Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-19

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Rockford Monday while business men
and their employees participated in
the Liberty o drive. The day was
opened by the blowing of whistles.
Some time between Thursday even
ing and Monday morning sneak
thieves entered. the Hawley, Mimi.
high school building and stole about
$11 belnging to the Boy Scouts out
of the superintendent desk. The
money was part Of the Red Cross
crime.
The Consumers United Stores COM
pany will have a store in operation in
jamestown by June j. declared j. w.
B%rinton. the general manager Of the
company, at a meeting held in Or
lady hall. There are 400 or more
subscribers to the jamestown store,
and it is expected that this number
will be increased soon to 500.
Fire set to the sheep sheds on the
W. T.. Poe farm, neal Tower City, by
the sparks of a Northern Pacific en-
CINE, DESTROYED the structure and
about is head Of sheep. The loss to
Mr.. POI on the sheep was 5000.
Miss May BARLEY, daughter Of, Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. BARLEY Of Beach, n. D.,
former residents of Dickinson. N. d.,
has taken the VOW Of sisterhood at
the jamestown St. ,Joseph's academy,
together with rs other young women.
Forty priests n a large number Of
sisters were present. +,
A patriotic meeting, is scheduled to
be held at Blackwater on Sunday,
April p. The speaking program
contains such names as Rev, Eugene.
Father Roberts, Rev. Peterson, Supt.
McCurdy and Representative r. L.
Fraser.
Reports received from the Wibaux
district of eastern Montana state that
rain fell there for three days and
that OH Wednesday afternoon a snow
storm ragged. Moisture was badly
needed there.
Sixteen Cass county registrants or
dered to report for roll call on Sum
day. April IS. have secured their
transfer papers to other counties.
leaving a balance of. 81 to entrain
for Camp Dodge on the evening OF
Monday, April 20. Forty soldiers will
leave the county the, first week in
May under call No. 1873. these men
going to Fort Logan, Colo, instead OF
Des Moines. With Call No. 1873 filled,
Cass county will have sent a gross
quota of 535 select service men into
the military service
Max Mathews Of Turtle Lake, a
member o fthe 18th infantry, Amer
lean expeditionary forces. is one Of
the lucky North Dakotans. In a let
ter received by his mother, under date
Of Feb. "a. Mr.. Mathews soys he re-
ceived fourteen letters. one card
and two boxes the %dayjbefore yester-
day"
Twelve German grammars were
taken from the Litchville schoolhouse
and dumped into the toilet vaults
causing the discontinuance Of the
German classes. The one big question
among the students now 10. how they
are going to get credit for the nix
months time they have deYoted to tho
study Of the German language.
All that. could be gathered Of the
few remains Of Mrs. Elmer l.. SeAton,
who lost her life with her three small
children in the fire which destroyed
SACAI AOAAO HCuA VyAl0HtCEC tt5 l00b
week. were placed in a casket.. and
services for the four were held In the
Methodist Episcopal church. Inter.
! ment was made at Elk Creek. The
names Of the children were Lois, 8
years; William. 6 years. and Opal. I
years. The Seatons arrived in the
state last July.
Stanley H. Hedberg, Associated.
Press correspondent at Fargo was
advised Tuesday night OF the sudden
death of his father, John Hedherg.
killed In an automobile accident a.
= Chicago A0n1e time Tuesday, aftsD.
noon or evening. Particulars OF the
accident were not given.
An action brought from sFxfes TO
test the constitutionaltty Of North
IDAkota,s Dew actor the .rsgiStfati6ni
and licensing Of architects was argsi-:
led in supreme courtsMn1Ay mOfiina.
Murphy OF FArEolYepresontinegA1 an un-
named ARCHITECT, who had been ar.
rested for failure 10 spfocpre 4 license
from the state registration board.
"A service flaS has beens coripletad
by the women Of Pinkreo on which
VI starss.SrepresentiBG fhs ay0upe men
from Pfngreeg and vicinity Who are ii
the sersfce oss thsssBoysrniment. -Four
more - StomSbA SAdded ~ stft1 6oyr
who left fecentiys
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