Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-12

lN.El4lV0S or NglUS
A Haen1her 81 the minnesota u,
denomination will be lin Crookston o
April Is t0tmeAt the: Polk county as
sesSor1 and disch1e the taxation prob
lem with them. Thes meeting win b
open to the pubic and all tax payer,
are requested to attend.
past5r. 81 the Minet BAPTIST it church iiur 10 70,
1.-The last two years, will preach hi.
farewSll serfnon5tNe coming sunday
Rev. Deake has been appointed pastoi
at large for the state.
An excellent bed Of gravel has beer
located In the river bed along Lovers
Lane Thief River Falls. and it has
quantity Of this onto the land adjoin:
ins and use it for trayeling part bt
the downtown streets this coming
summer. >g@42 -
Montana has, oyer 5000 draf
eyaders' out Of the 10000. men d. draft
age. Draft evadefs are being picked
up every day and TUNED over to the
EI%nilitary authorities as tdeserters
w mere StdCNeTS Voluntarily return
they are, allowed to enlist without be-
ing punished.
William James Demery. son Of f. j.
Demery, who has b homestead west of
Fort Yates, lost his life the first part
of March on the field Of honor in
France. He was. a member of the
Canadian Expeditionary Force, having
enlisted in the army three. years age.
Leonard Ago of Bismarck. who was
in the aviation service at Fort Smell
ing near Minneapolis, died Sunday
years old. His parents reside at BIS
marck. t =.
Over $4,000 in warrants dated prior
to, May IS, 1917. are stilt outstanding
against the state, says Karl Kosiszkv.
The next thing we know Karl will
claim that he has saved the state this
amount.
Yellow paint made its appearance in
Mandan Monday. night on the Del
-,o~;-o "r~-arrar.. 4 German. sign
on the W.inbauer hotel came in for at
lentlou the next night. The restaur-
ant owner is said to have made dis
loyal ut.erances.
State Treasurer John steen has re-
tired $4,000 worth OF state hospital
bonds for the insane bonds. producing
$4,000 more that can Immediately be
loaned needy farmers. The bondD did
not mature until 1919 and by retiring
; them now the hospital a years
interest.
Thomas r. Marshall. vice president
of the United States. viii attend the
North Dakota loyalty conference in
Bismarck the first week in July. when
$4,000 home guards and citizens will
gather at Bismarck for a weeks con
ference on war work.
North Dakota is ore Of the - states
that went over the top and purchased
more than its quota on smi]ease books
in the campaign that closed some time
ago, according to word received by
State Chairman f. j. Cone. Sales o!
books to.5 per Ger. Of the population
was the quota set for North Dakota.
mediate,y on landing in New York,
that he was feminist h govern
ment." probably afterwards became a
Townley league Organizer.
Arrangem ents are being made a,
Jamestown for the Methods. camp
meeting to be held in jamestown on
June 81. ana which will be preceded
by a two days young peoples conven.
ton.
A. E. Cooke has become county
agent Of Adams county TO fill tbs
vacancy left By the resignation OF Ray
d. Latin. Mr.. Cooke will also have
charge of Bowman county and viii
make his headquarters at He,tinge-
has Efarlned in southwestern Starl
county for IN past eight years.
f. W. Hall. county agent for vii
lians county. announced that the gov.
eminent will send an expert into the
state in June 10 assist in organizing e
county. bureau. which will direct the
agricultural ~ori: in the county viii
the cooperation Of the count: agent
and the county commissioners. Tn.
government is very anxious to estab.
cfa!ly at this time when the war enler
gency brings the need Of more agricul
tural products to the attention OF tn
nation. F.
+ - -
~. c. r." the man o: mystery, VIII,
has stirred Chicago, the Twin Cite
and points in the northwest through
his fights for the estate Of the late J
A. Caldwell. murdered last year. is t,
be a charge OF Stark county no longer
The stark county commissioners hav'
mystery" to@be removed to the farm
Of his sister, Mrs. Mae Moran, south o
Taylor. and a short distance from tn
famous Caldwell ranch.
The state auditor yesterday MALE,
out state aid warrants to 599 rural
graded land consolidated schoolz
These schools received a total Of $50,
1855. in individual amounts rangini
from $50 to $3.50.
Official announcement has bee,
made that Cass 'county's. quota in tn
current call will be ~ instead OF Is a
unofhcially reported. These men wi
be ordered to report at the cour
) house on Sunday afternoon. April q
ct 3 o'clock, and will entrain for Cam
Dodge on. the evening Of April 70 owe
; the Northern Pacific, according t
present Arrangements.
. A dance at NSche nsttSd, over $40
for the local Red Cross.
Gustav Ehlen, well known in Man
dan. was tarred ana feathered II
F1fnt, Mich, recently for his pro
! German talk. He was later arreste'
by h Authorities to give them
chance. to investigate certain docu
g. raents he had on his *pers0n.
/ The hftaAnth -nuo :~aati,~ I,