Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-22
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Young lady delivery boys is the
latest innovation in Benlidji.

Young lady delivery boys is the
latest innovation in Bemidji.
Among the. attractions on the 4th
of July at Bantry will be a ball game
by young ladies. y
The Bantry Advocate was is years
old last week.
Indian agents. in Bemidji are drum
ming up considerable business arrest.
ing blind piggers.
George G. Carlson. former COVER
o of Colorado, will be one Of the
patriotic speakers at the Kenmare
chautauqua. which is being held from
July 20 to &c.
The Elks Of Williston will observe
Flag Day. June ia. -
c. HI. Gutmann, auditor of Dunn
county, has resigned to become afRli-
ated with the state land department
at Bismarck. '
Berthold will have a Red Cross
sale Of odds and iends'' on Saturday,
May rs. A fine line of goods have
OOVA SCS0Aeu ny uONdIlOnS. ~ ~ Ef. .-.
of Minot r reaiiHsd ss75.so fo 8. the her Reg
Cross by their celebration on the 18th
OF May. at which Hon. Sever Sc
rulmgard Of Devils Lake spoke.
AS rS~teenerson has been the friend
of the farmers during the IA years
he has been in congress-. many farm
ers around Thief River Falls, despite
league membership. refuse to approve
the hand-picked league candidate,
who is a railway e~ngineer.---=St. Paul
A peanut. which became lodged I'm
the larynx caused the death Of the
one-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Os-,
car D. Anderson of Eglon township
near Hawleys MINI.
A reward of $1,000 has been offer
ed for the apprehension Of the Kinf
Of Montana. horse thieves Georgl
Francis of Hill county. known al
Long George. The reward may tempt
George is quick on the draw and has
an %unerring aim.
Coutny Auditor r.. w. Kennard Of
Ward county has announced that only
one registration place in each town
and rural district will be to register
the 21-year class on June S. He esti-
mates that some $50 will register in
Ward. county.
Three carloads Of ties and bridge
.timbers needed on the Windygates
extension into Cavalier county from
Canada has been shipped and the
work of laying the track will be COM
menced as % as the farmers inter-
ested in the froject have finished
seeding and can,put in some tins on
will be>calied MAZDA, II 5issSyeported.
A.. Liderbach,e .Townleyized legis-
latfVe member from Dunn county and
candidate for state senator, has re-
fused. it is alleged. to buy a $50 Lib
erty bond. W after he was offered
the money by q banker. It is also al
legged that he has repeatedly made
statements hat we are now In q war
a tate manato send to the state sen.
ate. :.
The Nonpartisan bosses and papers
are now referring to. LieutenantAGov-
ernor.. Kraazel as q banker and mer-
cnant.s n n as aSfarmer, although
owning q farm. u the Bottineau
Farmers, Advocate. Hesis engaged ~
the am lines OF businees AZ he wasl
two years ago. when the Nonpartisan,t
nominated him for governor. And \
Kraabel has publicly, stated that he
received the Non-partisan nomination
without my solicitation. onshbs part. =
The story Is going the srounds.that
q Russian in the Rlchardton vicinity
worked A sick game on some Of his
says the Dickinson Press. \
A group Of eight Russians me and
decided that when the Stark county
lands wereA1eased, they would
allow only one OF their number to bid \
II same. and he. IN turn. wpnldi allow
them to pay q share Of thescost and
take their pro Sratas share Of the
lands. The scheme Worked ssAne. He
obtained the lands desired without
competitive~b'ddin from the Others, \
but after the, leasing Of the#$iands 10 \
told the other seven RussiAns TO 10
TO the dickens. There yl9ssan excit-
I'd conference. u thAs Hrotnoter ct
fiEht. ana now ths msttef. rsstsAati
leasts for the time !belnG.
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