Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-02
Nubs of News

Nubs of News
The Morton county Sunday school
convention is in session at Mandan to-
day.
The Langdon Courier Democrat last
week started on volume "a. Congrat-
ulations.
p. B. Hartman Is the new manager
Of the Ramsey Countyolive Stock
Shipping association.
The Mouse River Farmers Press
has invested in a linotype. 1t must
pay to become Townleyized.
Ed. Halvorson, a Divide county
farmer, ratified off a bull for SLOT,
which he donated to, the Red Cross.
The Michigan. Farmers Elevator
company made>A net profit Of $4,000
last year. j.. B. Barney is the man
ager. % e. "
A real Nonpartisann meeting Is being
held at I4angdont today of emocrat
and republicans opposed to the Town.
ley regime. -
A. E. Hays, the Upham potato king,
says the recent rains were worth s15.-
900 to him, as his 2OO-acre potato
field is LOOKING fine.
Moose" Hendrickson of the battle
ship Kansas, was recently arrested lat
Bemidji as a deserter, which he had
spent several weeks ION leave"
Laying the rails on the new Windy.
gate spur line of the C. P. r. into
Cavalier county is now in progress. II
is expected that the line will be ready y
for hauling out grains this fall.
Herbert D. Ellis, postmaster of Up.
ham for the past three years, has en-.
listed in the cavalry and left Monday
for Jefferson Barracks, Mo. During
Mr.. Ellis absence Mrs. Ellis will be-
in charge of the postofice. ::
y L. L. Stair is very much pleased
over being nominated by both parties.
That's easily explained. When nien
say they would vote for anything" at
all that has the league endorsement,
the result is a f%oregone conclusion
Westhope Standard.
We have heard two or three FARM
ers state that there would be a ten,
nushels acreage here of wheat, says
the Westhope Standard. In some
will be a little short and fax nav not
amount to.anuch:sbut the rains have
helped out the feed proposition.
Pinned between the wall of her gar
age and her automobile, which h
started by cranking, not knowing she
had the machine in gear, Miss Mabel
Geisler of Sheldon, was held prisoner
over two hours before her predfSa-
ment was discovered, and she was
freed. Her condition is serious, but
The Towhleyites made a Notes.-The
a. thunder storm when Herman Muel-
Ter was nominated in the Minnesota
primaries for clerk of ethe supreme
court. Now Mueller comes ont and
repudiates the Nonpartisan LEAGUE
M says their endorsement was nm
sought and was given after he had al
ready filed for nomination., and that
ne nad never endorsed the league.
Mueiler declares he will endorse the
entire republican ticket, and will
have nothing to do with anv candi.
dates Townley9may put UP.
Evidently not all Of Townley,s lieu
tenants stay tied. Evidence ofSIman
formerly connected with him would
indicate that he is the richest hank
rupt ever brought to view, Recently
Iownley made the statement that mo
Haatter whether the league was q sue
cess Or q failure. he needn't worry
fun Of 1t is, that while he has II III
over,the men who contributed Is his
great affluence. many ofsthem sI4
perfectly willing to contribute Anita
more.--LAshon Free Press
Over in North Dakota. sav.
Warren REGISTER. the powers that he
aEe NOT satisf1ed with the national
censorship. Many there were who
tnousnL ~ TOO drastic and sweepine.
.pu.. not SO Frazier regime, which
would go the kaiser one better ann ~
! make It lese majestic to takSs
(yerbalJ at the ostensible KSad
q we state government there. sbtd
would prohibit the circuiatinns II
SoIln DakNta, Of any paper that Saf-
lacks ToWhley. the states 49,
cnief executive. ,orsstAe Nonnaffirsn
81 Y Y g manner displeasine g stlSa1
s.ase,s council q Defense. which u
q tools Of Townley. And
E ah ~. tney nave II made 10 much .fuSl
speech and free pfess. tool Thav M
become drunk with power ana. IL 49,
conid,w would establish an aufocracvsH
side which that Of stheE kaiser. wo,s "
took IKE thirty cents.
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