
small stretch Of ice.
The firm Of Gilbertson & Gehlhar of
Montpelier has been dissolved. Mr..
Gilbertson having purchased Mr..
Gehlhar's interest and will hereafter
carry the business on alone. He has
leased the Gehlhar machinery build
ing.
Nels Nelson Of Nome. met with
bad accident at Lucca while working
with the snow shovelers. AS he lean
ed forward he was accidentally struck
by shovel in the hands of a fellow
worker. cutting quite deep cash in
his forehead.
Milo Merrill of Flaxton. had the
fingers Of one hand severely lacerated
as the result of an attempt to prevent
the hard coal heater from tipping
over. A broken base caused the stove
to tip while he was in the act Of shak-
ing down the CRATE.
A stock company is being organized
in Sanish for the erection of q large
amusement pavilion on the new town
site, similar to the one that was de-
stroyed last spring. The dimensions
of the building will be 60x100 feet and
work will commence just as soon as
weather permits.
Scranton Register: J. e. Barker,
who lives thirteen miles southwest of
Scranton. captured one of the finest
and largest eagles we have ever seen.
Mr.. Barker brought the bird to town
Monday afternoon. he states that he
has seen at least six or eight smaller
ones in the last week. and that they
are coming out from the Black Hills
for food. The one he shot measured
feet and one inch from tip to tip.
Lisbon Free Press: Thirty-nine
farmers met in the former Kiff build
ing yesterday afternoon and after full
explanation by L. H. Cornell an
organizer, they agreed to form a cor
poration with $4,000 authorized capital
for the purpose of organizing a CO.
operative store. The following direc-
tors and officers were named for the
temporary staff Joe Granger, presi-
dent; Jules Rubey, second vice presi-
dent; Joe Wiederholt. first vice presi-
dent; Frank Lyon. secretary; ]. B.
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