Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-08
FLICKER TALES

Grafton, and a former we'll known
druggist of Milton and Grafton. now
deputy register of deeds of Walsh
county, who has three sons in the
army, has received word that each Of
his three boys have recently been pro-
NOTED. Fritz has been advanced from
second to first lieutenant. Clay from
sergeant to first lieutenant and Earl
from private to corporal. All three
Edinburg-Some one burglarized
Alfred Aos' garage and helped them
selves to several things belonging to
his auto. No clue has so far been
found indicating who the burglar is.
Minto-Daniel L. Fee, a former
Mimic boy, who moved to Lucky
Lake. Sask., some years ago. and two
years ago enlisted in the Canadian
army, was killed in action November
6. Mr. Fee was a non-commissioned
officer at the time and was slated for
a commission and a leave of absence.
) Munich-Ray Wilson has sold his
interests in the Munich Auto and Ma
chine company to A. Farrell of Lang
don, the change taking place this
week. "a
Souris-George Prefontaine. the q.
N. Section\ foreman, was seriously in
jured when his speeder left the track
of Roth. He sustained q broken
wrist and internal injuries. Several
weeks ago the speeder collided with
an automobile at a crossing west Of
town and since than has not been in
good working order:
Jamestown - The administration
building and the superintendent's res
idence. two of the new buildings
erected on the state insane hospital
grounds during the summer, are now
occupied. The dwelling. is entirely
separate from the other buildings.
The first floor Of the administration
and the other two floors for apart
ments for officers and other employees
Of the institution.
Ninot - The city commissioners
adopted q resolution this week de-
claring it necessary for the city to
open and grade Second street, north
east, from its present terminus at the
Great Northern r~ight-of-way through
the yards Of the Great Northern rail-
way across the river to Fourth ave-
nue.. II
Minot-Federal Food Administra-
tor E. F. Ladd of Fargo. will visit Mi
not within the next week or ten days
to talk over federal license matters
with the merchants and retail mer-
chants of this city.
Mandan-"watch me handle those
Averys when I get across" writes
Ludwig Tuft of this city. to r. C..
Robinson Of the French & WEIGH
Hardware Co. Of Bismarck. Tuft
says he belongs to the ordnance per-,
sonnet and that First Sergeant George,
formerly Of Bismarck. is
to give the men about two months of
auto schooling a IS soon as they land
in France. Tuft wrote from Camp
Mills, Mineola, N. Y. .
Minnewaukan - John J.. Manuel
pleaded guilty before Judge Comstock
in county court to blindpigging at
Lake. and received a sem
t~encetof ninety days in the county jail
and a fine Of $500. In lieu Of the
payment Of the fine the prisoner will
enjoy an extra Ave. days in the Jail.
Ninnewaukan-Two criminal and;
tWentv-seven civil asses are on the
calendar Of the next term of the dis
trict court. which will convene here
Monday. December TO-. The first
day win he devoted to the issuing Of
raturalizatsonE paperr and a patriotic
meeting will be held that evening.
Valley Citv-Members Of the fire
department have voted to ieive the en-
tir~ procekas Of their Thanksgiving
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