Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-06

Pisek-The annual meeting Of the
Bohemian Slavonic league was neld
here and was well attended. Music
for the occasion was furnished by the
Pisek band, and the meeting was a
success.
Rugby - The daughter of Lloyd
Guss, residing near Wolford, was in
jured when helping her father clean
out q grain drill. Her first finger on
the left hand was caught in the gears
of the machine and badly crushed.
Her hand also vas cut.
Williston-Fred Lawrence, clerk in
a local store, was arrested on a war
rant sworn out by G. Ellithorpe, juve-
nile court officer, on a charge Of in
volving a 1~4-year-old girl in the care
Of the Juvenile court. Bonds were
placed at $4,000, which the man was
unable to produce. His trial is set for
July 10.
Pisek-Business men Of this city
are planning an automobile trip to
several neighboring towns to take
place Saturday. The trip is for the
purpose Of getting acquainted. The
Pisek band will be taken.
Wyndmere-The Lutheran church
of this city held a Sunday school pic
mic for the children Of the church.
Rev. Thorson was in charge Of the
picnic and the children who attended
were well entertained.
Rugby-The annual Pierce Co. Fair
was held in this city July 2, 3 and A,
last day, July 4, Professor d. q. Ris-
tad of Red Wing, Mimi, gave a SPLEEN
did address. The stock show at the
fair was the best that has aver been
held in this section.
wil1iston-A. H. Hurley, arrested
on a charge, which a. preferred by
the parents Of a 11-year-old girl, en-
tered a plea Of guilty to a charge of
Judge Fisk in district court to 80 days
in the county jail.
Ant1er-Machinery has arrived and
has been put to work in the grading
of the road leading south from this
town. If this road, after being grad
ed, proves satisfactory, more roads
will be built in the same manne next
year.
Park River - The Midget Flour
mill, to be in operation in this city
this fall, is now under construction
and will be finished within a few
months.
Pisek-The flour mill In this town
will again be in operation this fall
Men are here making repairs ON the
machinery and will have the plant In
running order II
Upham-A large number Of people
from this town attended the Zebra
ton at Newburg and were royalty en-
t~ertained. The celebration was in the
form Of a market day. Ball games
were played between Omemee and
Westhope, which ended in a victor,
for Omemee.
Deering-Ralph orndorf was intur.
ed when he was knocked down by ar
automobile without lights, driven By
Thomas Loraas, hit him. Two wheel
passed over his body. and he was bad.
" cut about the. face, aside from be
ing badly bruised. /
Char1son-Mrs. .Mathea Peterson
who recently sold her land near Tabl
Butte. y p. is reported to have beer
Mont.
New Salem-The Dave Diets eleya,
tor which q been operated here fol
SOME time, has been sold to q farm.
era union, which viii operate a co.
operative institution In the future
There r about 60 farmers interest
cd IN the proposition.
Bowman-Frank Hilton, proprieto
OF me bowling alleys and pool hall Ii
this place, was adtudged insane anl
committed to, the state hospital a
Jamestown. Drinking Isl said to have
caused his present condition.
Minot-A number OF city ofYfciall
and others, Including n III. Bossard
DIR. A.. Carr, DR.. w. T.. New10e, q. Ia
Walker, w. 8. Shaw, r.. =. Lee ans
e. G. Main, made a trip down tn,
Mouse river for the purpose Of In
Investigating the amount of damag,
done by waves made by launches a
they pass UP and down the river
They viii make q report to the cit
commission.
Fargo - Commissioner or SWafer
works r.. b. Blakemore has receive,
word from the Northern States Pow
err CO. that representatives OF tn
lcompany will arrive in the city t
submit plans to- the city .commissio'
for the proposition OF electrifysng tn
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