Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-03
FLICKER TALES

Langdon-Morris Winter. a we'll
known young man of the city, has
been ordered by the government to-
report at the TT. Riley training camp
and will leave within the next few
days for that place.
Walhalla-H billiard Campbell left
here and at Grand Forks enlisted in
the United States army as an %electris
clan. He went to Duluth and from
there to st. Louis for final examina-
ton.
Hannah-A Commercial club meet
Ing was held In this city to discuss
plans for forming a club in this place.
The proposition is meeting with the
approval of h business mem of the
town and at the next meeting which
will be held this week, some definite
steps will be taken.
Leeds-The Leeds Pioneer ~associa-
ton held q big picnic in the Hanson
grove and an unusually large number
attended. This was the most success
full picnic ever held by the associa-
ton.
Hummelshine, the organization Of
the Red Cross chapter in this city
$1,160 has been raised. OF this
amount $3.50 was raised during the
Red Cross campaign.
Inkster - Seventeen automobiles
and a number of buggies were used
to carry the citizens of Belleville to
he school house, where an entertain
ment was given under the direction Of
Mrs. q. A. Hamilton, for the benefit
Of the Red Cross society. Forty dol
lars was taken in and turned over to
the chapter in this city.
Hillsboro - The adjourned June
term OF court for Trail county will be
held in this city beginning July IL.
Several criminal cases Of Importance
will be tried as well as several civil
cases.
Langdon-A patriotic send-on was
given Stewart Work, who for some
time past has been a bookkeeper in
the office of the Cavalier County Inn
provement company, as he left this
city for service of the United States
army.
Hannah-The seat on a speeder be-
came detached while the machine was
in action. letting the occupant, Hugh
McInnis, down on the ties. The man
was badly bruised.
Upham-When straw became en-
tangled in the Transmission Of his au-
tomobile, 8. A.. johnson lost his ma
chine and 800 worth of medicine, as
the motor was raced" to give it more
power. Sparks flew in all directions
and ignited the gasoline in the tank.
Park River-Drs. Cox, Ford and
Rumreich have completed a thorough
health survey Of Forest River and the
vicinity for the state board Of health.
Observation-Disclosures on the part Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Caldwell and
Mike Chumack, alleged slayer Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Caldwell, and Charles
lehman. charged with the Staying Of
Adolph Wetzstein, for changes Of
venue probably will result in the de-
laying of the trials, set for July 81,
until September.
Grafton-A. Cetnor, in district
court pleaded guilty to a charge of
attempting to destroy his home at
Mimic last January by depositing a
bundle OF dynamite sticks bound in
blazing rags in the +foundation of the
building. Peter Lizakowski, the ten
n OF the house, discovered the bum
die in time to scatter 1t and prevent
an explosion. /,
Lawton-Frank Rosinski has been
taken to Grafton to await trial,
charged with striking Mrs. Frank Ma
tejeck over the head with a shotgun
when the woman attempted to act as
a peacemaker between this man and
q neighbor..
New Salem-The David Deitz Ele-
vator here was taken over by the
Farmers Union of New Salem, COM
posed of so farmer stockholders.