Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-08
Nubs of Ne,us
By BRIGGS

~ UOS " 4vGCVS
There was an excited school cleo
votes were cast. -
The old gas plant building at Penn
bina is being torn down, electric light
having taken its place.
M. o. strom & Co. Of Langdon,
which were burned out recently, have
sold their business to the Home I'M
plement Co. -g.5.r
G.. w. Collins, express agent at
Kuhn, was found not guilty as having
acted as agent in the purchase Of
Jamestown.
zigmund Narloch. 15-year-old son
Of Bernard Narloch, Is dead as the
result Of the accidental discharge Of
la 22-caliber rifle in the hands of a
companion. The bullet penetrated
the liver.
The Nonpartisans of Cavalier oun
!ty have made advances to the Cour-
!ier-Democrat of Langdon for The
purchase Of the plant. A meeting was
called recently Of the ~fafmers-sup-
posed to be interested, but only two
or three appeared and the meeting
had to be postponed.
Sheriff Thompson and States At
torney Crimson raided a poker Joint
at Langdon the other night. A jack
pot of $50 was confiscated together
with the keeper, a fellow named a
Horgan. who is now out on bonds.
The inmates were assessed $40 a head
by a lenient judge.
"Steen for Governor clubs are be-
ing formed at many points in Ward
county. The forepart Of this week
one wal formed in Spring, Lake town
ship, and another one at Kenmare.
The Kenmare club plans a big rally
in the interest of Stems candidacy in.
the ear future. - .M-.n .e.- .
Attorney w. F. O'Leary Of Great
Falls, Mont, has been retained as
counsel for the Foss Brothers and
their alleged accomplices for the al
legged murder of a Montana postmas-
ter and rancher. The case is coming
up at Chinook. The Foss boys are
former Wash county citizens.
Tho Langdon tobacco dealers had
a convention all their. own the other
day when they were called in to visit
States Attorney Crimson, who inter-
preted the law relating to the sale Of
cigarets to their entire satisfaction"
tons have been going on.
Accordine to the warroad Pioneer.
fishing in the Lake of the Woods
must be good this year. One Of Che
fishing tugs came in with ga boxes
lao ~ ~~,,~I % nm ->.,- \ "a
time. They complain that sthe rail-
road company does not furnish q
sufficient number of cars to handle
the catch.
Workmen excavating in y gravel pit
vest Of Ainot unearthed three cot.
by County Judge William Murray.
who stated the present pit wal once
a cemetery, but, abandoned rs years
ago. He said he had made the cof-
fin and %officiated at the funeral there
80 years ago.
Francis Murphy Ind Frank Taylor
were elected to the Minot school board
by a safe majority over L. T. Palda
and Martin Jacobson at the election
this week. Tho ten mill assessment
for tho year 1919 to assist in the con-
%struction Of the new high school was
II VONo0 AVA Wy 4OAl ~ rOkIos G-aa
Everett e. Simmons has made but
ono speech in his life, and that was
patriotic speech and a good one.
he told Judge G. r. Anidon in fedsr-
al court at jamestown. Simmons was
brought to Jamestown through error,
his indictment being on file al Far.
20, and the court directed that he
be allowed to secure bail. -He II raid
to be an agttator.
It is reported that Rev. q. ". Fin
wall OF enforcement league fame II
travelling over the state preaching un-
|but in reality boosting the league
ticket and the absolute n~scssdty OF
rstatning Attorney General Lanssr
Ihe FARGO Forum, The Grand Forks
usually afforded . place IN his pro-
gram. 81 Il
Cavalier county teachers and school
directors DO not look With favor an
the order Of Hkate Nuperintendont 81
schools fMcDohald, deferrine the raS-
y ulaf annual teAchers' Institute. which
has usually been held IN June. 10 soina
date IN October. October 10 = preffy
eEbuay month. they contend. ana n
Mcdonald wants TO make 4 poiifiaei
Irally Of the institute, why not hSve
~ NAurtng tho 4summor when III 49,
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