Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-02
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ss 49,
mer Mandan resident, II dead al Sc
attic, Washlf according toSa message
received here by his daughter, Mrs.sf
Cecil. WilSon. Mr.. HaWkshaw was
an oldsstlm4Sreadent Of sNlis come
munity5a Observation-Disclosures
when rs removed together with his
wife to California and latter to Sc
attic. 40 ss
ChaRee-Mr. and Mrs. Albert
.Mouldenhour. ~homeSfeaders in Cass
county SO YEAR ago. celebrated their
were born III. Grombkov, Christolp,
and were married in Lubov,
Christolp, In 1867. They came to
America inSH1873, living In Hurricane,
Wis, and Winona, Mimi, before COM
ing III, 1880 Chaffee, whore they
ago they left their farm and have
been living IN Chaffee.. f'4as
To Mr. and-Mrs. ;Mouldenhour were
living. There are Fl grand children
and three great grandchildren living.
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Sterling-George Bradford, pioneer
resident Of Sterling, died several. days
ago at the family! home in Orian,
Mich. at the age Of 20 years. Mr..
respected and prominent men of, the
early pioneer settlers. Of Sterling and
vicinity. where he had resided 25
years before going to Michigan to
make his home. -exft. a
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Bismarck. 49, Carl Peterson has
taken over the controlling interest in
the Missouri Valley Motor company.
with Headquarters here, and will from
manager. a position he had up till a
few months ago. I
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Wyndmere.-The Alfred Thompson
family had q narrow escape from fire
Ia lew nights ago. They were awak-
ened during the night from smoke
coming from the kitchen and on in
vestigation they found the kitchen in
flames. It took considerable work to
extinguish the Are. Considerable dam
residence.
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Bathgate.-The Bathgate State
bank has taken steps to have the
bank incorporated as a national bank
land will hereafter be known as the
Bathgate National bank. The change
is made in order to become a mem
Der Of the federal reserve system.
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the baseball world as "Rube" Schauer
under the great master manager, Con-
ME Mack, Of the Philadelphia Ath-
letics, and who has a contract calling
for his speed and curves in the games
of 1918 season, is visiting his parents.
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Schauer accompanied her husband on
the trip to the state.
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Ray-A happy Yule reunion was
that held at the HI. A. Jewell home,
it being the first occasion that the
six years. Present at the home were
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Jewell of Gilman,
Mont, MI. and Mrs. Floyd D.AEyans
and Mrs. III. 8. Tewelf of Portal, n,
D., and Miss Edna Jewell Of Valley
City.
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Ray-The williams county board OF
commissioners has. granted the petit
ton Of the legal voters Of View town.
ship. opening up the range in that
township until April 1, SO that live
stock may be permitted to run a,
Large SUBJECT To the l0TIlS dnU COllul'
tons of the herd laws of the state OF
North Dakota. This was done be.
cause Of the scarcity Of food. i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Miller, we'll
known college athlete who for severa,
months has been employed as Y, NJ
4 C.@A A. secretary -at4Camp Fremont
ICal., has made. application to join the
aviation service, according to a 1ette,
which his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. S
Miller of this city, received. Mr.. Mil.
Ter will go to the University of Cali
fornia for two months to study avia'
ton and then goes to San Diego fol
training in the handling of plane:
and in making flights.
Larimore-The annual harvest O.
ice has commenced for the Grea'
Northern. j. HI. Pifer started out hi:
ice gangs along the entire road thi.
week. The first to leave was thai Of
H. G. Hanson. Mr.. Pifer employs 81
crews, a total Of 100 men and fill!
ice.