Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-22
Nubs of Ne,us
The State Bar association will meet
at. Bismarck August 6 and z.

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E. w. Hall, agent for Williams
county better farming work, has re-
signed to accept a position as assist
ant county agent leader of the, agri-
cultural college at Fargo.
The men are enlisting so fast in
the army in Stark county that In a
few weeks more there will not be
any men of military age left in the
county, says the Dickinson Re-
The WiNiston Creamery associ-
alton intends to erect a first class
creamery and storage plant at a
cost of $4,000. The business of the
creamery last year was, such that all
connected with it are more than sat
isfied.
Senator Hackney, of Minnesota.
farm at Bernard, Man., 80 miles west
of Winnipeg, has sold it to a Memo
mite colony. and it will be divided up
in to small plots and settled on by L.
500 people from the United States.
The price was 100000.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Lowe Of
Epping had the misfortune to lose
two of their children within one week.
ago and on Tuesday evening heir
11-year-old daughter, Estella, passed
away after an illness oe only a few
hours.
The Trinity hospital at jamestown,
which was purchased by the sisters
of St. Joseph some months ago and
which has since received such a
large patronage hat it has been
necessary to use a large dwelling
house as an annex, will build an ad-
dition costing about $4,000 to take
care of the additional patients.
The Courant. has been informed
that Governor L. j. Frazier will be in
this city Monday evening. July %, the
occasion being the laying Of the COR
nerstone of the Bottineau high school.
An effort is being made to also have
President Kane of the university,
present for the exercises.-Bottineau
Courant
IF it will help them any, tell his
sisters he died bravely,' writes Peter
Nelson Of jamestown from France
of the death in action of Ernest De-
Nault Robertson of Buchanan, who
fell at Bailleul wood, with Is other
North Dakota men. Robertson was
instantly killed by a shell, Nelson
says.
Perhaps you may have noticed
that in the organization of the
Morton county Republican commit
tee the man who had the most to
say and in fact pulled all the wires
was NJ. Tschida, who opposed con-
gresham Norton because he voted
for the war. He was ably seconded
by Nagel, Mees and Grewer, all of
whom were opposed to Norton, pre-
Mandan Pioneer.
H. p. Nappen, editor of Patter-
sons Bismarck. Palladium, who took
such active part in the organization
of the Bolsheviki Press association
here, Is one Of the most versatile and
elastic newspaper men that can be
found anywhere. He has been in
turn Democrat, plain Republican,
publican. on several occasions a
Socialist and now one Of the i'm
portant cogs in the Townley ma
chine. What next?
The Deering Enterprise says the
Herald was misinformed when we
said in a recent issue that Lieutenant
Howard A. Huston's home was at
Minot. 'Howard's home is in Deer
ing" says the Enterprise, and vir-
tually always has been. Until COM
mencing his studies at the state uni
versity his home was on the farm
east of Deering and since 1918, when
his parents moved to Deering, this
little city has been his home. While