Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-27
Nubs of Neuus
A Grange was organized at Berth
old Saturday.
By BRIGGS

OSOo ~"O
A Grange was organized at Berth
old Saturday. ,
Contract has been let for a new
addition to the Neville high school.
The Crazy Farmers club will hold
their first annual picnic Saturday.
June %.
The district convention Of the W.
c. T. U. will be held at Crystal June
II and -.
Judge Wick Is getting some mighty
nice notices from the newspaper boys
Of the district.
township. Cavalier county. will erect
a new school building.
Among the men to go in the pres
ent draft is David Lindgren. principal
of the Kensal school.
John johnson, a farmer near Fos-
ton, MIMI, o three sheep recently,
which brought him $92.32.
.N.7t i. 49, r. s+4ha -.=
The. June term Of the district court
Of Pembina county will open, OF Tues
day, June A..
T. fhe Richland County Stock Breed
ers' association will hold its first an
nual meeting at Wahpeton June a.
Mountrail Consolidated School Dis
fYict No ~ fon n1ilos oo,,%h ne D1,1,
will build a five room steam-heated
school building.
The Bowman county guard has de-
cided to buy their own uniforms and
not enter the state organization at
the present time.
E. H. Kendall, a we'll known Nor
witch township McHenry county,
| from his district. 2t5s
The Nonpartisani league meeting at
Starkweather. with J.. L. Stair as
speaker. had to be called, off as only
a few farmers were on hand.
The Hillsboro mill has been strip
a gang of/thieves.. which have been
busy in Tfaill county this spring.
The Consumers United Stores pro-
position did not appeal very well to
the farmers, who heard Walter
Thomas Mills at Cavalier recently.
Peterson & Son, Hatton. have sold
their farm implement business to
Ben Halvorson & Company, leaving
the latter concern the sole implement
dealers in the city.
James Burns. who carried an I. W.
w. card, was arrested Monday for be-
ing disorderly. He is the first man
carrying an I. w. w. card arrested by
the Minot police since the war began.
Winter grain in the lowlands near
Bowman was frosted again this week,
but it is not expected that the dam
age will be found to be serious. Pros
poets for spring grain are excellent
A full league ticket for county Of
fees, backed by the local Nonparti-
san paper. has been put in the field
in Bowman county. The candidates
have all entered the primaries as re-
p%ublicans.
In Ward county there are two
women holding township offices. Mrs:
Pearl stakston was recently elected
clerk Of Tortng township and Julia
Anderson Justice of, the peace OF
Spring Lake township.
The wilton News remarks that
there are some fellows who pay three
and four dollars for q pint OF adu!
terated' booze and then give ono dol
lar to the Red Cross and think n
are loyal to Uncle Sam.
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Farmers along the Canadian border
have been in the habit Of going to
Canada for. their aour n "a Gar.
adams on the other hand. have come
practice Will now be STOPPED, aoeord-
food administration.
.syvhen q man runs for stAts's at.
tornsy and buys fifty or sixty dollars
worth of beer and refuses TO pay for
Il. after he 10 defeated. does that
make him particularly we'll quAli1ed
| 10 enforce the laNsf, asllsafhs Pierce
County Tribune. Depends onsfwnas
KMcket ne II on. If the gentlen1.n ~
lTownleyissd. 1uch anSact shoutdsbe N
Prot. y. G. Penninkton. head ct the
denaStment OF Biology 4t JAmestoWn
college, hiss left for his home IN We
Itur1ka, Aia.. where he has reported
to the lorsi draft board TO be tnduct-
EeA Stnto the service. Professor Pen-
ninGton was Kiven . ropsinE send-oM
~ the students He hAs been In
leiructor attire o0lIAao Tor eevensyoAro