Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-06
FLICKER TALES

Owens, who runs
q rooming house, and returned Satur-
from Montana. was arrested on
his arrival here on the charge Of
bringing liquor into the statel He is
out on $500 bonds. His case will
come up on Tuesday.
Hettinger-Hettinger, Adams, Bow
man and Slope counties form a dis
trlct which is attempting to raise
their quota for the army m. Sem
ator II. p. Jacobson is district chair
England. chairman for Hettinger, and
Kew. Casperson. vice chairman. , The
other counties will name their chair
men this week and have everything in
readiness for the drive. which is set
for next week.
Dickinson-Deputy U. S. Marshal
Scott arrested Emil Keller of Almont,
last week, charged with attempted
mutiny and refusal Of d~ty in the
military and naval forces of the Unit
ed States. He was taken before Com
missioner Lanterman, who bound him
over to b next term of the United
States district our in the sum of 81
600, He>was released on bail:
Hettinser-rhe Mutschelkaaus fam
AAy Wills SOuAlSy HIS IL.
self by buying $40, 900 worth Of Lib
Ierty. bonds. The family, which lives
near Mott, is composed OF six children
besides the parents. and are Of Ger
Mott-Building is going on with a
rush at the new town OF .Coalbank. A
new three-story hotel is under con-
structign and several residences are
0ninU nm - Tho 'roinoe rri11 49,
about thirty men after this and an
average of 500 tons daily is expected.
The Cannon Bail Coal company owns
a t~hirteen-foot vein, which contains
over eight million tons of Ignite.
Mott-Miss Hupgerford ana John
Pew were injured in an automobile
accident south : Bently. the car
turning turtle. Miss Mungerford was
rendered unconscious and received in
ternal injuries Mi. Pew had but a
few bruises az a result Of the, acci-
dent. Both are recovering.
Stanley The new electric light
plant lie nearing completion and Man
ager Wheatiand expects to move in
this week.
Hankinson - The four Labucki
brothers, returning to their home at
Genesee. were pfnioped under their
machine when It turned over. They
were unable to extricate themselves
until assistance came from several
boys and members of q section crew.
Bowman meeting has has been
called for tomorrow night for the
purpose Of organizing a band We
have plenty OF talent and alsoya com
petent instructor in the person of
Obeft o. Olson, who recently moved
here from Scranton. j
sherbrooke-The sherbrooke Red
Cross made $3.50 last week by serving
meals. Court was in session and this
dies are high1ys gratiiied over their
success. and will from now on begin.
work in earnest.
Park River-Rdbert Bates. former
" Of Park River. was recently injured
by q falling TELEPHONE pole, while
,with2a crew building. a telephone line
near Leslie. Sask. One arm was
broken and his head injured. but no
serious consequences are anticipated.
Adams-F. W. Lovsstrcm. publish
er Of the Adams Standard, announces
that he has purchased the Fafrdale
Times and that eh hereafter will pub
lish both papers. -
lGrafton-M. J.. Caslrel. formerly,
cashier Of the Observation-Disclosures
bank, Grafton. has departed Tor ST,
Paul. where he has accepted a like
position with the Twin City State,
arafton-Andrew Rasmhssen. :
prominent farmer of St. Andrews
township. Walsh county. has moySd:
his family to Midtown, Wis., where
they expect to reside In the futuret
Mr.. RasmuSsen still retains his inter-
eats Az Walsh county q
Nschs--Nrr. ana Mrs: Joseph Morin.
Of NeEhe. left lAft Week ;foHIoosAn.
geles, where they VIII rssidS this
winter.
MISUNDERSTANDING state board az
CENTS hea electsds Helen =. CartetOn.s
now In ,fchay8epf the branch iihr{ryl
ut PcrJlAnA. r0ree to 6ucceed Mise,
srorence NcPhse IN charge 81 thesf-l
lrev evtenSion 5deuaetynsnt OF the.
suuhAic JthtASYscomrntrdo n,snuder Mrs.
N g. Ru6soWk. sserresayy. MtsstCsrle-
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