Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-18
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good government, says the Bowman
Farmers Leader. Some combination,

League members and friends Of
good government, says the Bowman
Farmers Leader. Some combination,
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church of Williston
has subscribed for $500 of Third Lib
erty Loan bonds.
Lois crary was pronounced cham
ior high schools Of Devils Lake. Sec
pnd place was won by Sampson
Sprung, and third by William Serum
gard.
The Samnlies' Mothers club Of
Devils Lake. n. D.. is mourning the
first death among the newly organic
ed mothers of the boys in service.
Mrs. J. Neathery. whose. eldest son is
died Monday. following a lingering
illness with tuberculosis. The hus-
band and three sons survive.
The Farmers Leader. Bowman, a
Townleyized publication, is very much
wrought up over the treatment a
Eonpartisan organizer received in
the town ordered the organizer TO get
outside of the town limits Immediate
~ if not sooner. which be did4soon-
! err. 4ntf
The Nonpartisan league members
pay their sixteen bucks for the privi-
lege of sitting around. on the court
house steps and wait for the bosses to
emerge from secret session and >tell
them whom they are to vote for coun-
ty and state Observation-Disclosures Nor
thern Light.
May IS has been set by the rail-
way commission as the late for the
hearing on the complaint. sof James
town patrons against the. rates and
service OF the Western Electric Co.
The hearing will be held at James
town. l.
The Havelock Commercial. club has
p%etitioned the North Dakota railway
commission for suitable stock yards
and scales at Havelock, which is rep
resented as q growing. livestock CEN
ter. y
The Northern Pacific railway
through j.. B: Baird advises the rail-
way commissions Of North and South
Dakota that 1t is arranging for aeon
ference with other roads relative to
the establishment Of lower through
rates for North Dakota Ignite to
South Dakota n Minnesota points.
DR.. p. G. Bjorneby of Bagley,
Mimi. left yesterday for Fort Sheri-
dan. Ill, where he has been assigned
His going leaves Bagley without a
physician, AZ two members Of his
profession has already left that town
to enter the army. DIR. Bjorneby was
the mayor of Bagley.
A. j. Naylor, who Tor the past ten
years has been connected with. the
Bemidji lighting plant as chief cleo
trtcian. has been appointed manager
and took charge on Tuesday.
States Attorney Connolly Of Man
dan has issued a warrant for the ar
rest OF James McFall+ Of Flasher, who
is charged with larceny, It being al
legged that McFTall helped himself to
coal from the Northern Pacific Rail.
way company last winter.
According to announcement in
Slope papers q new publication. The
Farmcrs' New. Freedom. u to appear
''in Minot. Anthony Walton Is chair.
man of the organization COMMITTEES
and the advertisement ID signed The
: Savingc. Loan & Trust company, q.
S. Younans. president. sWil1-the
farmers come across? OF course
there is a sucker born every minute.
The Bantry Advocate says Bantry
will celebrate the Fourth Of July and
that the ladies OF the. com n unity will
have full control of sllsarrangements
Ret they will pull ar some stunts 81
that.
The city Of. Dickey, Lam ourea coun-
,ty. has installed IN electric light
plant.
T.. o. Whipple has neased ths Dick:
.ey Reporter from IA. D.. Mack. the
owner. MI. Whippl4 III said to be q
man with cons:derable newspaper ex-
perience. ~
A couple. OF youngsters. aged 8 and
10 years. ran a away from their homes
IN Dodge ahd w4Ikndf to Zap. Tha
boys were. iookint tor a Job. stating
that they were ili-tresked at home
Zap citizens induced them to returr
to their homes. 'ss&s
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