The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-09-28
In North Dakota

The waIz Bros. creamery at De-
troit was badly scorched by FIRE. 81
Ohio Harding, son of Mrs. Iva Hard
ing, Midway, has been wounded in
France and is recovering
ST.. Rasmussen, of Minot, has been
officially notified that his son, Pvt.
John Rasmussen, recently reported by
companions to have been killed. is
dead. II
Bishop Pierce, Pennsylvania. win
preside over the Free Methodist con-
ference at Jamestown this week. Z
Employees of the state asylum for
the insane at jamestown We're allot-
ed $4,000 in bonds, and bought $1,000
worth.
j. S. Rouzie, Jamestown, just home
from Boston, where a brother was III,
learned on arriving in Jamestown
that sister had died in Virginia.
Jacob Hager, 50 years old, Of Pin
gree, is knitting socks for the Red
Cross. 49,.
The supreme court decided in favor
of the plaintiff in the case of L. b..
Goss VS.. Ben Lindberg, coming from
Ward county. s''
The district court was affirmed by
the supreme court in the Mountrail
county case of L. B. Gagnon VS.. A. B.
Veum.
Soldiers at the North Dakota S. A.
II. G will be quartered in the top sloor
of the Hotel Dacotah, Grand Forks
200 men being accommodated there's
Clyde j. Bunnell, former Bismarck
travelling man, writing from on FRANCE srs zee
great need.
Considerable hay was destroyed
near Walcott when a prairie fire orig
mated from sparks from train. The
railroad will compensate the farmers.
Harvey L. Van Benschoten, former
" Of Mercer county, at one Tim, time
died at Portland, Mich. He was once
states attorney of Mercer county.
Tom Devaney, formerly of Bckelson,
N. D., was killed in action IN france.
He enlisted from BirS Island, Mimi.
Marian steffenson, IL years old. of
Braddock, Isl in a Bismarck hospital
of being hit on the head by falling
12-pound@sledge. .-
Peter Fish, Dickinson, recently
wounded, is on his way home losing
his right arm
Henry H. Kraemer, formerly of
Mandan, who went with the Mandan
company, has been killed in action.
w Nelson, of Agate, was nearly
drowned while hunting ducks.
A federal farm loan association has
been organized at Grand Forks.
Capt. Otto Gross, of Minot sent.
home from France several months
ago, has re-entered active service at
Hoboken, n. J..
Min. Lin Ii, a Chinaman who was a
student at the state university at
Grand Forks, has been eommissi oned
second lieutenant at Fort sheridan In
the national army.
500 and Great Northern officials met
at Minot in an effort to. reach an
agreement as to the merging of rail
service into single station, recently
ordered, but not yet effected.
Rev d. NJ Mcintosh. field mission
airy of the Presbyterian. church for
many years, has accepted the pastor
ate of the Knox Presbyterian church
at Sioux City, Ia
Leonard Poe, Williston, died at the
Great Lakes Naval Training station
of Spanish influenza, He was the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry j. Poe.
Mrs M H. Weeks. pioneer Bismarck
woman, died there. The remains were
sent to Grand Rapids, Wis.
DR.. n. NJ. MacLachIin, Bismarck, has
reported at New York for service in
the navy.
mrs. Helen Clemens, Bismarck,
with the adjutant generals Office, has
gone to New Rockford ILL.,, to testify
in court-nartlal against John Kos. Of
Ward county, held as q deserter.
Co. Aud r. A. Burton, of Richland
county, has issued notice urging all
people to list absent soldierseso they
may ballot.
William Boekholt. of Herman, Mimi,
is in a Wahpeton hospital with a frac-
tured jaw, the result Of a horses kick.
e. L. Britton, of Turtle Lake, was
killed IN 2 threshing machine acei-
dent.