Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-21
Nubs of: News
The old Burns hotel at omemee has
been purchased by the school board
and will be used for school purposes.

The old Burns hotel at omemee has
been purchased by he school board
and will be used for school purposes.
Private Louis Foreman Of Freid.
N. d., listed al killed in action An the
U. s. casualty list. was a member Of
Company H. Of jamestown.
stutsman county has not yet enlist
ed its quota of nursing under the re-
cent call and. Mrs. Lou Osborne.
chairman of the county committee.
has issued a call <on the women 70 n
roll.
The fall term Of the Dickinson
State Normal school will open, on
Tuesday. october /, according to
President Samuel T. May. who arriv-
ed in Dickinson last week.
The Fortuna State bank hasIbeen
bought by a number Of local farmers.
tuition and who organized the bank
about two years ago, selling his in
terests. 80.
Only four women Of Bur1eigh
county have 80 far responded to the
appeal for nurses, and a special effort
is being made to round up h requir-
ed number to fill the county's quota,
which is II.
Letters have been received in
jamestown telling Of the injury OF
Sergeant Dana Trimble, formerly of
Jamestown. He was wounded in ac-
ton on the western front and Is rap
idly recovering.
Paramount has made arrangements
for a waterworks system. the con
tract for the work having already
been made by the village board. It Is
expected that the contract will be fin
ished by the end of the year.
Leonard. the 1s-months-old son of
MI. and Mrs. j. E. Lorntson Of Lis
%entangled in a swing. Mrs. Lorntson
found the baby. still alive, death COM
ing before a physician could arrive.
A Botuneau woman says that "a
kiss on the forehead denotes intel
lect" Maybe. but the man who
wastes his time kissing a woman's
forehead when she has the rest of her
face with her. hasn't any intellect
WOTul VSotnoPS
ard.
The Rogers Lumber company has
taken over the entire stock Of lumber
and building material of the Piper
Howe Lumber company at Crosby,
| and the later company has closed up
their yard for the period Of the war
at least.
The Ward County Relief asocia,
ton has been organized with B. N.
Lisk as president; n. F. Mulyor. vice
president; w. e. Holbein, secretary
and -. A. Shirley, treasurer. The a
ISOLATION will give particular atten-
ton to the needs OF drafted men and
| their families.
The man ys4ryice heretofore given
on the daily freight trains on th3t
been ordered discontinued. with the
result that only q mail a day, by pas.
senger train. will be given. The
passenger accommodations on the
freight. which has heretofore beer
extended to women and children al
we'll as men. also are abandoned.
A fellow by the name Of Willart
Walker Of Warroad. MINI. had som'
/ OF the pSOpl0 ia AA10k pail Va ~
going some last week. when he en-
tertained them with stories OF glof1
ous deeds at the front in France
Walker has never been outside OF tn
United States. but he did enlist las
i January and Was lately discharged a
phystca1ly unit. Those who heart
| him say that old Munchausen cou1.
never at any time eclipse the tale
that he told. He 10 % entertaining
| one OF the sherif'sm that part Of thu
country. one Of his 1tories being I
little too thick.
We asked b certain party last weel
II he was reading the MAXWELL article
IN the Dispatch and got the answer
"no. and I wouldn't believe them II
did" says the wssthope standard
gnre. It's all 4 lie and Maxwell In
been bought BY Big Biz" that -
gentleman with the BIZ diamond IN.
marks Ill over htO clothes o
course Ma1Welli s nothing butsatt rai
Itor. along with the seventeen otlerl
q whose names We published last week
ana ha1 Deserted thu cause: sure. "A
the Rugby Tribune Gays, one thing "
4 can't understAnd, - how Townle
happens to pick Up 70 many OF TIL
lcla0.o people, They fsesm - 10 81
ting quitS nninsreus thass days