Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-06
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The Divide County Journal had
some very good paying editorials last
two pages Of legal notices.
William Henry Fee, one Of the old
timers at Mimic, dropped dead the
other day while walking from one
business house to another.
Herbert S. Wilhelmf Of Kenmare,
who left the train between Minot and
Hankinson,, two weeks ago yesterday,
on his way to Camp Custer with the
rest of h select service men from
that, district, has so far not been
found, although officers are searching
the country for him. ., So {,
Fresh from a battle recently with a
German sumarine working along the
American coast, Albert Drew of Tower
City is home on a furlough. He is
with the U. S. Aeroplane force at
Chatham. Mass, and declares the
coast points are thoroughly wrought
up over h appearance Of the Ger.
mar subs.
Felix Monaco, an italian laborer,
acting boss at the Northern Pacific ice
house at Jamestown, vas killed by
being run over in the railroad yards.
He was Knocked down, rose again and
then was knocked down a second time
and killed. He leaves a wife and
child in Italy.
The 500 passenger depot at Minot
will be closed and all the railway pas
senger business of the company will be
conducted at the Great Northern
depot. 500 trains will stop at the Soc
depot, but tickets must be secured at
the Great Northern. 1t is not known:
when the change will AXE place, but
1t is expected to be soon.
Jamestown authorities who rounded
up two minors who have confessed to-
the theft of ar automobile at Glen
wood. Mimi, which they drove to
jamestown and attempted to sell.
have not yet determined what DISPOSE
are before the juvenile courts, and
names, under the state law, are with
held from publication
G. N. Forsland of Fargo has been
bound ove to the district court, being
charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses. He failed to procure
$1,000 bail and is now in the county
Jail. F%orsland, who was salesman for
charged with forging names to
fictitious orders and collected commits
sions from his employer.
John Wilson, "a Kragnes. Clay
county. farmer, was compelled to DON
ate $1,000 to the Clay county Red
Cross for boarding wheat. It was re-
oafo hlish0S fhof Vu{1c4~t1l>a -
most 1000 bushels Of wheat in his
granary, contrary to the regulations
of the federal food administration.
Wilson was first given the privilege OF
paying $500, but is he failed to make
the payment o n time it was promptly
increased to $1,000. which he paid. at
once. .$5
Now that the Rev. 8. r. Maxwell
has begun to tell about the Ndnpar-
tisan league from the inside, he
Courier-News has trained its runs on
him and intimates that the reverend
gentleman has had a checkered
career. says the Mandan Pioneer. You
Maxwell was a first rate fellow
It's lucky for some Of the leaders Of
the league that they don't. try to ex-
pose the organization for IL they did
the Courier-News could really tell
something about them and 1t would
not be fiction either g
sNan-Partisan papers are pointins
out to their readers how a few of tho
followers OF "big biz in this state.
refusing to abide by the decisions OF
the majority, of the party, are going
to go back on the ticket, says the Ink
ster Enterprise. Those T~ownleyixed
sheets fail to mention what the nom
Partisanss are planning In Minnesota.
and what they r doing In certain
sections of this state where they were
defeated at the primaries. The non.
Partisan democrats In Bottineau
county refused to endorse Doyle, who
Is the democratic candidate for gov,
ernor. Will some. one please explain
wherein the difference lies.
Edward Mastrui Of Hatton. who 10
only ~ years old, wants to take his
brothers. place inl the lighting line.
His brother .Yas wounded some time
ago. accOrdtnEbto letter published in
The Herald from our regular corre-
isp0ndent with the American army nj
France. Young Mastrud has been IN
ut. Paul three times to enlist in the
marines,5 but raj turned down on ac.y
count Of his age. Hts father has now
taken = hand In the game and on
Saturday father and son wkre In Far
go To- see what could 10 donesabouttt II.
The young man u almost 6ix. feet tail
and weights Isl pounds ana sit n g.
spected that the military authorftiea
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