Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-01
FLICKER TALES

Yucca-Yucca farmers will Sstick
with the president. That was the
substance of resolutions adopted at
a meeting Of farmers held here
when they pledged their loyalty to
the United States and to President
Wilson.
Beach, want to get we'll 80 that
I can fight for Uncle Sam over there"
were the last words OF Ralph. Kra-
nick, aged 26, who died fromspneu.
monia contracted in riding to. WI
baux' on a cold, blustery day, to pre-
sent himself for physical examina.
ton under the draft. The deceased
was a son of Thomas Kranick and :,
favorite nephew Of the late ]. b.
Stoddard, n Of North. Dakota's big
sest live stock men. upon whose
a year. ago his brother, Harry, was
killed in a local coal mine accident.
Max-Dr. A. J. Weller of DoEden
has purchased the office and practice
Of DR.. A. s. Nichalson and will take
up the practice here. Max's new
medico studied at Munich. Berlin ana
Vienna. Hempracticed six years at
Douglas and four at Dodgden.
Fort Yates-John F1eury of Crow
Creek. S. b.. died on the road be-
tween Fort Yates and Mclaughlin
while. en- route hither to do some
trading. Mrs. Fleury vas with her
husband when he was suddenly seizeo
with an attack of heart failure while
engaged wit. five other passengers
in assisting David Rabbit, stage
driver. in shoveling through a drift.
Fleury was carried to the stage where
hn AYnir0H a four nnjnytoc 1otar
Bowman-Florence Thompson and
velma Maynard. teachers in the
Golden Valley district near Austin.
narrowly escaped death in q blizzard
when their buggy broke down while
they were driving to Rhame, en- route
hither to take the teachers examin-
alton. The young women sought to
continue the journey on foot, but the
way on the prairie and wandered
about for hours before they stumbled
onto Carl Olson'st home, two miles
out of9Rhame.
misunderstanding her hip in a
fall on the ice while on her way to
the home of her son, Oscar. Mrs. IF.
dragged herself along the
frozen ground for a considerable dis
1S OSAOIS Din" WSS .uAoSOVCIcu Wy
Sleeve .Rorvig and her husband. who
carried her, home. She later was re-
moved to the Fargo hospital. where
che is reported to be improving.
. Bismarck-The state historical mu-
scum has on exhibition a pair Of wood
en- sabots forwarded from France by
Robert Dohn. a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
". H.4Dohn Of the capital city, who
nnw in In tko fa6Apa1 aorxvico u a
Rismarck-The secretary OF states
office to date has issued 1890 auto
mobile licenses. equivalent to the
whole number sold up to April L in
1917. The. receipts are almost double
what they were up to April 4 a year
ago. owing to the much higher grad
,Fargo-After a two months tour Of
the west coast under the auspices Of
the Men and . Religion movement.
Rev: Norman Brighton has returned
to, Fargo. He states that during this
tour, 100000 was raised for missions
and benevolences of the Christian
church,
Park River-Alfred F1aten Of YER
non township, southwest Of Park, Riv-
or. is out, under $1,000 bonds for his
appearance at the next term Of the
Walsh county, court on a charge Of
ebastardy.
Farso-As soon as weather condi-
tons permit, work will start here on
the new 100000 four-story home for
the Pence Automobile company of
Minneapolis. The building will be en-
,tirely devoted to the use of the Arm
In the distribution Of its machine. ~
Nedora-Pledees Of aid promised
the newly elected executive commit.
tee show that the greater number Of
farmers OF Billings county are behind
the project Of holding the 1918 fair.
Free SDber! was elected president OF
the Billings County. Fair association.
q. !. NyA. Aecretary, tandgA. o.. Chris
tsnsen, treasurer.
Minot-The Northwest Educational
a1o0clAtf0nss annual convention win
be held ,here April IS tosaApril az
Five hundred educators OF this Sec
ton Of the state expected to at.
tend. NDr. "a d. Kaufman dean OF
education OF the Universitysof Minne-s
VIII be y OF the speakers w.
+ lClArk OF this city, Il president 81
Mandan-George w Janda haa
been advised that he has been com
mtssaonsd first lieutenant and viii re-
port At Washington 1T once. Janda.
an sexaFniDAticn.A ~ Ntnneanolfs,
last week for entrance into the avta.
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