Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-20
Nubs of NeWs

A broom factory may locate in Be
midi. providing the promoters sell
enough stock.
Rev. Philip Mercer, formerly of
Northwood, is now pastor Of the Con-
gregational church at Berthold.
Raus Richie Of Carlisle. shipped !
LOO sheep to Bagley, Mimi, the 9TH
err day to be pastured for the sum-
mer.
The Glacier Park auto tour seems
to have been considerable of a frost,
several Of the papers along the route,
state.
Ramsey county had only 10 demo-
cratic votes in the late primaries-all
the rest Of them voted the Townley
republican ticket. K
It is reported that Tom Baker, for
merly Of Maza, near Churchs Ferry,
was killed recently in Montana in an
auto accident.
The Granville Chautauqua was not
a financial success-being short some-
thing around $50. Otherwise the af-
fair was considered entirely success
full. '
A party from Minot passed through
Granville Sunday at the rate of IS
miles an hour. The man was apprep
hended and donated $10.25 to the city
e%xchequer the mex morning.
pastor of the Presbyterian church of
LaMoure, has accepted a call to the
pastorate Of the Presbyterian church
at Laurinberg, North Carolina.
! count Of two and a half per cent on
| this side Of the line. This is mostly
caused by the balance Of trade, as
Canada is buying very heavily from
the United States.
Bemidji's potato flour plant is near
ing a reality. says the Pioneer. and
when it is considered. there is only
one potato flour plant in the United
States. it will mean that Bemidji will
have the second.
Lloyd Nyhus, son Of Banker H. J..
Nyhus, has returned to Edmore after
spending over a yea in the army as
sergeant In the quartermaster's de-
partment. having been discharged as
medically unfit for army service.
Out at Upham. a fellow by the
name OF p. Q. Peterson spent a very
pleasant evening: in the ]. NJ. Vats-
VOC apartments" recently. after one
OF Vatsvog's periodical trips to West
~. h next day Peterson went to
Towner and turned yer a couple of
bottles of we goods to the sheriff as
evidence agains. Vatsvog.
Private Henry J.. Miron Of Bath
gate. who enlisted in the Canadian
army about W. years ago, died re-
Gently in Scotland from pneumonia
He had served sixteen months in the
renches and was wounded twice
He was furloughed home Ia. Canada.
but died in Scotland on the wav over
Thief River Falls garage men will
comply with the order of the Mime
sofa safety commission and close
tneir garages on Sunday so far as the
sale OF gasoline Is concerned. The
garages will close every night at 6
O'CLOCK. except Saturday, when they
VIII be open till 10 o'clock. on Sum
q the storage rooms will be open
from to 9 in the forenoon and from
> TO ~ IN the evening, to accommo-
date those having cars stored.
That h vast peat 9 Of this
section will at M very distant day. be
converted into the most valuablA and
proouctive farms In the state, IL q
stronE possibility. say the Thief Riv-
er FAILS Times. Experiments carried
on oy the University of Minnesota. on
me 6erg farm In Golden Valley town
snip OF Marshall county, prove that
Win proper treatment, this class OF
SOL a be made to bear crops that
VIII put those in the shade raised on
Is now considered the more IA 1
vored soils. :
When the minister OF q Methodist
CONGREGATION in a little city like Penn
Otn1 ach to his congregation in
= knak U. 8. uniform. as did Rev.
q. n. Moore last Sunday evening.
men We begin to realize that war is
coming pretty close even "a fhia. the
halfway point between the va ereat
$780, ~ the Pioneer Express. We
are seetlng tossee that uniform pretty
S.sn ~. 9 q people who have
"a IA; 20 peaceful these many years-
~ y peaceful that pretty nearly
wanted TO abolish thes .uni- ,
st s .rSm sisht altogether, TOR fear
-m.snta inoite 5wArliko feelings
ssnNu,nHS Y boys. But there A. no
StSn, noW--And II mieht - very
MO.,s .o 2 anybody noW Who ever