Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-24
FLICKER TAXES

Cd q new automobile tire. Il consists
Of . numbSrfof aprinssE with rtistbs :
IN between to 40 away
with the noise Of the steel. The pat
ent y said 70 be feasible.
Nechs-Gottlisb Pede was arrest
and fined Sl2.o5 by Justice Watt
for allowing his children TO remain
away from school.
Edmore-Henry Roseth and HsnryI
Askelson returned from Minneapolis
the other day a were arrested here
for bringing liquor into the state.
whore they appeared before judge
Buttx. who after hearing tho testi-
mony suspended sentence in both
cases.
Devils LAke--The case Of the state
Of North Dakota against Earl Miller
from Doyon, Ii still holding the boards
the father OF the girl in the case, is
the complaining witness and a large
number. Of witnesses have been heard
by both sides.
Devils Lake-Attorney John F.
Cowan. who has been at the Mayo
Bros hospital 1t Rochester for about
vi O0y0o & 440a II w 46OAA0 q
operation. Nothing definite is SO far
known OF his condition.
Burlington-Charies Fuller who
has been using n from his we'll on
his farm: south of. Burlington, is pre-
pared to organize a company TO drill
for gas. Mr. Fullerton's well. al
cient gas for heating and lighting the
buildinR on his farm.
Minot-John K. Sween, who has
been cashier of the First Farmers
bank Of Minot for nearly a year, has
resigned. B..A. Blume, who has been
assistant cashier since the organiza-
to the position Of cashier.
Minot-Hjalmar Shirley, deputy
sheriff for a number of years, has re-
signed and Sheriff Nedreloe has ap-
pointed B. J. Anderson in his posi-
ton. Mr.. Anderson was formerly
county commissioner for Ward
caunty.
Noonan-Buried beneath an avail
anche Of coal in the Truax mine,
Richard Sunduuist, when dug out, was
found to have suffered no more severe
Injuries than a dislocated hip.
williston-Thomas B. Murphy will
again open a law Office in the city,
having severed his connection with
the Williams County State bank.
Fargo-Roy Russell. a drayman,
was arrested yesterday charged with
bootlegging. 1t is claimed that Rus
sell was caught in the act Of selling.
two pints of whisky. which he ha.
procured in Moorhead. .os
Fargo-Adolph johnson, a taxicab
driver, started an argument with a
policeman, when the latter arrested
him for speeding. He will now face
two charges in police court. ~,
Devils Lake-Ffre. believed to have
originated from the storage battery,
burned a roadster belonging to G. F.
Francis Of this city. The accident oc-
Cured near Sweetwater.
Fargo-Petitions circulated for the
recall of Police Commissioner Mills
from Office. seemingly have died by
the way side. The petitions have dis
appeared within the: last few days. the
atrculators failing 70 get . hearty re-
'D1 assa.s-45c,. {. Spouse, h.. arriv.
ed in the city from Forsythe to take
up the work Of trainmaster of the
Dakota division. He will have charge
Of the main line east and the north
and south branches and the Pingree-
Wilton line ~
Fargo-war activities with their
curtailments will not get in the path
of the Fargo Home Products show,
which will be held in January, 1918.
the decision being reached yesterday
at a meeting of the Fargo Manufac-
turers' association. t
McClusky-"We chased a sub for
two days, kept it under water, till II
had to come UP. and then we bagged
boy now serving on a United States
destroyer, in a letter to Mayor Tap
ley. He states that he enjoys the life
which appeals to any sportsman, and
Z that his boa has accounted for q fatl
number of "baby-killers." :
Linton-A. ]. Jangula, a son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. 1. Jangula OF Linton, and
Miss Anne E. Mowry. a daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Mowry. former
Emmons county citizens nov residing
at Lennon. S. D., were united N
marriage at st. Anthony's church
here by Rev. Father Strand Of Bis
marck. The popular young coupe
will, make their home at Bismarck
where the groom Is we'll established.
Linton-Mrs.. A. r. Corwin is chair
man, Miss Frances Petrie secretary
> and Miss Hauge treasurer of the Lin
ton Red Gross chapter organized herr
!, through the efforts of Mrs. Pc Rem
.. ington of Bismarck, district chairman
1.-THE ladies are meeting every after
. noon at the Hogue garage and ar
: making excellent progress with thetl
knitting. "a
|, Fargo-Woman yesterday made an
other inroad on the rights of man
when Mrs. Eme Tucker applied to tn
. city commission for e license to oper
: ate q taxi.
Farxorone of the big features II
N connection with the Shrine ceremonf
. al which opened here today will b
, the banquet Of the past potentates
!. many from northwest temples. to o!
: held In. the Gardner hotel at 6 o'ctocl
this evening. {
LanRdon-The financing of tn
railyyay at MAZDA will be the chic
topic Of the Westhope. Farmers Gu
at its meeting today. Manager Shel
reports having been ! to get som
rails and II the weather should con
+ tinue to hold good may have the spu
Q t,lfne completed and In operation o