Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-09-11
Nubs Of Ne,us
A Minot Jap is under arrest for I'M.
q trunk full OF LIQUOR. $50

Advance registrations in Red river
valley counties indicate that the total
registration will exceed Provost Mar
shall General Crowder's estimates. an.
ounce the adjutant generals ONCE
Several counties have made anniicas
ton for more cards.
A steam engine that vac being used
on the farm Of A. E. Jranier. who "a
sides a few miles south OF Jamestown
exploded, blowing most of the boiler
to a point 100 feet away. One horse
of q nearby team, was killed, and a
man who was IN q load Of grain was
knocked off the load.
+ J. f. Finfrock. former city editor
of the Fargo Forum, commissioned
first lieutenant at Ft. Smelling train
ing camp, has been promoted to a
bound for France. He took the 80th
pioneer infantry from Camp Dodge to
the point Of embarkation several
weeks ago and was commissioned
captain at the port.
Hell, Heaven, or Hoboken by
Christmas" is the slogan adopted by
some of the American troops who are
fighting in France. according to word
IcCcltcu I'LL o. 4CkkCI 4IO1x4 OO60UH HaTs
ty, former N. P. ticket agent at
jamestown. He adds that he hopes
to be in France when the last shot
is fired, but will not feel sore if they
get him.
NJ. W. Murphy, Fargo attorney, Of
the law firm of Lawrence & Murphy.
is attached to an American army unit
in the front line in France, according
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ply went abroad as a field man for
the Red Cross, and went into field
service within two weeks Of his ar.
rival over there.
Campaigns, calling on the people Of
North Dakota to celebrate General
Pershing's birthday-Friday, Septem-
Der 13-by the purchase of War Saw
ings Stamps, has been made by Geo.
In North Dakota. He calls on the
people of the state to remember the
"W. S. s." on Pershing day.
Miss Louise Fitzgerald, in charge of
the state boys and girls club work,
has announced that the Mott canning
team is the state champion and will
attend the Interstate fair at Sioux
City, Iowa, to compete with canning
III SotAS uAuc OIIlcI STATES. NIolll-
bers of the championship team are
Miss Geneva Odle, Miss Genevievo
Norton and Miss Sigrid Sigurdson.
What is claimed to be the best crop
OF oats ever grown in Beltrami, coun-
ty has just been threshed by George
Miller, known as the potato King
and owners Of farm lands are free ia
fsay 1t was the finest crop they ever
saw. Fourteen acres were planted to
oats which came up so thick as to ap-
pear like n solid block. They pro-
duced 1,150 bushels Of oats, a frac-
ton over 80 bushels to the acre.
Bemidji Pioneer
Probably the conversation between
EAlfred Knutson, league 70,
this state, and a new organizer for the
league, given in some of the papers
recently. and supported by the afi-
davit Of four witnesses who overheard
the conversation alluded to, was in.
spired' by that well known character
Big Biz" who paid the said foul
witnesses to swear falsely. If the
matter as printed is a lie, then Mr.
knutson certainly has q most. beauti.
full opportunity to send a few people
over the road for a good long term
Most likely they should 20 ANYWAY
for exposing anything of that kind
The conversation was held in a roo,r
OF a country hotel in WASHINGTON. las
April, and four people in an adioininf
room overheard the talk-Westhop,
Standard.