Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-17
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} The postofice was moved into the
new federal building in Bemidji Sum

} The postoffice va moved into the
new federal building in Bemidji Sun
L. A. Simpson Of Dickinson, will de-
fend J.. W. Brinton at Bismarck this
week for seditious u~tterances.
The Langdon Commercial club is
making arrangements for a reception
for the Cavalier boys leaving Lang
don July 20.
The Hamilton Independent which
was destroyed by fire last Sunday, 10
temporarily being Issued from the
Cavalier Chronicle ONCE.
Henry Tufte, for a number Of years
a banker at Hendrum, has accepted
a position with the Farmers and
Merchants bank Of Hatton.
The Townley papers do not like the
mention of the boosts the German
owned New York Mail gave Townley
and the league. The connection is too
apparent.
The Grenora home guards received
their new uniforms last week and d
military dance IL planned for July 20
to raise funds for part payment Of
the uniforms.
The Congregational churches Of
Edn1unds. Melville and Bordulac held
joint services at Arrowwood lake
Sunday.
A picnic lunch wal served.
The Bismarck Tribune's treachery
in the last primaries has been particu-
larly resented by the travelling men,
and It is now reported that they are
taking steps to either buy the paper
OF start a new daily at Bismarck.
Funny. isn't it? The socialists have
Joined the republican party. Accord
ing to them. 1t has been a "big biz
party, but now it Is used as a camou
hage. to land the socialist candidates
socialist ticket two years hence
Portal International.
The Morton county Sunday school
convention will be held at sMAndan
July 81 and August !. Several promi-
nent speakers will attend, 1t is report
ed. A large attendance of Sunday
school workers not only from Morton,
county, but from all over the Slope
country lis expected.
Two men were arrested at Mandan
Monday for stealing rides ON the N.
P. One Of the men gave his name as
Rudyard Kiplins. but admitted he was
not the ORIGINAL Rudyard. and the
not the original Shakespeare was his
name-sake. The Judge took poetic IL
cense to send them to Jail for ten
days.
The farmers picnic at the L. C..
Thorpe farm. Trail county, on Thurs
day, was attended by over 1000 peo-
]. NJ. Anderson, president of the
Equity Exchange, and Walter Mills.
A resolution endorsing the action OF
congress in fixing the price OF wheat
$40 was passed.
It cost D. A. Anderson. prominent
veterinarian. and r. G. Horn, proprie-
tor Of Horns Electric shop. SO and
SIS respectively. for the pleasure Of
spending an hour or two in a shady
spot on the Heart river. near Dick
in these amounts because Of the tree
pass Of the two gentlemen.
The Bottineau Courant, Townley
paper. got eleven OF twelve insurance
statements from the state insurance
commissioner. while the rest Of ua.
who are not in the kept list" had to
be satisfied with three or four. And
did you notice that the Rant didn't
publish any till just the week before
election-so there couldn't be no pre-
>1notSan Aa~aNaANfME W pY1t ltsA
they most likely need the money
Westhope Standard.
Evidence Of ii formerly connect
ed with Townley, would indicate that
he is the richest bankrupt ever
brought 10 public View. The
testimony shows that TownIey made
the statement that no matter whether
the leasue was Z succefs. OF 4 failure.
he needn't WORRY about his livelihood
in the future. There's where he has
1t all over the men who contributed
to the fund to make bin q millionaire.
-stillwatsr f1inn.) dasette.
Under the heading. "Rsmember
Tostevin." the Steele County Tribune
Gays: IA young man remarked in our
hearing the other day, Well. we
must put North Dakota back N the
United states this fall You who NM
dsrstAnd politics N she ID won, insthiA
state no doubt also understand that
that young man n liabls TO receive 4
call from the eo-called State Council
OF Defense. which advertiss1 itself -
one Of the aassts % political victosy.s