Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-14
North Dakota News
badly crushed ana chewed that am
putahon was necessary. Y "

" AAS Ny ,JO0 Sk0DtAAs WnO'
was hunting atA the time. shestak
saw q number Of wild geese on the
lake. As the birds ross he shot, and
brought down one. He recovered 10
and discovered II was 4 pure white
SWAMI The bird weighed "a pounds
+, Dickinsen-Many funny situations.
are created by ,simple eliminations. Of
letters to signs o. additions OF letters
to signs, but the wit who made the
No Parking" sign in front Of the.
ably knew what he was about all
right Not only did he have the right
objective In mind, but his work has
created considerable amusement.
Belield-st. Joseph's church, To-
cated near Gorham, and which was;
burned to the ground some two weeks
ago. will be rebuilt. 1t is planned to.
build an edffice costing about $1b,-
O00. Insurance to the amount OF ST.
goo, was carried on the old struc-
Belfeld-The house and contents
on a famous J. +. McCptchan ranch
on Bun Creek, 10 miles southeast OF
here. were burned to the ground.
Bismarok-Governor<fynn T. Frax-
Ter has not yet announced q successor
to Robert 8. Lewis, chairman OF the
North Dakota state board Of control,
who resigned. His retirement gives
the Nonpartisan administration con-
troll Of the penal and the charitable
Of the state. !.
Fargo-Recruiting in North. Dako-
jta's great silent fighting army for the
conservation Of food viii be kept open
another two weeks or until between
S 1000 and $4,000 food pledges have
been received at the state food adj
sand housewives have enlisted from.
this state and latest advices from the
federal department state that the
United States food army still needs
millions Of recruits.
Fargo-In relating her experiences
as q witness to the destruction of
four zeppelins' yer London and
graphically picturing the city under
Are, Miss Maude Hayes Of the Moor
head school faculty made the asser-
ton before q large audience here that
more damage has been wrought, both
civil and military. and more lives lost,
in the German air raids on London
than reported. German brutality,
carried to its climax in the rain Of
death upon peaceful civilians was pic
bombs destroyed a school, killing over
so children.
Valley City-The annual meeting
Of the Barnes County Pioneer club
will be held at the Company g ar
mory at Valley City on Friday after
noon and evening, November 16.
This meeting is not only for old set
tiers but it is for every one Interested.
mence at 3 p. M, and J..F. T. O'Con-
nor of Grand Forks. will make the
address Of the afternoon. "A musical
program will be rendered and the
afternoon meeting will conclude with
the election Of officers for the ensu-
ing. year. in
ed By Judge "A. =. Cole Of the Cass
county district court in the case of
Charles r. Meyers against Mrs. Amy
Meyers, grants an absolute divorce
and gives the cutsody of>the5 2-year-
old, child. Inez Marie, Ste 1.-The mother,
and also provides for q monthly al
[lowance from Mr.. Meyers for the
child's support. The court also al
lows Mrs. Meyers court costs and
A000S y. Et.E- HGssL. Uf 'rHa. KS So -
Barnesvilley Minn.-"Buddy'' jan
ecky, the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. q.
"A. Janecky, druggist of this city, run
over by an, automobile last Friday
afternoon, Is recovering from his In
juries. which proved less serious than
at first ~conjectured.
observation-disclosures, who Is expect
al IN n1av an nnorfa nj M RI in the
world war, played an important role
in a marriage ceremony here-and
saved the day. When Cecil Roy Bak-
er was about to place the ring on his
bride. Miss Ruth Hogue, c%onsterna-
ton sat heavy upon the faces of the
guests when he roamed through his
pockets for the little~gold band. Then
ring from her W finger where It
had been ever since the groom had
been practicing that feature of the
ceremony.
Bismarck w. Thomas, assistant
State engineer, is at Garrison today
inspecting a dam over the Garrison
creek erected by j. r. Burne in car
rying out "a new irrigation project.
acknowledgements Frazier has
appointed A. G. Crane. president fof
the Minot normal, now taking post
graduate work at Columbia, q dele
gate to the national meeting for the
evolution Of food gardens Of America
for permanent service, to be held at
Pittsburgh, Pa. on December so. In
asmuch as President Crane Is already
in, the east, it is anticipated he will
attend.
Il, is easy to see that a religion that
lis kaiserMictated and ate-controlled
putt me" before "und Colt" !
The ~TaRliamento river does not
much over the statistical yard wide.