The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-01-02
North Dakota
Kernels

Il Kernels
The postofice at Zap is now located
| in the rear of the Zap State bank
building.
/ from a horse he was riding and was
badly hurt about the head
This is going a little bit too far--the
editor OF The Zap Enterprise received
stuffed spring chicken by mail.
Ray Skinner barber at Sawyer, I'M
derwent an operation for the removal
of the middle toe from his left foot
The newly organized Farmers
Equity State bank, at Upham, is now
open for business. III. d. Ellis Is the
cashier.
w, j. KiImartin was selected by the
Inkster council to take charge OF the
street lighting and to look after the
city hall.
E. e. Monear. Colgate blacksmith,
fell from a barn roof and struck in
such a manner as to fracture bone
in his chest.
Henry Haroldson il now sole owner
of the East Side garage at Aneta, hav-
ing purchased the interests of Fred
Hedstrom, part owner.
w. H. Bidick. of townsville. Wis,
has bought the hardware store of A.
G.. Krans at Berlin and will take pos
session in the near future.
John Wampler of Egeland had a
narrow escape from a very severe in
jury, when he was kicked in the face
by a horse, receiving a bad cut.
Miss Nora Olson, who has been as
sistant postmistress and hello girl at
Zap for some time, resigned her posi-
ton and ~ent to South Dakota.
Overly school district near Souris
has $3.16 in the treasury after paying
all expenses for the year. The cost
to the school has been over $3.50.
The collection taken up among the
school children Of Page for American
ChiIdren's fund for relief to destitute
European children amounted to $27.l6.
The instruments for the Zap band
have arrived there and were issued to
the noise makers. The mules, dogs and
other natural noise makers took to the
tall and uncut.
An effort will be made to form an
athletic club at Kathryn. A meeting
will be held tonight to take up the
proposition. Some equipment is on
hand making a start in the matter or
paraphernalia.
The Hurdsfield Milling Co. has its
-four mill and light plant buildings
all completed and is waiting for the
crank shaft for the engine. The man
ufacturers failed to supply the engine
with the proper shaft.
The st. Anthony & Dakota Elevator
Co. has opened its elevator at Edin-
burg with A. Svensrud as manager.
Mr. SVensrud was the manager OF the
Imperial elevator before the house
was sold to the Farmers Elevator Co.
Reports arriving at McClusky state
that a good many cattle were lost dur
ing the blizzard in Sheridan county.
Conrad Herr, Of north Of McClusky, is
reported having lost three head. and
several head are missing from the herd
OF Boiling Bros.
Valley City Courier: The Editor
has went away, his wife has also
went. they left the Devil in the
shop, a paper to invent, so ii you
do not find your name upon a page
inside, just lay 1t to the "devir ana
take it from his hide.
Geneseo Citizen: The telegraph office
at the G.. N. depot was badly mussed
up Tuesday night when No. 1872 hit
= S,.sRk
and wreckage. Passengers in the wait
ing room were thrown into panic
when the crash came.
AS a result of The Bathgate Pink
Paper having suspended publication.
The Neche Chronotype will carry a
Bathgate department with n special
Paper was one of the Oldest weekly
publications in the state.
A. A. Kolstad, the new owner, Is
changing the name from Hotel Penn
bina at Pembina to Hotel Dakota. He
has been busy getting things in readi-
ness and will wire the building for
electric lighting soon. The hotel viii
be formally opened today.
Langdon Republican: On Tuesday
Joseph Gendron and B. c. Koonze OF
Iona autoed to Langdon in the for
mers car, breaking all records hereto
fore by running an auto in 40 below
zero weather. Their trip was not at
all pleasant as they had to get out
and use the shovel at different places.
]. w. Olson, who for the past two
years has been one of the collectors
for the International Harvester Co.,
has purchased the Dakota hotel prop
erty at Wilton from the August Ask
lund estate and will take possession
shortly. Mr.. Olson formerly had charge
of the hotel. but sold out about two
years ago.
L. C. Hoisveen, living a short dis
lance south of Grafton, lost his home
by fire. The blaze probably originated
from an overheated stove as the hired
man who is in charge of the place dur
ing the winter, was in the barn doing
chores when the fire started and when
he discovered the blaze 1t had gained
such Roadway that none Of the con-
tents could be saved.
Carbury will have, by spring. two
implement firms. Ben c. Wall and NJ
B. Arveson will go into the imple-
ment and garage business under the
firm name of Carbury Motor and Ma
chine Co. They will erect a building