The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-04-18
North Dakota
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located in It's new quarters.
S. NJ. Sailor of Hazen will install a
meat market at Dunn Center.
After that war. garden 10 planted.
don't forget to take care Of it.
Slight damage resulted frAm q fire
that broke out in the bakery at Velva.
The Home Lumber Co. at Bowman
is building an addition to the yard
buildings.
New pews have been Installed in the
| North Prairie Hauges church in the
vicinity of Velva.
improvements are to be made to the
buildings of the Farmers Mill & Ele-
vator Co. at Minor. -,
Brantford il going to get into the
baseball war this coming summer. A
team has been formed there.
The Northwestern Telephone Co. has
a crew Of men busy installing the
equipment Of the Balfour exchange.
The Flower mission of jamestown
has undertaken the collection of a
library for the hospital of the insane.
At a meeting of the Jamestown
school board the purchase Of 100 suit
able trees for the school yards was
authorized. s
The dwelling of Sam johnson at
Kramer was somewhat damaged by a
fire that originated from an over
heated stove
The Kramer Commercial club held a
| meeting recently and decided to or
ganize a baseball team in that town
for the coming summer.
The six-year- old son of Will Carl
son, residing IL miles northeast of
Balfour, had the misfortune to break
his left leg by falling out of an auto.
Walt Amundson, on the Heimes
farm near Rogers, was badly injured
by being kicked in the face by colt.
His nose was terribly broken and his
lips badly cut.
The ladies' aid Of the Congregational
church at Killdeer gave dinner from
the proceeds of which they will pur-
chase an individual communion ser
vice for the church.
The towns over the state have be-
gun to talk clean up" Many of the
town boards and councils have ordered
yards and alleys relieved of their win
ter's accumulation of filth.
Work has been started. on the con-
struction of the new schoolhouse in, the
Woodliff school district in the vicinity
Of Velva. The building will replace
the one burned some time ago.
The citizens of Dunn Center held a
meeting recently and formed an auto
mobile club and another session will
be held in the near future for the pur-
pose of perfecting the organization.
The Ryder News says Henry Kin
ney, who has claim on the east coal
boring for a well at a depth of 40 feet.
Kinney will bore shaft and mine the
coal. -g
The Killdeer to Dickinson automo-
bile stage came near burning during a
trip recently An overheated engine
set fire to the car but the flames were
!extinguished before much damage was
done.
The Golden Valley German Amer
lean has been discontinued and the
Golden Valley American takes it's
place. This is just a change in the
name consistent with the international
situation.
Burglars broke into the postoffice at
Melville and took 50 and revolver
from the cash register. Some bloody
finger marks were left on the safe
door but there are no clues as to the
guilty party or parties.
Helen, the seven-year- daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mcdonald. of
Grafton. had the misfortune to fracture
She struck the tree with such force
that both bones in her forearm were
broken.
The United States government has
recognized "Airmount" as the real
name for the little town in the hills
south of Cayuga. Much controversy
be called Hill Top" "Airmount" or
"Hillmount."
Mott Spotlight: Farmers living in
Chandler territory are complaining
about the very poor mail service in that
territory, there beng no mail for sew
era1 weeks at a time during the past
WluIST. "A UuulUSE VI are udNlHS
their mail changed to the rural routes
out from Mott while others are having
theirs come here to general delivery.
George Weber, Jr.. Lincoln Amer,
Earl lowering, Walter Albert and Bert
Albert waived preliminary hearing be-
fore Justice A. B. Dill at Minot and
were bound over to county court in
$500 bail each on a charge Of malicious
1t is said the young fellows
not liking a certain man in the COM
munity in which they lived. decided to
bob the tails Of his horses.
cayuga Citizen: While attempting
to cross the bridge over the Wild Rice
two miles south and a half mile west of
town last Thursday while the water
was high, one OF Rudolph Janish's
horses lost his footing by stepping into
a big washout on the grade and fell in
and drowned. This grade has always
washed out during high water and was
rebuilt several. times during last |
spring and summer.
Kensal Progress: G. A. Conrad, who
operates a portable roller mill in
Haven township, has bought an So
acre tract in the east half Of 4-146-64.
He purposes to raise navy beans this |
sumner as the market is very tempt |
ing. This young man served eight |
years in the u. S. navy and was re-
leased from the marine corps in 1913
on account of injuries received in line
Of duty. ss......