Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-17

ElClo"FaL lC SCilAS-dIlIludi iSCIolh
of the Commercial club of this city.
the following men were named: o. NJ.
Greenland, president; A. p Knudson,
vice president; r. c.. Englestad, sec
rotary, and NJ. A. Gunderson, reasu
er.
Edinburg-A team of mules owned
by John Currie created some excite
ment here when they dashed down
the main street with a load Of lum-
Der. The driver was thrown from his
seat and badly injured and the lum-
Der was scattered he-full-length Of
the street -
r Rolla- A dispute between Abb
Omar, a Syrian. ad Peter Brunnelle
over the price of a load of poles led
to a personal encounter in which the
Syrian vas seriously injured when
Brunnelle, 1t is alleged. hit him with
a club. Brunnelle was arrested INC
Omar is in a Devils Lake hospital.
Aneta-Arthur Locken was badly
from a grade near this city and over
turned in the ditch. The car was a.
most a total wreck.
Esmond-Five young men OF this
city. George Hartley. Ed. Maddox
Rudolph Fuller, William Jeske and
Martin Richter enlisted mere in H.
company of the Second North Dakota
regiment, when a recruiting campaign
wa put on by Captain Crowford of
that company.
Deering-A permanent organization
of the McHenry county bankers was
effected here and the following are
the. officers of the organizations o. D.
LAGRANGE Of Deering, PRESIDENT A. L.
Lombard, Balfour, vice president; H.
H. Bergh, Towner, secretary, and NJ.
T. Thompson of Towner, treasurer.
Schafer-John Auran, a farmer liv-
ing eight miles from here, was struck
by lightning and knocked unconscious
as he was carrying a pail Of water to
his chickens. At the same time, Auran
was struck, lightning struck IN six
places in the vicinity, starting three
prairie fires and killing a calf owned
by Oscar Bake. q
Williston-At a meeting Of the d.
rectors OF the Bank Of Williston, G. D. |
Milloy was elected cashier; j. L. Rod
man, who has been cashier, will be
vice president of he institution.
y Carrington-After being fpinioned
under his automobile ror four hours
funtil aid came from a members Of q
passing automobile party, John Rau.
a we'll known farmer neark Sykeston,
was rushed to a hospital here in a
serious condition as the result Of his
injuries.
Park Observation-Disclosures and es-
TEEN of the, Walsh County Bar sasso-
citation and the benchIwere expressed
in resolution adopted and presented at
the opening of districts eeuEt1at Graf
ton toy Nels N. Rinde, who for eigh-
teen years has held the office of clerk
Of the district court. A large photo
graph of Mr.. Rinde will be procured
and placed in the court room
Halliday-In a recent heavy hail
storm, the crops Of Lars Langetter,
,Keil Glorwick. Knute loft, Anton
Geinstiner. John Sale and Frank FEE
gel were damaged to3a large extent.
Donnybrook-Herman Borneke was
seriously injured and may die as a re-
suit of being caught under the steer
Ing wheel of his automobile when the
machine turned over. A fiat tire is
said to have been the cause for the
accident.
against A. f. Nelson or Mayville,
charged with sodomy. has been trans
ferred from the district court1of Traill
county to the Cass county court
Fessenden - Conditions are not
right for the sale OF theSebalanee OF
h Wells county school, lands, ac-
cording to word from Commissioner
Frank s. Henry. He stated that the
school board took no action on the
proposition at the last meeting. and In
view of the present crop conditions,
the board thought 1t would not be
wise to consider he matter.
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