Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-07
Nubs of Neus
BY BRIGGS

"I believe the Farmers Non
partisan league Is going to do
great things for North Dakota.
But these great things Will never
he done as long as the affairs of .
the league are directed from an
office In st. Paul, located next
door to Alex McKenzie."-John
Steen at Minot.
DR.. q. M. Palmer has been order
ed to New York and expects to leave
shortly for France for duty with the
T. M. c. A.
Bemidji has organized a Burnquist
Loyalty club. It is intended to ex-
tend the work Of the club to all parts
of the county.
Deposits in the three banks at
published financial statements, ag-
gregate 81. 14S. 093.21. ,@.
An order making idleness a crime,
punishable by imprisonment or fine
has been adouted by the Minnesota
public safety commission. a& ~ II IL
Word has been received at Minot
from Earl McAneny, serving with the
aviation corps at Dallas. Texas, that
he, has been promoted to second lieu
tenant. .
Ole K. Arneson, 70 years of age, Of
Brantford, a private in the New
Rockford B company, was killed in
action May 1s. The young mans par
ents reside in Norway.
James Tracy. prominent farmer
farmer living near New Leipzig, has
received word that a brother has died
at the old home in Ireland, leaving
an estate valued at 500. 900 to be de
vided among four relatives.
DR.. Andrew Carr has arrived safely
In France, according to a cablegram
received by his father, DR.. A. Carr Of
Minot. DR.. Carr enlisted sometime
ago at Fort Mcpherson, Atlanta, as
an eye specialist
The directors Of the Devils Lake
chautauqua have made arrangements
engine. dynamo, moving picture ma
chine and switchboard. The plant will
be- complete and expected t. give serv-
ice for many years. a
Bemidji has been made the head
quarters Of the Fourteenth Home
Guard Battalion, and all affairs per-
tanning to the battalion will be d.
rected from that point. Bemidji feels
The Dicked County Rally and Play.
Day is being held at Glendale to-
day. An excellent program. including
exhibits OF school work, competitive
drills, athletic contests and b patriot.
ic pageant has been arranged.
Tho annual picnic Of the Nelson
County Old Settlers. which has gen
this year be held at Stump Lake Oh
July l.. The picnic will be given
in the interest of the Red Cross.
Since being appointed BY Judge
Kneeshaw as an officer Of the 1uve-'
nile court for the Seventh judicial dis
trict. Rev. Foley Of LAngdon has
been presented with an automobile by
his congregation to enable him to ar
~ on the additional duties. =
A fatal accident occurred at West
BY Mont. whom Mrs. Jack Twiford Of
Mlnot, drove q heavy automobile over
2 man. causing his death two days
later. The maj IL supposed to Be q
Canadian. but Is unknown in that
part of the country. Mrs. Twiford
ma. mas bee been %s1%nerated from any bleEne
Parties coming up from the reser-
walton today state. that L r.. Lee
Grea, who formerly lived on Custer ;
flats and for the past two yearslhas
resided on the reservation, 10 lying
In . hospital at Aberdeen a. the re-
suit Of treatment he received last
week. It is alleged that Mcdrea d1kas
charged with misconduct with assault
on 2 young girl and that he was taken
~ 2 mob Of residents on the reler-
vation. thrown on the groundss and
horribly mutilated. and that he aid
there for two days before he was IL
naHy picked up and taken to Aber-
'deen.-Mandan Pioneer.
George Texler. one of the pioneer
readents OF the westafn part Of the
ae1a died Wednesday, atskinot, 1t the
aee Of SO.
The ladiest0f Nlnot - pIsnnine.a Il
enisaa lion for5the purposs az he0st-
ms he candidacy Of MisgsNinnijSagisl-
9 q. VALLEY Ctty, soandtda4e fer tho
repnolioan nomination for STATE Snp-
erintendent Of public Minstruction.
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