The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-20

Work has started moving the Mids,
Touring mill from Mylo to Rolette.
The railroad station at Knife Rive
Morton county, was destroyed by FIR,
Twenty-four new lock boxes hay
been installed in the Blaisdell post
once. -
Several cases Of smallpox have bee
developed in the vicinity Of Calvin an
Sarles.
Henry johnson, Of Enderlin. had
shoulder blade broken in q wrestlin
match.
Kenmare's newly organized golf cluI
has adopted the name OF the Kenmar'
| A small son of Edward Blumhardi
! Of the Ashley vicinity, had a leg brok.
en- while at play.
The people Of Ashley are preparing
to put on a four-day celebration OF
July /, 2, 8 and 4. ..
The school on the Turtle Mountain
| reservation has been closed on account
OF lack Of funds.
A new office and storage building
are being erected by the Durham Lum-
Der Co., at Hebron.
The Tioga boy scouts have been COL
lecting and baling old papers to raise
funds for the patrol.
At New England benefit dance and
supper was held for the baseball team
and $3.50 cleaned up.
John Weber has leased the 500 llo-
tel building at Ashby, and is now re-
modelling the interior.
Ashley IL going to have a hospital
In the near future, according to re-
ports that are being circulated in that
town.
Tioga is going to have an all-home,
non -salaried baseball team this year.
Some real old baseball is going to be
played.
Engineers are making a survey at
Rhame for the purpose Of ascertaining
the cost Of the construction of a water
and sewer system.
Mat Korang, a young boy Of New
England, was badly injured when he
coasted into a barbed wire fence. The
boys head was badly lacerated.
At Garrison a deal was closed
whereby Frank McGray became the
owner Of the interests of J. A. Kunkel
In the Garrison Coal, Light & Power
Co.
The sophomores of the Enderlin
htar1a o. -
large house. Part Of the proceeds Of
the evering will sc to the athletic
association.
The Grenada school district near
Blaisdell, in Mountrail county, will
hold a special election for the purpose
Of voting on bonding for $4,000 for a
new school house.
A deal has been made at Tioga in
which J. A. Grell disposes Of his meat
market to VIM. Heatherton of Minot.
Mr.. Heatherton has also taken a lease
on the Gordon house.
A deal was closed at New England
whereby r. H. Puntenney became own
err and proprietor of the Golden West
business from Fred Bede.
Rolla is getting its electricity from
the mill at that place now. A gener-
ating set has just been installed re-
placing one that was placed in the
garage and driven by gas engine.
A number Of Jud business men Wis
tied Gackle for the purpose Of look
ing over the light plant and getting
data on the establishment of such q
plant. They contemplate installing one
in Jud. i
Harry Fine of Jamestown received
severe injuries while riding his bicycle
ing him from the machine. His head
was badly cut and his left arm badly
bruised.
The members of the Catholic church
at Fortuna held q meeting recently
and decided to start work on a new
church building as soon as the frost
will cost about $4,000.
A deal was closed at Rhame by
which ]. Q. Mclaughlin of Bierman
becomes the owner Of The Buttes
hotel, having purchased it of c. M.
Case. Mr.. Mclaughlin will not take
possession until June "a.
John Rand, who spent several years
in New England before going to Have
lock to assume the management of the
Farmers State bank of that town, has
returned to New England and is again
on duty as assistant cashier at the
Security State bank.
Bisbee Gazette: "a big lynx was
shot, and killed by Tony Killer in a.
field near the Geo. Heddens home;
the lynx had first killed his big dog,
and was said to have been approach
ing one of his children, when Tony
shot him. To our knowledge this is
the first lynx that has ever been seen
In this vicinity.
President B. H. Kroeze of James
town college has wired members of the
board of directors from New York city
that the plans for the new $4,000
chapel. music hall and commons, have
been accepted by the donor and that
work may be started i'm
,nce and 1t is expected building will |
20 forward rapidly.
williston Herald: Perhaps with the |
belief that the Germans were begin |
ling a bombardment of the city, a |
,ood many citizens rushed out of \
Ioors Friday evening when so pounds |
f dynamite were exploded near the |
pumping station in order to free the
,ity water intake system of the river /
ce which had lodged against it. The /
explosion was heard for several miles
nd windows were shaken in houses /
II over the city.
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