Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-23
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Hasen-Judse "A. M. Christianson
OF q North Dakota supreme court
has been secured a. speaker Of the
day for q big celebration to be held
here July 4. Several other speakers
also will be present.
Bismarck-The county ~treasurers Of
North Dakota will meet this year At
Beach, July 10 and 20. The Beach
Chamber OF Commerce 10 making
plans for an automobile trip through
the Bad Lands Inc along tho Little
Missouri.
Petersburs-The Sons Of Norway
Will hold a picnic near this city Sun
day afternoon at Stump Lake. The
Petersburg band will furnish music
and ner Will be SINGING by tho Cons
OF Devils Lake will be the principal
speaker.
New Rockford-E. r. Davidson.
cashier Of the Farmers & Merchants'
bank. has accepted the appointment
OF temporary chairman Of the Eddy
county efficiency commission with ].
3. Cameron n Herman Olson an the
other members OF the body.
Fargo-Various branches Of the
Women's Christian Temperance union
IN the state are raising a fund for
the purchase Of a motor ambulance
to be sen to the battle front in France
as a e1ft from the national W.. C. T. u.
Linton-Alexander Deis, infant son
OF M. n Mrs. Robert Deis, farmers
rAAln1n1 man - 1HNt0~ v~A> A->,,-HA l.
the city SO badly scalded as a result
OF falling into a tub of boiling water
that he died a few hours after his ar
rival here.
Ryder-,Plans are progressing for q
new highway connecting Ryder and
Minot and giving more direct COM
munication between the reservation
and the Magic City.
Benedict-Farmers from miles
around Benedict motored in yesterday
for a rousfng good roads meeting at
to be in favor Of a constructive pro-
gram Of road Improvement. The
meeting vas called by Commissioner
Olaf LokensEaard.
Bismarck-An extensive program
has been prepared by Bismarck lodge
for celebration of the 200th an
niversary of modern Masonry on Sun
day afternoon, and the entire city has
been invited to attend. The principal
addresses will be delivered by Revs.
c. w. Hutcheson and Bruce jackson.
Jamestown-County Agent Bor-
ebert reports that loans aggregating
$4,000 have been secured to date
by h farm loan organisations in
Stutsman county. Members Of the or
g~antzations say that value Of the gov
eminent plan is strongly appealing
to all who have investigated the de-
tails.
wahpeton-wahpeton is going to
put on a Fourth of July celebration
this year which will eclipse anything
Of the kind yer held in this part of
the state. It Is going to be q real old
fashioned celebration with a big pic
mic on h island, games, races, good
speakers and a bowery dance. Han
kinson will send her ball team to try
and win the laurels from the fast
Wahpeton club.
New Rockford-The early old set
tiers picnic. dated for June 81, is
going Ito be a hummer" The New
Rockford band. regarded as one Of the
best organizations of the kind in the
state. will also be in attendance. Races
and ball games have been planned for
amusement attractions. -
Minot-Nine men charged with
violating the North Dakota ciearet law
been bound over to the district court.
The men, who are mostly poolroom
operators, are Dave Phillips. D. Nit
chell. Herb Bum, John Moore, J. H.
Peterson, Frank Hoey, Sam Loomis,
John Willis and r. H. K~astatchkef.
Minot-The summer session Of the
Minot normal school will open June
81 and continue for six weeks, CLOSING
August Z. This session is conducted
In cooperation with the counties in
the northwestern quarter Of the state,
including Botttneau. Burke. Divide,
McHenry, Mclean. Mountrail, Pierce,
Renville. Sheridan, Ward, Williame
and Wells counties.
Bathgate-The Pembina Bankers
association has been formed with F.
A. Argue of Hamilton, president; 8
E. Peterson, st. Thomas, vice presi.
dent; r. M. Carson, Bathgate. secre-
OA 0hS oAN o"oAA1 4lAOI "dkus
son Of Mountain and ]. B. Stong OF
Drayton directors.
Aneta-Aneta citizens not to the
pronunciation born are practicing or
"saetersdolaget' in order that they
may appropriately welcome the 500
delegates Of this prominent Scandi-
navian order who m expected to at
tend the annual reunion here next
Thursday and Friday.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. which have not
been cen in the vicinity Of Binford
since pioneer days, are reported in
the hills northwest Of town by Boyd
Knapp and q party Of friends who
while autoing ran into a herd Of the
animals.
Jamestown-Although Jamestown
city officials have announced that this
city will not celebrate Fourth Of July,
members Of the jamestown +Women'a
club and the Women's Relief Corps
have announced that q picnic will be
held at tho Klaus park. Games Of
all varieties, music and short speeches
will feature the observance. y
81. PORTRAIT FOR NORllAn.
Valley City, N. D.. June 23.-Coin-
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