Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-09

operative Creamery & Produce asso-
OF Minor.
Dickinson-A cash about two inches
long was torn in the face Of the little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Schmidt. while the child was playing
with the pet cat. The animal caught |
Its claw in the child's mouth.
observation-disclosures county's Red
Cross fund was boosted to the amount
OF 81 when w. B. Default, secretary
OF the organization, received a check
for that amount from the Farmers
club of Mount Pleasant. The money
was in the form of a premium check
from the Stutsman county fair and
the amount Of awards on
grain received by the farmers of that
club
ParshallAseveral brick structures,
costing In the aggregate 500, 900, will
replace the wooden buildings Destroy
cd in the recent fire, which incurred
a loss estimated at $50. 900.
Hettinger-More than $4,000 in
grain and stock sold from his farm
this year is the record made by r. T.
Walker. of Duck Creek township. Last
spring he marketed $1,000 worth Of
hogs.
Jamestown-word reaches here of
the drowning of Peter Rudnick, 26,
former jamestown boy, III, the, Missis-
ssippi river near Winona, Mimi, while
hunting. Louis Rudnick, father Of the
young man, lives here.
Fergus Falls, Minn.-Norhest Sta
richa, "A years old, son Of August
Staricha, a we'll known MillerVille
man, was accidentally shot while play-
ing with q companion when the latter
discharged a gun.
Enderlin-J. c. Burkholder, former
~ q member of the Enderlin division
NAnd who resigned his position with the
. about two months ago, was killed
IN a train wreck near Salt Lake City.
according to word reaching, r. Il. Cal
ohan. stockholders father lives in,
Iowa IND through Conductor Callahan
was advised of his sons death,
Bismarck-secretary ]. H. Calder.
nead ana Chief Clerk Harry Clough
OF the state railway commission are in
today -taking++evidence i'm
controversy over a grain ticket which
later will be adjusted by the board.
Observation-Disclosures nothing in pro-
|fessional CHANTING any more, states R.
#. Madison of Norfolk. Neb., a 20
year.old youth who stands Z 1-2 feet
In his stockings. maitland was hepe
this week with a moving picture at
traction for which he has the state
rights. He completed a high school
education at his home town two years
ago. in spite t9f the handicap Of size.
and he seems to be a normal. brafny
young man, There. isn't enough
money in the circus business. any
more to attract a real big man." said
young maitland. There's no reason
why a man who is a few inches, or a
foot or two. over the scale, should use
q freak. I don't find it hard to do"
BtsmRrck-The state board Of cleo
trician@, consisting of w. S. Hulet of
Minot, chairman: Andrew J.. Bentley
Of Grand Forks, L.. 8. Avis Of James,
town and State Fire Marshal H. L..
Reade Of Bismarck a. secretary, ex-
|amineda applicants for permits to
practice as licensed electricians under
= new state law at the commercial
club rooms Wednesday. The board
has held, examinations In Minot,
Grand Forks. Jamestown Fargo and
Bismarck, and no further meetings
will now hS held until the first Of he
new year. Licenses will be issued
SUCCESSFUL candidates about that date,
FarEo-The assistance of the Far
20 police has been asked to find Mel
win Cable Of Candy. Mimi, who ia
wanted in that village by his diving
brother. It is said that Cable work.
ed fora. Fargo contractor during the
earl part Of fall. His brother ia dy-
ing Of cancer.