Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-12
FLICKER TALES

ing up rules and regulations for the
formation of a wool growers a%ssocia-
ton as discussed at a recent farmers
meeting, to formulate plans for the
marketing of wool this yea and to
elect officers and committees, a meet
ing of sheep raisers has been called to
be held at the county court house
Friday, March IS.
Napoleon-Grover Carmichael. sup
erintendent of the electric light plant,
has resigned and will leave for his
former home in South Dakota and
will make arrangements to answer
the call of the colors, he being in the
draft list.
Hannah-The State Bank Of Wales
has been re-organized with William
Dew, president; J. w. David, vice
president; c. p. Getchell. cashier, and
H. r! Pressnall. assistant cashier. The
directors are William Dew, ]. w. Day.
i'd, J. L. Peterson, Frank Christa and
H. E. Vance.
Parshall-It is very probable that
soil in this section of the state will be
ready for the seed by April 1. This is
said to be early but not too early. 1t
will be desirable to have a dry spring
TO give opportunity to seed. The warm
spell of last week thawed out the
plowed fields fully three inches.
Langdon-M. R. Hussey of Crook
ston, was awarded the contract for the
construction of the new city hall and
power plant, by the city council in
session. Work will be started on the
New Rockford.-The senior class OF
New Rockford high has gone on rec
ord in favor of dedicating it's annual
The DIAL" to the boys ''over there
n who were former students OF
New Rockford high school. AS ia,
as known here it will be the first an.
nual in the state to be dedicated to
the soldiers,
New Rockford.-"It isn't German
measles at all from which I am SUI.
fering. but Liberty measles" piuec
little Miss Vida Wilson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Wilson OF thi.
city to her friends who gathered a,
the bedside, shortly after she had beer
informed of the nature of her malady
Garrison.-After three years O,
practicing in this city, DR.. Fred c
Stucke, oentlSt, Will leave this Weel
for Bismarck n will become asso
clated with DR.. Rawlings of that city
Lieutenant Archie Stewart OF Under
wood, an officer of the dental resery,
and a graduate of Central university
Louisville. will take up DR.. Stucke,
practice in Garrison.
Lidgerwood.-H. F. stope, nigh
watchman for the city. was caush
sleeping by Special Vehicle Office
Meyers of Bismarck and was arreste,
for failing to carry a 1918 auto licens
on his auto. The officer entered
plea of guilty and paid a fine Of 81,
and $2.95 costs.
jamestown. In a skirmishin,
party which had a brush with tn
Germans in France, Fred Dunn. VIII,
left with jamestown Company H, wa
one OF the principals and in "a iette
received here states that while no
hurt, he was close enough to an ex
ploding she'll to be spattered all owe
with mud.
Columbus. p. Rosenbeck. VIII,
was arrested q few days ago charge,
with violation of the state prohibition
law. is being held at Bowbells for hi
appearance 1t the next term Of tn,
district court. He was placed unde
$1,000. bonds. but has been unable t
furnish this.
Maddock-The Benson County Fai
association has picked the three day
preceding the North Dakota State fai
to be held at Fargo this year, as TIL
days for its county fair. The first da
will be school day, the second. liy
stock day, and the third will be give,
over to the farmers federated clubs.
Valley City-Attempting to cross
thin Aim of ice. Arthur Feldman, 80
OF Emil Feldman. had q narrow el
cape from drowning near the Norm,
foot bridge. His shouts for help wer
heard by Superintendent Hanna, VIII
|, with two young men rescued the lad.
Mott-The total number Of farmer
In this vicinity who have donated Re
4 Cross has reached fifty, accord
Ing TO announcement made By MI
Fox. secretary OF the Mott Red Croi
J Branch.
The Los Angeles Gun club On
nounces its frst Pacific coast hand
cap for Hay "a, - and 20. TIL
Wilmington Trapshooting associatio
- gotng 70 stAGoAan eastern hAndica
IN Nay, too.