Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-01
Nubs of News
Dickinson has fairly good streets.
says the Press, yet autoists have been
known to favor the sidewalks.

Dickinson has fairly good streets,
says the Press, yet autoists have been
known to favor the sidewalks.
Rev. Earnest c. Parish has resigned
his pastorate at Fosston to take up ad-
vanced theological studies at Boston
and Harvard universities.
Silver Serumgard Of Devils Lake.
was the principal speaker at the dedi-
cation of the Sons Of Norway servica
flag at starkweather recently
The starkweather Cooperative ele-
vator Is undergoing repairs, which
will make it one Of the most modern
and u%p-to-date elevators! In the state.
Major H. r. Bitsing Of the saith d.
vision Of the United States army,
which is stationed at Camp Cody, is
visiting for a short time at his home
In Mandan. n4.
1t is expected that Arthur Tollefson
rnander Of the Dickinson Home
Guards, as the latter gentleman has
been called for active service.
The Valley American rays:
Now that h state bosses r alleged
to ban from the loyal press such a
naughty word as PRO German" we
will bow to the kaiser, beg his pardon,
and substitute q modern word: PRO
Hun" g
Gov. ia. A. Burnquht will be the
principal orator at the laying OF the
corner stone Of the new state normal
school at Bemidji. August 10. Judge
G.. W. Stanton viii be the master Of
ceremonies.
Frank weverka, az years old, who
resides with his parents six miles
north of Dickinson, narrowly escaped
death when he was dragged for sev-
eral rods under a hayrake attached to
q runaway team OF horses.
H. A. Dahl, who has had charge Of
the Bank of Pekip, Nelson county, has
resigned to accept the cashiership Of
s. D: Mr.. Dahl ia succeeded at Pekin
by T. p: Bye. cashier of the Bank OF
Doyon, N. D. !.
Contracts for furnishing cows, heif-
ers and mares for issue to Indians to
benefits under the existing treaties
have been awarded as follows: How
ard Seaman of Mandan, 81 Hereford
cow n 81 mares; Edwin D. Sutton,
OF Laurel, S. D., 142 two-year-old
heifers. The contractors must deliver
II the Eonpartisan league carries
out its program with the present lead.
ers at the wheel, it will not be long
until there will be q greatly increased,
supply OF us common people and only
one capitalist in the wide wide world.
That capitalist will be A. C.. Townley.
-Schafer Record,
Roe 2. Remington, head Of the
1000 department Of the North Dakota
Asrlcuitura college for the last ten
yyeats. a resigned to enter private
been appointed his successor, DR..
Bowers has for some time been with
tne state normal Industrial school at
Elle2dale. =
Secretary Lade reports that the re-
ceipts for butter produced 81 the Foss-
ton creamery in the month OF June,
ms year. reached the handsome sum
o. $l4.l9%0s. says th irteen
rAty Genus q = paI0
1or outterfat. This Is the highest
Dice yer paid snd the most; money
~ realized for q single months busi-
T iss learned that Saturdays stornp
49, particularly severe III the vicini-
~ q Halryey. nys the New Rockford
SSsase Center. At the farmHof Harry
5ulk IN almost new barn 1NxlE0, .
.llo q number Of outbni3dngS
neIe ~ n down. The barn on the
TeIer K011e farm was also destroyed.
Ma1t Miller lost q barn and Gslo that
Ietes c~ompArAfively new. sBarns were
80 ;dcseroyed on thu farm .of Ole
9 Martin 8hSfvlaad. Many
su.ns.Iet losses Wero ropoetAd, No
49, vas killed that has hen repors.
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