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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07
OIL MARKEr QUOTATIONS.
To Whom credit
Is Due.

The man who produces oil these
days is entitled to Just as much ana
little more credit than the man
who holds down a sob AZ q dollar a
year In Washington. or builds mnni-
ton plants or anything else thhl
goes TO help win the war.
As the numerous new ships arc
launched, each and every one must
have a plentiful supply OF fuel oil In
addition To the great amount OF
lubricant that It carries when pat IN
commission. without oil II would
be as helpless as Il ship without "A
ruddcr or an atrplanc without an
engine
The airplnues are doing the deadly
execution these days and chch one
must have oil fSS lubricant rs woll
as gasoline to run H. They are being
built In grent numbers and now that
the manufacturers nre started they
are being turned out with the
greatest regularity.
The factories engaged In all the
war work are also bound 10 need a
pile OF oil and, although oyery man
in tho oil business is doing his best
and doing 1t willingly and doiug II
without any urging whatever, from
anybody, the demand Is bound to IN
crease.
Az was pointed out in an editorial
In the Oh. Paint and Drug Reporter.
the supply Is Keeping ahead up TO
now and the country Is well sup
piled with storage oil, bpt there Is
credit due the man who drllls Just
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07
Tho Federal Trades Commission Re.
port

The federal trades commission ls
much exercised on account Of big
profits being made By refiners and
II In to laugh when one takes into
consideration the hard shedding that
many. Uf the larger independent re-
flncrs are having these days.
Within radius Of fifty miles OF
Tulsa there are at least nlno rofln-
cries shut down on account OF the
exceedingly marrow margin OF profit
and the federal trades commit ission
should come to Oklahoma and take
n look around
At that no one Will complain II the
above commissions report In not taxi
en- any more seriously chan has been
tho control exercised by the state OF
Oklahoma. Our own corporation
commission has held back and 10
atlll holding back somo oil develop
ment by the fool regulations promul-
gated but has recognized tho fact
that we are at war and that oil Is
the most. needed of all commodities.
The national commission should do
likewise.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07

the same and here is partial list
OF those who are drilling I'm tho mid
continent. II Is 70 impcrfool as 10
excite suspicion Of fly0uuam but
anyone con take the next monthly
OH report Of any Of the magazines
that have one ana pcru-o same
counting 1t as "A roll Of honor.
The Carter on company B run.
ming rs strings Of tools and has h..
cations ana rigs up f0r IL total ~ 100,
Grant StcDbfns, is running n
strings which ia certainly fuc
showing as hl7 acreage does not
! begin 10 compare with lltt h'ld hy
The Carter people, Uud hc is up"rtl-
/ ing with his own money
{ Tine WlIuI tIl ,1FYBHuu Iutu ID fpItl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07
In MnnrlLn rmritnrY.

,,.,,,.,,. ~ 49,, nm
H''''NN' 'NJ
feet OF BhAie has been passed through
by the Penn -Kcll-Wat OH company.
lrrtt,.,,. s,,,. ,..t,,.. ,,.,,o.-, - ,y,,,-
f'hh' ana inc formation no" '7
mixture uf blue and brown, at about
ggO feet The EcarcIty Of oil field
.,..,., A.. .t. a,.-.....,-..,,., o.,
','''''' ''t' 80 ""'''' 1'''''''''' ''
lllA test '"I' 'l'h, 'uhfhlhA pitA'-
gent. Nt the com pdhy' sthr'he I"I
over Ten ddyS iof an nhaertedm'i
Y" use IN lhc h"Ie betore ne iouhd
one thht was aYaiIhbIe, lie ''sI"N-
'Itd mat nearby ueIdS nave SEM
pIhciIcalIy every spare uhdsfIeam'r'
"s wen hs othcr looIS, "a ranger
HHp "'her de'eIoP'hb 'ehi'Is ~
'Nas
"WplfiIon OF ihe wen or ih'
"Au,"nt vi company OF NhuTi Il
j" "h'' j" no" KNOWN ha norm.
SHOWS 'ue wen 10 nave pI"u H.'i",'
Y' "boul 20 onatrcl7 ""'Iy a' Dl,Vu'
|r.., \ Gnrsica,a an u,,t ts EnouI
us the Sandu.lcb fafm. Tho compan,
bas block Of 2.G2O acres IN tha
. vicinity 1t ls testing another bloch
Of 5000 acres ~ Miles northwest ot
/ rors!cana where formations look at
Iir1ctiye. A contract was AWARDED
Monday by Secretary Frank Beau
man for drilling wells on both tracts
This was authorized by meeting o
the board Of directors held here las
/ Friday.
we found at Corsicana scctlor
of country that for some reason
seems to have been overlooked by
OIL men" says vice President JOht
Vcrtreos. Men there expressed
surprise at tho discovery. It's the
way OF OIL. We Oanhomans go Il
Texas 10 find II and Texans come tc
Oklahoma to find .it. We found 4
good flow Of gas; witch will be con.
served. We are buying a tank I,
take care OF the oil until cunnec
ton la made with tho pipe line whicl
is only a half mile away"
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CF;MENT--Tae Caddo OF corn.
pnny ia still fishing at $50 feet 10.
hi, -, tho uo,,o f,r,,, 3, TIM ,cp.
'cr oi t'lo sou'h"'S' OF 'he nos III
east OF 36-6n-l0w.
The Fortuna Is spudding the wei
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07

Perdclwitz farm in the northwest
corner Of the northeast OF 3l-4n-llw.
The Chandler Creek OIL company
is shut down at 2,4O5 feet on the
bowman farm in the northwest rCr.
nor Of 7-4n-llw
The Monroe Prospect company is
shut down at 500 feet on the Con.
ner farm In the southeast corner
Of the northwest Of lB-In-9w.
BAILEY Langston on & Gas
Co ls shut down at 200 feet on tho
Mllwell farm In the southeast COG,
ner Of the northeast OF the southeast
| OF 32-3n-Gw.
The Santa Fe is pulling pipe to
drill the Lindsey well IN the south -
| west corner Of the southeast OF 35-
/ 3n-Jw deeper It Is now down
! l,475 feet.
| OKMCLGEE The Alexander
] md 'I.tTt ItHar.tuta I.y#. ,,,.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07

and tools in for No on the Charley
iraysou farm in the northwest cor
ner Of the southeast Of 7-l8-12.
The Iowa on company has rig
up for No. on the W. /. McGee
farm in the southw est corner OF the
southeast II S-l3-l2.
HASKELL -- The National Oh
company has shot It's No. 9 on the
Anderson farm in the center OF the
south line Of the Uortheast of the
southeast OF 3s-lG.l4 and It is a 90
barrel well at l,2C2 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07

BROKEN AKItON-Jake Bear
man and others have shot No. . on
the Beaver farm In tho center " the
northeast OF the southeast OF IL
1914 and is Il 4O-Earrcl well at
1872 feet
Reynolds & Brown have plugged
the Haikcy No. ! in the southeast
corner Of 31-l8-lt at total depth
Uf l.G4O feet
Webster and others No. 8 on the
Tiger farm In the center Of the
northwest ~ the northeast Of 10
1915 Is dry and plugged at 1925
feb
The Gypsy is drilling at $50 feet
on the Bolen farm in the southeast
corner Of the southwest OF lS-lS-l4,
The Producers a Refiners corpor1
alton No. on the Ceascr farm In
tho northeast corner OF tho south
east of i6-1S-1i Is drilling at l,475
fGet.
In tho center Of the west line OF
the northwest OF the northeast ot
33-IS-lJ the Petrol oil company Is
fishing at l,24O feet on the No 4
Simmons farm
Webster and others are down 600
feet on the NJ. Barnett No. | In the
southwest corner OF the northwest OF
6-lS-15,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07

OKMCLGEE - The Alexander
and Tt'rr interests have a rig uL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07

Webster and others are down 600
feet on the NJ Barnett No In the
southwest corner OF the northwest OF
S-lS-15,
FREDERICK. p. Evans Is
drilling at 1.125 feet on the Young
farm In the southeast corner OF the
northeast OF 1l-2s-15w.
The Carter on the Gilbert farm
In the southeast corner Of the north
west OF the southeast of 80 2s-liw is
fishing at 1920 foot.
The Pulaski test on the Noyle
farm In the northwest corner OF the
southeast of 32-ls-15w IS drilling
at 1850 feet.
The Webb, Moss and others No
/ ON the ltrausc farm In the south.
east corner OF the northwest OF ID
ls-15w is shut down at l,l00 feet
with IA bit in the mole.
ALLEN - strawu, McCann and
othcts haye made n location on the
John Alexander farm, In tho south
east corner Of the southwest Of the
northwest of the northeast OF a.
Us.
Tha F8mnokla OH company Is
drilling at 7O5 feet on the l.. Harjo
10 10 in the southeast corner Of the
northwest OF 26-5-S.
Same company Is rigging up on
tho Jackson No. 2 in tho southwest
corner Of the southeast Of 2l-5-S.
The, X. G. on company has rig
mp for Case No, 6 in the northwest
OF the northeast OF 27-5-S. 50 No. IL
is rigging up.
LEONARD-The rig Is in for Ar
dzzone & Branden's No. on the
Steil farm In the center OF the north
line Of the southeast Of the southeast
OF 21-l7-l4.
The New York oil Co. Is building
n rig In the center OF the west line
Of the northeast OF 25-l7-lA tor No
0 on the Gibson farm.
The Mountain state oil Company
has n rig in for its No. 2. +. Brown
farm in the center of the south line OF
the southeast of 27-1S-9.
The Wolverine No. on the r.
Brown farm in the northwest corner
Of the northeast OF the northwest Of
S4-1S-19 Is a rig.
CUSHING-The Sinclair No. on
the blackwell farm in the southwest
corner OF the northwest Of the south
west Of 2S.lS-T is a rig building.
Shaffer has tools In for his NJ.
unrio No. / In tho northwest corner
of the southwest OF the southwest
OF 24-lS-7.
The Prairie has rig up for No.
z on the T. Wacoche farm in the
southwest corner OF the northwest Of
21-1S-7.
In the northwest corner OF the
southwest Of the southwest OF 3-lS-7
the winand OH co. Is building a rig
for No. 1, Il. Wilson farm.
SOUTH or KENDALTr-The
Shaffer Brothers No { on the J. Cox
farm in tho northeast corner OF the
southeast Of tho northeast of IL
l9-12 IS 15-barrol well after shot
at l.9l4 feet.
Crosbe and others No. 6 on the
s Bell farm in the center OF the
southwest OF the southwest OF O.
1913 Is drilling at ESQ feet.
B c.. Goble Is shut down after
rigging up the Brown No / IN the
southwest corner ~ the northeast OF
the southeast OF 29-19-l3
DUNCAN-The Ranola on com
pany is drilling at 1875 feet on tho
Quoyuau farm In the southwest cor ,
ncr Of 14-1s-9w.
Ou-the Johnson farm in the north
east corner OF the southwest of the
southwest OF l-l-9w, the Johnson
and others No. / is shut down at
$500 feet for repairs.
The Erisspy test on the Markham |
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-07

ILETCHER--Jones and others
are shut down at 2,1Oo feet on the
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02
jim. KELLYBACK
FROM BISMARCK
Attended Meeting Of Patri.
otto Societies Held by
Council of Defense.

j. Nelson Kelly. superintendent of
the city schools. returned this morn
ing from Bismarck where he attend
led the meeting of war workers and
representatives of loyalty organiza-
lions in the state. held by the council
of defense, last Monday and Tuesday.
The council brought in for this &C.
casion Premier Crawford Vaughan of
South Australia, DR.. Thomas Moran of
Purdue university, a member of the
council and many other widely known
men who gave very fine speeches.
A large number of members of the
Home Guard from all. over the state
were present and were addressed by
General Amasa p. Peake, first colonel
Of the Fighting First" regiment of
the national guards. Capt. s. j. Boyd
Of Mott also addressed the men.
At a great overflow meeting, which
was held in the Auditorium, Charles
Edward Russell, a writer and lecturer
Of note. took unpatriotic senators to
task for not backing up the admins
tration, and arraigned BILL Stone OF
and La Toilette of Wilhelmstrassee'
as we'll as Senator Gronna Of North
| Dakota before the audience in most
scathing- terms.
After the addresses, the committees
met and arranged for meetings to be
held in each of the counties.
Mr.. Kelly stated that the meeting
was the greatest success he had ever
seen; all Of the meetings taxed the
halls capacity, and patriotism ran
high at all times.
Mr.. Kelly is chairman Of the educa.
tional division of the state council OF
defense. -.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FOREc1oS-
rRY aAFF

Notice is hereby given that that GER
tai? mortgage given by ole O: [ystad
and signa Rystad. his wife. and Bertha
dated the 18th day Of November. 1901,
ana filed fer record in the Office Of the =
IN the 10Th dav Of November. 1914. ana
recorded in book So Of Mortgages on
signed BY said mortgagee 10 the Aetna
Life Insurance, comrany. will be fore
closed by sale of tue prem IS n such
county OF M Forks, and state Of
North Dakota. at the hour of 1000
o'r,ock a. m. on the 18th Day Of April.
src', mortgage on the day. of sale.
/, Tho premises described in such mort
na &c and which will be sold to satisfy
TIE rh sa"s So are asScr nnsr, eS fo OF o ,xect,on
seventeen d7), the southeast auar.sr 81
tive southeast quarter Of Section Eisht
81. the lots numbered two e! end
part Of the lot numbered one % in
"ec,icn nine 49, described as follows:
Eerinnine at a, roint forty 900 rods
ticn Of the Rtd River Of the North,
therce down end along the hanks of
t se'ra s'Tf us sc i rs n'e snS tsq = e, ' 81 s .,ns
section. thence south TO pla& or begin.
ming. all being y. township one hundred
and Afty-two C52) of range fifty 1907
end containing in all two hundred and
sixty-hve (3s5p acres. situate in Grand
Forks COUNTY and state Of North Dakota.
There will he u on such mortgage
1T the date OF sale. the sum Of Four
Thousand Eight. undre Seventy-ive
Dollars and ninety-two cents i$4S75.S2)
end in addition thereto there will be
due the costs and disbursements Of this
foreclosure allowed by law.
I Dated February card. 1918.
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Assignee of Mortgage.
Attorney for Said Assignee,
Office n postoffice address,
No. Z, Broadway,
FARGO. North Dakota
II. G. GILBERT OF Counsel.
Mar. 2-s-16-23-so. Apr. 81
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02
MASSEE WINNER
in DECLAMAT0RY
Bemidji Contestant Won
First Place in Girls
Division.

First place in the boys division Of
the declamatory contest held at the
Central school last night was won by
Edgar A.. Massee OF Fast Grand
Forks. Welcome Mcneil of Park
Rapids won the second place.
MISS Carrie Brown of Benidji won
first and Miss Catherine Mulvey OF
Stephen won second in the girls divi-
sion.
The -four students who won the
first places will participate in the
final state contest which will be held
at Minneapolis.
The contest last night was open. to
all schools in the northwestern part
of the state, the speakers having been
selected from various preliminary
contests. The contestant from Per-
ham high school did not appear.
The program asst night was as fol-
lows: Boys division. Edgar A. Mas
see, East Grand Forks. "Spartacus to
the Gladiators": Welcome Mcneil
Park Rapids. why We Are at War;:
Stewart Tuttle. Warroad, 1.-The Star
%spangied Banner" Girls division.
Carrie Brown. Eenidii. "Cigarette's
Ride: Catherine Mnlvey, stephen.
1.-THE Fiddle Told; Eva Orrock, Fra
zee, The Last Word: Helen Waag,
I,oscau. The Boy Who Was Afraid
OF DYING,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02
fIenrionnet Does Not
Recall The Shooting
Plea OF Insanity May Be Used Tor De-
fcnsc OF Man Involved in kill-
ing ut kcnlidii.

Eemidji. Mimi, March o.--Rollant
Henrionnct. on the witness stand this
morning, charged with murder, de-
clarcd that he> remembers nothing
that happened from the time Oscar
Nelson pushed him against the stair
way leading TO the upstairs Of the
Northern NATIONAL. bank. until the
tirne he was taken to the police sta
ton.
Henrionret says that he does not
remember shooting or going to the
hotel and says that be has a faint
recollection Of seeing q lot OF faces
staring at him. 1t is believed that q
pea Of insanity will be used for the
defense.
: Witnesses in the case have all been
examined and no rebuttal offered.
County Attorney Graham NJ. Torrance
will make the argument for the state
this afternoon, followed by the plea
Of +. r. Mcdonald for Henr.onnet.
The case will probably go to the
jury tonight.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02
NEW THIRD GRADE
TEACHER SECURED
Miss Dora Wurden Has Accepted po-
sftion Left Vacant by Resignation
of Miss Olive Stuart.

I Miss Dora wurden Of Fisher, Mimi,
has accepted the position of teacher
in the third grade of the public
schools n will take up her new
work Monday. The position was left
signed in order to accept a position in
Washington, D. C.
Miss Wurden has been engaged for
the remainder of this school year and
for next yea as we'll. At present she
Is being entertained at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Lystad. Since the
resignation of Miss Stuart sewers
weeks ago., Miss Alveratta Enright, a
graduate of the normal training de-
partment, has had charge Of the third
grade work.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02
East Side
ABOUT $500
IS PLEDGED TO
The RED CROSS
Pledges of More Than $500
Monthly Already
Reported.

More than $3.50, each month has
been pledged by East Grand Forks
citizens for the support of the Red
Cross organization. All of the can
wasting teams have not yet reported
and 1t is expected that more than $50
more has been pledged. This virtu-
ally constitutes a pledge Of about
$500 for the support of. the Red
Cross during the ensuing year.
The drive for the funds was made
by eight teams of two men each, who
canvassed the entire city to ccure the
pledges for the Red Cross mainte-
nance fund.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02
IS RECEIVED
FROM WALTER NELSON
Local Youth Aboard Inflated Trans.
port Tuscania Dds Not Write
of Disaster.

Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Nelson Of this
city have received q letter from their
son Walter who wat aboard the Brit
ish transport Tuscania that was sunk
by a German submarine off the coast
Of ireland OF February S. The letter
was dated February 8, and is presun,-
ed to have been written In ireland a
very short time following the disaster.
No word regarding the trip or sink
ing Of the Tuscania was included in
the communication from the locrl
man. Friends OF Mr.. Nelson are very
glad to learn that he is in excellent
health.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02
Ruling Against Sale
OF Chickens Does Not
Apply To Broiler.

Washington, March 2.-The food
administration announced today that
the prohibition against the sale of
live Or freshly killed poultry does not
apply to broilers weighing two pounds
or less each. The order against the
sale Of this stock was designed to in
crease the potential egg production Of
the country and 1t will remain effec-
tive until April 80. /
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02
Kidder CO. Man Pleads
Guilty To Violating
Prohibition Law

Fargo. n. n. March Edward E.
HaSt. charged with bringing intox-
icating liquors into Kidder county
November last and who entered a
plea OF not, guilty in the federal court
Friday afternoon, changed his plea
to guilty this afternoon and was sem
fenced to ,servey go days in thu CaAs
county Jail and to pay a t1ne Of 5000.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02

SsSdu VI WAIVER anu OSCAR JeHHOf VI
Reynolds were callers at the court
house this morning.
+ Soldiers Through Hcrelsone so
soldiers passed through the city last
night en- route to Vancouver from
Dayton, Ohio, and other eastern
points. They will enter training upon
their arrival there.
License to Wcd-A marriage IL
/. X. Hassell to Ingvald Dpnning
and Ina Nettie Christen, both Of
Aneta, yesterday.
Dancing Saturday, Evening-In
Eanard's five piece orchestra. Tickets,
Use. Plan to come. Patriotic Dane
ing Club.-Adv.
Methodist Service Flag-Twenty-
seven young men have gone out from
the Methodist church and twenty
seven stars will be placed on the
beautiful %"service flag" Sunday
morning. This will be a great re-
ligious-patriotic service.
Produce Company Movcs-Because
OF need of additional room, the
Northern Produce company has NOV
ed from its location at t09-11 De-
Mers avenue, to 1873 Sou4h Third
street. The new building affords
much moro room. The company's
trade has rapidly increased in the
past SIX years.
Four-Minutemen 70 OrganiDe-At
a meeting Of a committee consisting
OF Dean George A. Wells. w. A. Nc
1ntyre. Henry O'keefe. Jr.. sveinb-
jorn Johnson and Rev. Jonathan
Watson, held yesterday to further
men, it was decided to hold an cleo
ton Of Officers next week.
Soldiers Nsed Magazines. j.
Dunlop. assistant postmaster here,
said yesterday that the amount Of
literature which is going to the sol
diers is very small as compared to
the amount which is coming in and
could be SEM under his ruling. Ev-
cry person should make regular con-
tributions for the boys a.s this is the
only way many Of them have of get
ting reading material.
Council to Mect-A regular month
~ meeting of the city council will be
held at the city hall Monday evening
to take up the regular matters of
UuSiHE6S. AT tHlS ItHlc lIlc llldllSI VI
physical connection between the To-
cal exchanges of the Northwestern
and Tri-State Telephone companies
will again be discussed.
Homo From Grand Jury-David
Steedsman of Grace township was a
caller at the court house this morn
ing while on his way home from
Fargo. where he has served on the
federal grand jury for the past 20
days. He states that more indict-
ments were found than rel before
in the history of the court, most OF
them being disloyalty cases.
Cied Ycstcrday-Mrs. Birgitte
Sannes. SO years old. died yesterday
at her home in the town of Walla
The cause Of death was tuberculosis
from which Mrs. Sannes has beer
suffering for some time. She is sur.
vived by her husband and eight chill
drer. The funeral will take place
net Tuesday at 12 o'clock noon from
the Sannes home and at 1880 from
the church, REV. A. j. IIulteng of.
ticiating. r
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02
Alleged Bomb Maker
Is Held In Chicago

Ghicaxo.. March 2.-August Stein
beck liz In the custody OF federal
agents TODAY. awaiting examination as
toshis attitude toward the govern
rbsnt. He was surprised while at
work in the rear o. an otherwise-d de-
serted building. whore he had convert
ed q room into the manufacture OF
h6rnhs and other explosives. A guam,
tity Of German literature was found in
1.-the place
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02

He'd Meeting. Nnndas-Tne Ban
~" loa~a No. ~ =. y. r.. requests
all members to attend the meeting
n~Eav evening at 7:30 at the I. O..
o. F. hall. In addit;onsto the routine
1.-The second degree ANA all members
are asked to coma avn see that 1t l.,
put on right. a. !. E't-Eerald. n. G..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02

Funeral Suntlay-The funeral of
Pert .Trv.!ai of Daet Walla. who died
Trurrday. will take place tomorrow
moan at Il O'Clock from his late home
'n1 af n;al,"'s from tho church at
East Walla. Rev. A.. ]. Hulteng off,
Eating Do~t 'Trydal who was only
"a year- old, lad suffered from tu-
berculosis.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02

License to Wcd-A marriage Ii
cense was issued by County Judge
j.. X. Hassell to Ingvald Dunning
and Ina Nettie Christen, both Of
Aneta, YESTERDAY.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02

Visits in City-Hans Georzeson Of
Niagara spent yesterday in the city
attending to business affairs.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02

Visitors From North-George
Stead of Marvel and Oscar Jennor OF
Reynolds were callers at the court
house this morning,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02

Dancing Saturday, Evening-In
Macabee Temple over Grand Theater;
Eanard's five piece orchestra. Tickets,
Use. Plan to come. Patriotic Dane
ing Club.-Ady.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-02

!'l'o: Took Third Pri.c..-Waldenoar
kota last night won the third prize
offered by the grand lodge of North
Dakota A. F. & A. NJ. with an ora
ton on the extension Of democracy to
h world. The contest was held at
Fargo,