Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-30
Nubs Of News-
Munich expects to have an electric
light plant in operation this fall.

Munich expects 10 have an electric
light plant in operation this fall.
Over 1000 gallons of gasoline was
destroyed at Langdon recently on ac-
count Of it's poor standard.
The Edinburgh Farmers elevator
picnic. which was held recently, net
ted $3.50 for the Red Cross.
DR.. Irwin Of Bantry, has enlisted
in the U. S. medical corps and left last
week for his place Of assignment.
On account Of the many head-on
collisions between Fords and cows. it
is proposed to equip the Fords with
coWcatchers.
McHEnry county threshers will meet
wages to be paid and charges for
threshing.
o. E. Andrews, the Cavalier dray
man, suffered a broken arm when his
auto truck overturned near the coulee
'sohthwestrof Olga. .
The grand .downpour Of rain. here
Thursday. says the Lawton .Republi-
can, is a guarantee of fine crops In
this district this season.
The Willow City Eagle is surely a
stand-patter. The editor says he has
supported every republican state tick
ct since 1887. and will do the same
this year.
--J.H.Kinney, cashier of the Kenmare
Farmers and Merchants bank, has re-
signed and has left for his former
home at Foley. where he will enter
business with his brother. :
That a rotten tree bringeth forth
only corrupt fruit, is emohstrated by
our contemporary. the editor of the
Gazette-News, says the Park River
Herald:
Should not wonder but that The
Herald is right. !
Alex, McKenzie's old lieutenant, Ed.
Patterson, was elected state commit
teeman by the. Nonpartisans. This
was done. Of course, for the purpose
against the politicians. says the Bot
tineau Farmers Advocate.
Ed. Patterson is slated to sue
coed Townley as dictator of the N.
p, league in North Dakota, in
case the latter takes up his per.
: manent residence in Minnesota
Patterson is already installed as
one of the campaign managers.
How do the farmers like it,
Bottineau Farmers Advocate.
And the story comes from Bis
smarck that HIP. Knappen, edi-
tor of the Palladium, will be Pat
terson's private secretary when
this gentleman Is elevated to the
Townley throne.
Governor, Fra7ier's oft ; repeated
protest against the newspapers that
charged our people with disloyalty,
set some people to thinking. What
made him feel the Urgent necessity of
repeating the protest? Hamlet said:
much Bottineau Farmers .Advo-
cate.
The North Dakota Independent has
been purchased by J.. K. Fairchild of
the Cavalier Chronicle. who will pub,
jish the paper in the future. The In
dependent was completely wiped out
in q recent fire at Hamilton and Edi-
tor Wood has gone into the general
"Cdl UUSlI1CSS III DdCkOO 4H.H4.H.
The new printing plant Of the Nc
Kenzie County Chronicle of Alexan-
der hal. arrived and It is expected that.
the paper will besprinted at home thin
week, after having been published
from the Schaferl Record ONCE. The
Chronicle wal. burned out ASfew weeks
ago in the disastrous Alexander fire.
when over 10000 business blocks and
buildings went UP In smoke.
We see nothing An the, Defence
Councils Moratorium resolution to
prevent Tovnley from collecting his
million dollars worth Of Coneumefs'
United Stores Co. notes and p~ost-dated
checks given him by the farmers Of
this state without value received. Il
is better. Npf course. to put the brakes
Lon legitimate business 80 as to give
Townley an opportunity to sobble in
what spare change the farmers may
have this fail.-Kenmare News.
We would like to, ask the Council
of Defense what they would consider
a person who refused to buy Liberty
bonds. refused to give anything to the
Red Cross, end says that one German
soldier cam whip four Or ave Amsri-
cans? oh yes-and incidentally
drawing a nice. salary. from the state
-an appointee of the g%overnor!i
We're not going to make any charges
especially until We ASCERTAIN more
clearly Whistler the council; would DC.