Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-15
.Nubs Of NeWs
ThorwaldsE Iund Of Shelly, Minr.s
Died at Camp Dodges:Thursday from
pneumonia. The remains will be
TAKEN to Shelly for burial. f@

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taken to Shelly for burial.
superintendent Of schools N. A.
ThorSon Of Polk county is getting the
boys and girls of the COUNTY interest,"
ed in raising sugar beets. He has
received sugar beet seeds from the
government and Is giving Thesis out
for den1onstrational purposeAs
Anton Hickel, OF Ray. 81 years Of
age, woke up the other. morning stone.
blind. He went to bed h night be-
fore in HIS usual good health and
when, he awoke during the morning .
he asked that a lamp be 1T 9 II sIgas
light. He was taken to Minot the
next day, but specialists are unable
to do anything for him.
r. C. Upton. manager Of the Minot
Motor Sales Company arrived in New
York Wednesday. He has been In
Trance the last months erect
ing and demonstrating farm tractors
for the French government. Mr..
Upton spent several weeks in London
and while in France he made his
headquarters in Paris.
D. r. Green has sold the Sawyer
Pavlik has disposed Of his Carpio
and will leave shortly for Kalamazoo,
Mich, where a son Is residing. Mr..
Paviik has disposed of his Caruio
Free Press to H. E. johnson Of Dom
nybrook.
The Hillsboro Banner takes excep-
lions to statements Of q certain in
SsnlS,~1 90 <Le >~.nNN,sN - kh~ Mas
partisans, now soliciting stock for a
newspaper-to be established at Hills
boro. The salesman has made the
statement to prospective dupes that
the. Banner had een bought and
would be taken over shortly by the
league. The Banner says the man is
q liar.
Irish Carmody and John Burgess
are being held at Fairview charged
with a number Of robberies during
the winter. They were trailed. after
the robbery Of the Farmers store last
caught the loot was found in their
possession. 1t Is believed more men
are implicated.
The Flaxton fire department has
elected the following officers: H. w.
Warnke. chief; B. l.. Wilson. assist
ant chief; r. p. Town, chief engi-r
neer: c. B. Cockerrill. VIM. futile.
and J., P. Smith. assistant chiefs; T.
g. Thompson. chief Of the hose COM
pany; John Smith. chief of the hook
and ladder company, and r. H. Far
mer, secretary and treasurer. IS
A report is current that Rev. H.
NC Morklov u,hn u,ant firm, TIC ~ j1f0a
with the Second North Dakota regi-
ment to Camp Greene, S. c., when it
left the state last summer, and later
accompanied it to France in the ca
pactty Of its chaplain, is quite serious-
ly ill in one Of the overseas hospitals.
The directors of the Cavalier coun-
ty Railway Co., held a meeting re-
Gently and arranged for a townsite on
the Shelp farm. Mr.. ,Shelp donating
10 acres and deciding the balance to
elevators will be built and other
buildings erected for a store, bank,
etc. +.
The bodySf VIM. Ely was brought
to Mayville last week from Los An
geles. where it had been kept since
the accident in January. The funeral
was held on Tuesday. Mr.. Ely was
onenof Mayville's leading citizens and
was So years Of age.
Reports from Minot announce that
George Reishus will enter the CAM
patgn in his district for a seat in the
house Of representatives. He will
make the run on the republican tick
ct. Representative Reisfus opposed
certain league measures during the
extra session and will make the cam
paign in his district" decidedly inter-
esting.
Thursday was the frst day of the
thrift stamp drive in the Bemidji
schools and the teachers are very
much pleased over the splendid re-
suits. The Junior high school sub
scribed for $31S.S0 worth and the
subscribed for the SIS stamps.
A Ward county farmer. who didn't
realize just what he was feeding, wa,
noticed feeding a rather poor Grade
of wheat to his hogs and chickens. A
sample OF the wheat was secured and
a test showed that it was worth s1.eS
a bushel or within Z cents a bushel Of
No. Northern. Grain men say that
bran mixed will make as good feed a.
whole wheat and the difference in
value is SIS a ton.
John Dalrymnle, who purchased the
big Clark Dalryinple farm near Kelso
has named it Grandin No. 20 IT viii
be farmed this year under his super
vision. q large crew being sent from
Caaselto1 last week to commence
springs work.
AfteraAprtl Is. the town. along the
Wlidrosc ranch will get their mail
service out of stanley instead Of By
stage out OF Williston as heretofore.
Thcsc towns include Grenora. Zahl,
Appam. Alamo. Hanks and Stady.
The Fonpartisans held a meeting
IN this city Friday night. The at
tendance was small. only about if
teen reported as being In attendance.
Looks AS II the Nonpartisans in this
section were getting cold feet. says
tho Leeds News.
One nicc thing about running 4
uoNn'ry paper 70 that all the heavy
runn' In cut and dried for you. Thi.
IN very snvlnK, on grey matter IA we'll
- acting NJ a means OF preventing
u editors Of anv OF these sheets
from doing any thinking Of their own.
says tho lnkster Enterprise.
The right spirit was shown hr 4
lhdy IN Crystal township when the
Liberty Bond collectors came around.
a9Hs the Ctryatai Cali. She said. "We
hAve no boys 70 send to the army,
but. We can hkht this way" and she
tbek the family check hook and
wr6tn one for a good sun and told
tsr husband to double Il which 80