Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-27
Nubs of Ne,us
County Treasurer o. A. Kaldor Of
Hillsboro. is a candidate for ~re-elec-
BY BRIGGS

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County Treasurer O.. A. Kaldor Of
Hillsboro. is a candidate for re-elec-
ton.
William Gardner of Rolla, who has
been at the front with the Canadians
furlough on account OF the length Of
Editor and Mrs. j.. Il. Fairchild
Nhave returned to Cavalier from. q, sew
eral weeks trip to California.
The Devils Lake Twentieth Century
club closed theirSy e Tuesday in or
der to devote their time and energy
trict convention which will be held in
this city May %. When the club
meet again they will take up a course
in nursing under Miss Mildred Clark.
superintendent of the General hospi-
tai, and later a course in dietetics.
/ From ythe bridal altar to the. altar
of patriotism will be the record OF
Miss Hazel NJ. Edgerton and Mr.. F.
j: Frazier Of Knox, who were mar
ried here his week. The groom will
~ a II NdHAP " EQ0 xOE
the army and the bride has already
been studying biography with the
hope Of enlisting in some branch of
the signal service.
While. n route by auto from Argyle
to Red Lake Falls and to visit his
father. j. ii. Lasha. Walter ,Lasha,
accompanied by Victor Goulet, collid-
ed with a car driven by E. Erickson,
| 6riSro~ for Tho q. AZ oLCo plosS 1:-~... -
Thief River Falls, badly damaging
the Lasha car. The accident happen
ed two miles north of Red Lake Falls.
No one was injured.
NJ. j., Lake. the new lessee of the
Lotus theater at Red Lake Falls, has
arrived with his operator, Louis Hoff-
man. from GAINESVILLE and has re-
opened the moving picture theater,
weeks by order of the state. fire mar
shall. Extensive improvements have
been made and safety devices INSTALL
Opponents Of superintendent Of
Public Instruction Macdonald sof
North Dakota. assert that he has only
perintendents. hence their intention
to compel Miss Minnie Nelson, the
popular county superintendent of
Barnes countyat to enter the race.-St,
Paul Dispatch.
A North Dakota states attorney,
sworn to enforce the law. was arrest
ed for using his car without a 1918
license,
The nve drafted men who will be
called May / from Red Lake county
to 90 to the Ohio state university at
Columbus for training, will in all
probability from among the follow
bert, Jos. Boutain. Patrick Bruno,
Nap: Lacoursiere, John l.. Bredeson,
J. A: Durheim. Fred Gerke and John
H. Gossman.
Hector K. Rollman Of Minot. Ii a
prisoner in Germany. according TO
the casualty list OF Thursday. He
was a member OF Company "A Of the
North Dakota National Guard. and
his mother 10. still living at Minot.
Hon. j.. P. Lamb Of Michigan, is in
AnetA today entertaining the execu-
tive scommtttee OF the Red Cross and
the Nelson County Press aasociAfion
: '''e'son
Twenty .hve farmers OF GcrmanSde-
scent in the southwestern part of tho
state have donateddone acre7 Of Wheat
eachSto the Red Cross.
We are mot pfejudiced axainstst
Nonpartisan league a. an o~rranisa.
tton. but wezdo think, the politicaI1s-N
sues should not Interfere With United
enort IN aiding the government. at
this time. The men at the head OF
the N~onparttsan league should bean.
termed Tor the period Of thesvarl Yor
they are thescnes that are always Az
itng 1.-The. wrong thing Ct thesriSht tiine.
-Middls River. Mimi. RonssF.s
The stockholdsrss Of the Co-opar..
i've company of Forni&a5 at
e special meeting, voted to bIilA q
modern 81, 900, elevator. The nres-
zen. nnaldins Aast been found to bsssoo
~ 9 depot ct Mantadors vas
recently Destroyed by fire, the iosssin.
cludtng freight and expresaS &
nox-csrshas been pressed Into seryice
John :. ANDERSON. 81 GrSfton: s
recetved-a lattsr from his SSonN ISSn-
tenant Anderson. With the N@.sriesn
forces IN France. stating that M ~
Deem appointed Sinafrhrfn. "a ALSaEzS