Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-31
North pakota's Gfeatesfsa,
Classified Section ].

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prdway and Albert. L%anternan. At !
Ithd99Evert LantermAn place d valuabls s
watch belonging to Mrs. Lanterman
was taken and about 81 In cash A..
small watch and abohtts5 waa taken I
from the other Lanterlnan place. ssasids 1
a. box of cigars and a $2S .sttckpinS
from the Ordway home. .ssx
Ryder>-The new school 3bo,Ise ain
the Wright district was completed
last week. and on Monday will be
opened to the children for the first
time. The building cost $4,000. Four
buses will he used in carrying the
children to and from school.
Ryder-An organization Of -Four
Minute Men has been formed in
this city. with II. L. Mielke as chair
man. The first work OF the membe.s
of the new organization Will he the
discussion of war savings certificates {
during h second week i'll January.
LaMoure-Walter Thomas Mills. -
famous author. lecturer and promi-,4
nent authority on political ecOnpmy, d
and for years identified with the pro-
hibition movement. will speak In ,.La-it
Moure on Jan. Z. ,3s. s.
Discrimination L.ockhart, a.
Casselton young man who was on the y.
Antilles when she was torpedoed -
some time ago and was rescued, has .
been taken from England to New
Of the exposure he experienced, ac- -
cording to word received here from y
Lockhart during the holidays.
Wimbledom-Mrs. John H. Gibson. I
one Of Wimbledon's oldest and best 8
known residents. passed away Friday i.
morning. She was not feeling we'll
called Friday morning, but she was
then resting easily. A little later,
when some one entered her room, she
was found dead. The funeral was
held from the Presbyterian church
Monday. ..r.,
Wahpeton-E. S. Cameron, editor
and publisher Of the Wahpeton Times,
announces in this weeks Issue that
he has severed his connection with the
paper and that it will hereafter be
conducted by w. S. Hurley. =
Devils Lake-The farm home Of
Thos. O'Brien Of Cato township was
burned tothe ground Christmas after
noon. The fire started from the
kitchen range and before it was dis
ISoVcAou ~ lou eolICO. uch 1o0UWdy
that it was beyond control Some of
the household goods in the first story
was saved. but everything upstairs
burned.
Devils Lake-The Daughters Of Isa-
bella at their regular meeting elected
the following officers for the coming
year: Grand regent. Mrs. l.. O'Hearn:
vice grand regent, Miss Emma Rior-
dan; prophecies. Mrs. ]. Kabeary:
historian, Mrs. D.. G.. Rapp; financial
secretary, Miss Frances Cowan; treas
urer, Mrs. j. NJ. Kelly; sentinel. Miss
Nell Moran: monitor. Mrs. f.. +. Flynn:
%organist. Mrs. ]. A. Moran: trustees,
Mesdames, Jos. Kramer and T.. o.
Dilling.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, l.. c.. AL
brecht is president, DR.. H. NJ. Pressler,
vice president and F. j. Funke is sec.
rotary and treasurer OF the new War
Aid and Relief league organized here.
The purpos of the league is to take
full charge of all patriotic work, es-
pecially Rec Cross drives, the Y. NJ. !
c. A. fund, etc.
Surrey.-A reward is being offered
for the apprehension of the parties
who entered the Timroth store in this
town last week and stole a quantity
% goods.