Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-17

states Attorney +. Q. sathre OF
coaAeS, Is a candidate for re-
Alser; Sparrow. who was a
ice sheriff four years ago,
sancmnced his candidacy for the
once> (,
Farmers in me pcl-amere. Sargent
>eGa,S district, have organized the
Farmers Live Stock assoc
The tc!lowins officers were
H, y. Foley, president: p. y
NJ. Granluni. VICE president: Martin
SECRETARY and treasurer: Ed. e.
Wanase-.
The Rugby c::y council declared :
EosN peigle elected alderman to !
succeed sarn,e- Alderman McTavish.
.hs ola members of the board
Min have 10 keen their feet down off
the Fahis and lsara AN entirely new
Sc; OF stories. Some Job.
The Fierce County Tribune. Rugby.
week issued a twenty-four page
Liberty I.aan number. The paper
was chack fall Of i mighty nice line
of adds and some well written timely
]. 4. Mcleod and ". 4. Witte. two
Dickinson Northern Passenger brake ,
man. were caught the other day win d
toe much liquor in their grips. ana
as a consequences we're immediately
p,a ced under arrest. They also lost
their jobs. /
opie Read. the famous American
author. Will he one of the attractions
at the Dickinson Chautauqua the
coming summer.
+ Thieves entered the athletic direc-
tors Office at the North Dakota Az
ricultural college recently and stole
IS hasehalls and four Louisville s.ug-
gers.
The season for stealing cars did no,
open at Fargo very auspiciously. Two
cars reported stolen Saturday night
were recovered sunday morning.
Word from France that
the body Of Matt Drew. Dickinson's
first war MARTYR. was buried near
,Toul and his grave marked for iden-
t fication.
Oscar Moxness Of jamestown.
striking a match to look n A gaso-
lime tank to see the amount OF gaso-
line. knows more about gasoline now
than he did before. He is now Ian
gushing in a hospital and will most
probably be forced to get along with
one eye hereafter.
About 20 farmer of the Stiles dis
trict have organized the Farmers FL
ievator ard Fuel Tho "a pi-
ifa1 u-oS fccH nj e10 nan or1 ,nol;co-
ton has heen made for a charter.
Julius Boehninr was elected presi-
dent. Roy Smith. vice president. and
Irwin Webster. secretary and treasur-
The call for refugee garments for
the Belgians has been answered by
the Red Lake. Mimi. county cha pier
of the Red Cross by a shipment Of
5S3' garments to the relief commits
sion at B~inghamton, y. Y. The Red
county fair to be held in August and
everyone is to be requested to lay
something aside for it. Women OF
Red Lake county. farms are to be
asked to each set a hen for the bene-
fit Of the society. which will hold a
chicken sale next fall.
Citizens of Barnesville. MINI, pre-
sented the city with a large service
flag. consisting OF ffty-three stars, in
honor Of the young men who are jim
cation exercises will be held on Me-
mortal day and until then the city
clerk has been officially appointed by
the city council as the temporary GUS
todian of the nag.
A fracture of the leg-was the only
injury sustained when a traction en-
CINE passed over Mat Becker. a
farmer. living. about seven miles south
Of Buffalo Springs. n. D. Becker
was working in the field when some.
he crowded Under the ira ctor to in.
vestigate. While beneath the ma.
chine it started.
German-Americans will meet at St
Anthony on Sunday. April FL. FOL
the purpose Of organization a branch
Hof the United States Of America 10y.
alists' association.
Il Dancing il doomed at Donnybrool
lat least for the period Of the war
. The young ladies of the city are Quit.
ting dancing cold and announce tina
"a party willsSbe held for every dane.
billed. They positively refuse II
dance while their brothers and sweet
hearts r fighting and dying fol
: them in the trenches in France.
A. +. Rorchert, better farming *
| pert for Stutsrnan county. has left 10,
Rochester, Mimi. to become count!
agent for Olmstead county.
It was too much for the ,Fessendel