Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-27
FLICKER TALES


Bowf1an-yThe street carnival held
In this city the. first art Of this week
was q great success and hundreds of
people attended. The carnival was
purely an. entertaining feature for the
purpose OF bringing a number OF peo-
pie to the city.
Fargo-yor the third year, Colonel
NJ. a. Hildreth, u. 8. attorney for
North Dakota, has been elected presi-
dent Of the council for the state. Of
the Ar1erican@B a association.
Fargo-Fargo's i~ncinerator does
ton received from city ofso,ais. The,
plant cost The city $500, and it is
claimed that because 1t took too
much wood to keep 1t burning. 1t has
been shut down for the past two
months. An investigation will be
made by d committee n 1t is posst-
BILE that the Arm that sold the plant
win be held responsible for its poor
service.
Lawton-The farm owned by Hem
Try Zimmerman was sold to NJ. D.
Butler OF Grand Forks. for a consid-
GRAFTON OF $4,000. Mr.. Zimmerman Is
one Of the pioneers In this section Of
the state. He will move his family to
Minnesota, and Mr.. Butler will take
possession, within three weeks.
Bismarck-A Sequisition from the
governor Of Illinois for the delivery
Of Arthur Noffke to authorities OF
that state, was acknowledged by Cow
ernor L. j. FRAZIER and the man will
be turned, over Noffke is charged
with robbery in Chicago and was ar
rested in New Rockford last week.
Mott-A two-day carnival will be
held In this city for the benefit of a
home band. The dates are set for
Friday and Saturday Of this week and
ATTRACTIONS Will be furnished by a
travelling. carnival company.
Leith--That this city will have
electric lights and power 10 now a GER
and. a contract let for the plant. The
officers Of the company plan to have
a plant that will take q OF the
needs OF the town for several years
and also be large enough. to operate q
number OF street lights. The officers
are: A. w. Patterson. president; G.
W. Gerhard, secretary and Clair Cor
nell, treasurer.
shkslds-Papers have been served
on Andrew Tuntland, o. r. Tuntland
and s.. e. Parkin by Sioux county off,
Gals, on complaint of II. A. Meixner,
charging them with. causing the re-
cent prairie fire in which the COM
plainant lost a large amount Of hay
the men will be held in Mandan dur
ing October. The complainant asks
$1,160.5O for his loss.
Mott-The fall term Of Hettinger
county court will on october
q. This is expected to be q long term
as the criminal calendar is the largest
in history Of the county. Aslarge mum
Der OF civil cases also are booked.
Nine applications for citizenship pa
| pers will come up at this time.
/. Brinsmade- Merchandise consist
ling, of knives, shoes, shirts and un-
derwear and jewelry. a~ggregating IN
value 5000, was carried off by bur
glars who entered the George Dickin-
son store.
Fargo-Judge Burleigh F. spalding
will preside and Norman B. Black
manager of the Fargo Forum, Will
sing at the meeting to be held Friday
evening of this, week at the First
Methodist church in behalf of nation
al prohibition The meeting VIII pc
addressed by Richmend P. Hobson,
famous temperance orator. :
Ja1nestown-According to President
B. H. Kroeze, Jamestown college will
be represented in football this year,
although no coach has been selected
Efor the eleven. It is probable that the
first practice will be held this week..
Bismarck-Deputy Sheriff Rollin
WEIGH left san Antonio, Tex, today
with Jack Bennett, a Bismarck citi-
zen wanted here for white slavery
and who was found to have enlisted
in the United States army.
Finley-A meeting of Steele county
promoters will be held October 2 for
the purpose OF organizing a Steele
county branch Of the North Dakota
immigration and Development asso.
citation. Ed. Horner Of Finley. and
fW. D. Cheshire of Luverne, are the
local committee in charge.