The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-10

/ 1uS wentworth nOIeI at MOuIpSlSE
has been renovated and painted
! throughout.
The ]. F. Kolonial moving picture
theater at Garrison has installed a
new protector.
At basket social and dance at
Sherwood, $3.50 was raised for the
baseball team OF that town.
The Danish Brotherhood of Luverne,
the first organization of its kind, has
just celebrated its fifteenth anniver-
sary. .
The Washburn boy scouts have or
ganized q baseball team and are hard
at work practicing. They expect q
busy season.
o. F. McGray was reelected mayor
of Garrison. The old officials, who
were seeking reelection, got what
they desired.
The dates of the Garrison chautau-
qua have been announced. The pro-
gram will begin on July "a and close
on the night of July %.
A number of ParshaH men have or
ganized a land company which will
|
b. e. Crippen is secretary.
A second rural route has been start
ed out Of Sanish. The Sanish postoff1ce
is just two years old. The route had
been asked for some time ago.
John Knutson and E. B. Smith of
Abercrombie, have leased the former
Wamsley restaurant building at Par
shall and will open up a restaurant at
once.
H. H. Warren, Northern Pacific en-
gineer, was chosen by the members
of the Mandan school board to I'LL the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
DR.. Martin Kranz.
At Hankinson, e. L. Green has Ieas-
ed the plant of the Hankinson Bottling
works and is having the interior re-
arranged and fitted up as an ice cream
manufacturing plant.
The Harvey Journal has moved to
new quarters. The Journal is only a
little over two years Of age but is
such a husky youngster that 1t had
outgrown its cradle.
Plans for q large tabernacle at
Mandan have been approved and the
structure will be put up Immediately
for the big revival planned for that
town. The building will seat 700.' -
Robert Barber, a farmer living near
Snowflake, suffered a heavy loss when
fire reduced to ashes a large, new
barn at his place. The conf1agration
originated from the exhaust of a gas
oline engine.
Litchville must have a man who has
climbed on the water wagon in great
shape. The Bulletin carries an adver-
tisement ordering the man who stole
the water tank from the stockyards to
return 1t at once.
All of the buildings on the farm of
Mrs. Blind near Sanish were destroyed
by fire. There were a number of hay
stacks burned also and the farm ami
mails were barely saved. A purse was
made up for the woman.
Hankfnson News: Three Of the KIM
brothers, Mike, Paul and Matt, have
parties by which they will break up
1000 acres Of land Is miles north Of
Scobey, Mont, this season and SOW it
to flax.
Jud Leader: Martin Stafsburg has
again sustained an injury of one of his
arms. Last winter he broke this
arm in a mixup with one Of the hors-
es. Last week in another fracas, this
time with a calf, he brought on the
old grief.
Fire broke out in Duncan McKinn-
on's pool room at Rolla and before as
sistance could arrive the flames gained
such Roadway that the entire building,
81 ~
ing alley, and their contents were en-
tirely destroyed.
An important business transaction
took place at Mott when the New Cash
store, better known as the BoxeIl
store was sold to James Scott of De-
troit, MINI. In making the transac-
ton Mr.. Scott purchased the building,
fixtures and entire stock.
A number OF residences at Napoleon
are being wired, preparatory to the
OF electric lights. 1t is
expected that the electric light plant
will begin operations within the next
week, the delay being caused by the
non-arrival of shipment Of electric
wire.
The proposed wittenburg hospital
at Williston will be built this year.
Plans have been ordered and within a
few days the association will have fun
details for the public. At a meeting
recently the site offered by John
Bruegger and DIR. o. E. Distad was ac-
cepted.
Montpelier Magnet: Geo. Gullick-
son, salesmanager for the Thompson
Yards, Inc, has sold lumber during
the past week for the new SIC, 1000. 90 |
Catholic church and for Geo. John
sons new 100000 residence. Both OF
these buildings will be started at once
and rushed till completed
The 500 will soon be planting trees
on both sides Of the track along the
cuts in the western part of the state.
The breaking was done last fall and
this spring 100000 trees OF different
kinds will be planted. This is not
only identifying the right-of-way but
1t also makes a good snow break In
the winter in years to come.
As soon as the ground thaws out
work will be started by the N. p. to
install its new automatic block system
from Mandan to Glendive, covering
these two divisions within the next
year. The road now uses this method
of handling trafi1c from the cities to
Dilworth and will ultimately operate
the entire division under the block
system.
GOT RID OF RHEUMATISM,
A. ]. Walsh, SnenEels. Colo, suffered |
SO with rheumatism he was unable to |
work. He found that Foley Kidney |
Pills got rid of IL for him. When the |
next attack came, he wrote Send me |
Foley Kidney Pills. am badly done |
IN with rheumatism and they are the