Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-01
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Fosston has decided not to cele-
brate the Fourth. =
Tho starkweather Dramatic club
staged Lighthouse Nan" the other
evening and are said to have pleased
their friends immensely.
Editor .soper Of the Neville Jour-
nal is in the hospital re~cuperating
from an operation for appendicitis.
Fire believed to be incendiary total
ly destroyed the coal sheds and ma
chinery warehouse of the 500 rail-
way at Max. Sixty tons Of coal went
up in smoke and considerable ma
chinery was ruined.
S. M. Cuskelly was elected presi-
dent; NJ. Bergerud, vice president and
treasurer, and O. II. Larson, secre-
tary of the Killdeer Equity Elevator
company at the annual meeting Of d.
r%ectors. The elevator made a net
profit Of $3,375 for the year just
closed.
There are accusations that two
North Dakota dailies were neither
fish nor fowl during the recent pri-
mary campaign.-St. Paul Dispatch.
What the farmers need around here
just now is a little less hot air. and
some more generous showers, says
the Cando Herald. Can't the man
who is looking after the North Da-
kota farmers interests so zealously
attend to this-even though he is
down in st. Paul?
The skeleton of a large size Indian
has been found in Lisbon. The skele.
ton Is considered to be about 100 wears
old.
Mayor Chisholm Of Lisbon has
signed a proclamation forbidding any
person convicted or under Indictment
for espionage or sedition or seditious
~utterances from speaking publicly or
privately within the corporate limits
of the city of Lisbon. The proclama-
ton is for the duration Of the war.
The merchants Of walhalla will
close thelr stores during the Chau-
AdO wv Ill 1OUF O'CLOCK Is.
The Pembina County Rankars, .
ISOLATION will meet at Walhalla, .Juiv
Inc st: Thomas pageant on Julv a
viii be the biggest thing ever nni,ed
on IN that part of the state, it ia nre-
A nag with three bars adorns The
a staff over the postofice in Pow
olna. 1t is the emblem issued nv tha
war department to show that tne
citizens of Pembina went over the tnn
II subscribing to the last Iihertp
Loan.~ ~ Aaoerty
Two deserters from Canada ~.
nlaing somewhere in this part of the
tunery Ihey came across the line
a. iemDlna Sunday evening and hid
!! Inc tln1per along the Red and Penn
PIMA rivers, but a vigorous sell
failed to find any trace Of tha ea.Sn
men. Both had discarded unifo, .wo
Out 1t will undoubtedly he harI . es.
tWo men of Their age to exn,ain whot
tney are doing in the Uniteds cto.as
without being registered. NS
me Pembina Light and pou..
COT may invade Canada, II nras.
n plans carry. Emerson ~ pres
canadian side needs e]ectrio VI ~
an me Pembina company Ia Wits H
" strlhg wires across if a satisfontnass.
agreement can be made,
Mrs. Gunhil Hanson, Hill,horo
CO. s;Saao woman, was sthe cause ~ oona
, nhsiaple excitement the other n;sIt
Sea- sne wandered out on the nrairaa
witho,,t paltles were organized hit
# vas results The next mornins1
home ~ - she mad arrived at the
IN the morning, havine i've O'Clock
hlgnI walking around tha epent thei
MISS Vivian McName. :.
Vas successful in her suit ae.In.. ooro
, nasso OF Elm River for ala ndan Mfs.
court. 49, ano costs by the
of o dn,S OF n speakers at the Fon-
horo Ivy community picnic a. uurLn
1otp WIN be Sergeant Tnrha. =. HIS
canadian Highlanders. the
Il Senator ens John E. Paulson wsn.
senator h,, tGr denomination for =
anv ra.n pue ne takes his medic,n. sIate
clean h,,+ man should. He nkes
comes ont "a aggressive campaign
hands AND = ele campaign with c,..n
boro Banner. oonscience.-Huls-:
nIne preliminary hear,r.
LII Dupsau charged with any OF Edward
XII ms employer. Mrs an attempt %
week. Th b., was held at Belae, 1rstsr:
guilty ana defendant plsa e'o iast
trict co ana W bound over p to the net not
was ]returna IN the sum Of ;1o.oo one dls-
Ing unable lae 10 70 jail at Dickinson he tae
that the feeling ansn bail. It ID sid
high in Beiaeldi. AGAINST Dubeau runss