Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-28
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convention will meet q Grenora Juns
Howard nussby has been. appointed
auditor of Leeds to suoceed GhAs d.
Dean. who resigned.
September : and : are dates Tor the.
ton meeting 81 Sidney i J.
the Norwegian Lutheran church 81
America meets at Fargo June 6-l3.
A number Of special policemen have
been added to the Minot force ia an
effort to stop recklese auto driving.
The cathcart hotel, the hrst build
ing erected at B~eaudette, Mimi. wes
destroyed. by hrs early Thursday
morning.
Bowman county's free. clinic tor
children 10 bringing in many oases Tor
treatment A federal medical officer
10 in attendance. n s, s.
A. q. selbers. former 500, agent Il
Minot and .;now,S with the aviation.
corps at Brooks Field, hal, bs1n .pfo.
noted to second lieutenant
Preparations are under was fof a
big c~elebration And stampede TO be
held July 4 near the Old 101 ranch, l3
miles east Of Sidney. Mont.
Dunn Center business. are
taking turns to fix up the road leading,
to kildeer. The road 10 already In sx..
cellent shape, says the Dunn c1Ater
Journal.
.po The .. old tsue between M.yv,lls and.
fined SIS for speeding on the Portland
Bowman county Aas ia entire
league ticket for county oi4ieSs, With.
oppisition candidates for each place,
on the ticket. It looks like I very
The Minot Daily News has diseen-
tinued publication Of the morning
issue. Clinton A..Brayton, hight eds
tor, will be affiliated with the evening
issue. {,
Miss 1ngvold. teacher north Of
Werner, Dunn county, was seriously
hurt as she was struck by lightning
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stroyed the school house.
Edwin Frank Baker, a deaf and
dumb man, entered a plea Of guilty
to grand larceny for theft Of, goods, at,
Kenmare and w4s, sentenced; to- one
year and q half In the 7penitentiary BY
Judge Leighton. :"
The Equity elevator at Buffalo
Springs, N. D., was destroyed. by fire
with a loss Of about 1900 bushels. Of
grain land 4 car and a half OF; flour.
1t is believed tho fire started from a
spark from some ashes.
When Andrew Edd Of Bemidji.
alighted at Nary from a trip to Min
neapolis. he was enthusiastically re-
son. Also Of Bsrnidji, for Andrew was
carrying two suit cases which con-
,atnsd an excellent supply Of booze.
Police Commissioner "A. p. scoheld
has offered = reward Of $50 for in
formation leading to the arrest Of
parties responsible for the numerous
the poison Is often placed where little
children could secur 1t.
Reports from Pembina county in
dictate that q large amount Of the
crop in the light land districts was
killed and must be plowed under.
This crop suffered from the high.
winds and the roots were exposed and
hit hard BY the frosts Of late.
H. N. Midtbo Of Denny brook, who
has gone through several severe
political cyclones and storms, had .
rather remarkable experience last
Thursday evening during assstornado,
which struck his farm. A one and a
half story,S 2S436 restdente with lean
to was moved ~ feet over a. buggy
and stove that stood outside. The
lean-to was almost destroyed and
landed on the buggy. but the main
building wa not damaged to any ex-
tend. Two hay racks were also
smashed by the tornado.