Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-25
Minneapoli. Printers
Pull Out OF Trade.
And Labor Assembly

And Labor Assembly
Minneapolis. Mimi. Feb. u.s.
The Minneapolis Typographical
union today withdrew from the
Minneapolis Trades and Labor )
assembly, charging that control OF
) that organization has passed into
the hands of Socialists and /. w.
W., members not in sympathy
with it's aims and that the cOnsti.
tutlon and bylaws arc disregard,
cd by the majority membership.
Formation Of q new assembly is
planned.
The Grand Forks Typogrsphi.
cal union withdrew from the
North Dakota State Federation of
Labor about a year ago for prac.
tically tho Same reason. The
North Dakota State Federation
hitched itself to Townley's politi-
cal gang, which rs everyone
knows, are Socialists.
Rev. Haugcn in Town-Rev. o. H.
Haugen, Lutheran minister at Milton,
n. D.. is visiting in this city today.
Handball C;ames-Twelve Of the
best handball players Of the city have
formed a league to carry on a series
of games at the Y. NJ. G. A. this
Hagan to Crookston-M. o. Hagan
spent the week end Mt Crookston, at
tending also the send-of which the
people there rave the drafted boys OF
Polk county, Mimi.
Bicgler Weekend Visitor-Wm.
Biegler Of Hayward. Wiz, spent the
weekend with his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. r. Bell, Of 514
South Fourth street..
Kelly to Bisnarck-School superin-
tendent j. Nelson Kelly left Saturday
for Bismarck. where he will attend
the meeting of war workers and rep
resentatives of loyal organizations to
be held today, Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Gospel Meetings This Wcek-A. J.
Krogstad of Edinburg and Rev.
Strathboten Of Mayville will assist in a
series of gospel meetings which will
be held this week at the Bethel Luth-
cram church.
Club Meets Tonight-The Fort
nightly club will hold their regular
WceIltS dl lle PuoiIG nuldl! ILLS
evening, when Prof. II. +. Willis of
the university law school will speak
on "Our Impending Lawyer Reform"
I. q. O. +. Meets Tonisht-There
will be a regular meeting OF l. o. o.
f. Banner lodge No. 4 at their hall
tonight. All members are invited to
attend and learn that odd Fellow
ship and patriotism g0\hand In hand"
j. F. Fitzgerald. n. &.
Ashley New Manaser-R. r. Ashley
Of Crookston Is to be the manager Of
the Auto Supply Co. at this point. He
is we'll acquainted with local business
men.
Court Case Continued-The ease of
y. j. Eurne and company against NJ.
c. ~Shegsarud which was called at the
district cour this morning was con-
tinued\ until later for further evidence.
Attorneys Mcintyre e. Burtness rep
resent the defendants while the plain
tlif's counsel is Attorney W, J. Mayer.
Bargains: Eareains!-My stock was
slightly damaged by fire about two
weeks ago. but J have several! good
pieces left that are suita BILE for Ladies'
Skirts. Boys and Mems Suit: that
VIII SCIl NOtt ~ olS. IISu - SAAI"
formerly S45. now $35. n. Nordlund,
the Tailor, Vermont building. between
Northern State bank and postoffice,
Tri-State phone 23S-E-~Adr..
Remains Taken to Wiiliston-The
remains OF Mrs. j. y. Lynch, who
died at her home at KISsell last
Thursday. were taken to Wiliistou
yesterday for ~interrent. The de.
ceased was "a years old and leaves
a husband and three children ru
mourn her loss. Mrs. Lynch grew ur
from childhood in Aryilla, this our
ty.
Footc Coos to Ealgo~-V. ID. Foote
until now local manager for the I'm
derwood Typewriting Machine com
pany: has rendered his resignation
for,the purpose OF accepting an offe.
to become district manager Of the
l.. G.. Smith Typewriter company with
/ Offices in Fargo. Mr.. Foots who has
been here for several years and ie
well known throughout the cof,nnu-
nifty. will move to his nov; home .cr1
time this week ami will be accoa
panied by his family.