Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-26
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Fred Sears. q ST. Paul travelling
mar With headquarters at Devils
lake. has inaugurAted IN innovation
In towns where he has any time t.
spare, waiting for trains, ETC., hi
visits the school and delivers brief ad.
dresses on thrift stamps and war saw.
ing certificates to the children. 1t l.
said that his plan has been so sue
cessful that several other travelling
ling it.
Col. Frank White. who has spent a
Few days at his home in Valley City,
ne Is IN charge OF transportation OF
equipment for the fist division. The
formeE governor e. feeling fine and il
expectanE carly srdel5.to leave TO.
Sam EIaislet, formerly a newspaper
man at Lankin, Fordville, Grand
Forks. and lately with the Western
Newspaper Union at Fargo. has join
ed his friend. o. T. Rishoff, and is
now in st. Paul in the employ of the
Mayor Irwin Of st. Paul, refused to
welcome the N~onpartisan league con-
yention because. after a promise last
September that the league meeting
then would be loyal. the leaders
brought La Toilette out with his anti
American speech. The league has not
yet repudiated' LAFollette, says the
Minneapolis Tribune.
Ole Ouverson of Grafton, has an.
nounced his candidacy for the once
OF register Of deeds Of Walsh county.
He 10 TYlnH{nO an tina 0ANssHltAn. kSNG-
ct. n
A farmers institute will be held at
Charbonneau, Mckenzie county, on
Friday, March 20. when the question
of reopening the creamery will be
taken up by the stockholders.
A farmers institute will be held at
Alexander Wednesday and Thursday
OF this week. A number OF prominent
institute speakers will be present.
ivan Fulkerson. aged "a. who en-
listed in the Second North Dakota
regiment at Minot last summer, has
been killed in France. Notification
from the war department has Just
reached ". A. Fulkerson, 'Southam,
N. D.. father Of the young man.
Thorn /" Thompson. charged with
bootlegging. I'M with carrying. intoxi-
eating liquors into the state. pleaded
guilty to both charges in district court
at Crosby. He will receive his SEN
tence at the close of the term.
A home guard company has been
organized at Crosby with Marsh RAJ
then as captain: o. F.. Larson. first
lieutenant. and Ray Rousseau as sec
ond lieutenant.
A Red Cross sale at Bantry on Sat-
urday brought in the nice sun Of ST.
$50. There was W any question
about the Rantryites not being patri-
doubt that'there is nc place in North
Dakota where" the people are4more
ready to help out when it comes TO a.
l1u estiont of moneF. . tle0-s, -
Frank Runk has been arrested at
sanish by a deputy United States
marshal on a warrant charging him
with violation Of the espionage act.
At the preliminary examination he
demanded a hearing. which has been
statements attacking the Red Cross.
Reports from Bismarck say that the
river at that point and at Washburn
il flowing freely and nearly four feet
below. the danger mark Of "a feet.
The liver broke at Sanish Saturday
afternoon and" Immediately began to
now freely,ss 8 >sAtet y y ,.,-a.t .sft.
" Forty thousand auto licenses Have
been issued by the secretary Of states
office at the close of business last
might. according to Thomas Hall. The
states revenue from this source will