Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-20
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Police officers OF the state are being
TX to ascertain the whereabouts Of
Lottte johnson Sims Of Powderville,
Mont who, according to John A..
of that place, has fallen heir
to an estate left by her grandfather.
H. +. Browning has purchased
The Pettibone Spectator from F. G..
jennings. former editor and publish
er: who has gone to Cleveland. N. D.,
he has business interests. Mr..
Jennings will probably later locate in
The tenth annual meeting of the
will be held at tn Agricultural COL
lege. Fargo, Friday and Saturday.
May 10 and II. 1T should be regard
ed as a privilege and a patriotic duty
for the scientists Of North Dakota to
meet in this time Of national crisis to
do all in their power to aid the state
and the nation" said Secretary Alb
bolt.
The chain letter is lot omcially APP
proved as a circulation medium in
connection with the War Savings
Stamp campaign. Charles c. Grimes
OF h national war savings commits
tee at washington, advises q Bis
marck worker. .s4
Richmond Pearson Hobson. hero of
Merrimac. Alabama. congressman,
scientist. reformer. orator and oscu-
latory authority. is coming to Bis
marck on May 81 for a lecture at
in which he will particularly discuss
wartime npohihltion
Ingwald Ulsaker and A., F. Davis,
endorsed by the Fargo Trades and
Labor Assembly. viii be candidates
for the state legislature from the
Ninth district. They will also receive
the backing of the Nonpartisans.
Mr.. Ulsaker is head Of the Ulsaker
Printing company and Mr.. Davis is
president Of the Fargo Bricklayers'
union. =
The Bottineau C~ourant, which has
always boasted of being owned by
several hundred farmers in that
county, n its official statement Of
three men-L. L. Stair. Bottineau;
Nels Magnuson, Souris. and George
r.. White, Kramer. The farmers Of
that county can't be such a bunch Of
suckers after all.
Editor Lowe Of the So,ris Messen-
ger made a trip to westhope the 9TH
er day on an Indian motorcycle. But
the talk convinced him that the talk
Of the heap good Indian is nothing
but a myth. as he landed in the
ditch several times.
rH Ma - = YAh~~A~t <h> ~x>.
the new Farmers Advocate" at Bot
tineau. 3 surely getting his share Of
free advertising. Even the Tow,nlcy~
press has a good word for him,
which In itself is not a Recommended
ton for anyone. but rather a handi-
cap, that Matt will have to live down.
a great deal of petty thievery has
been: going on in .Fairview the past
a small hole in the Continent
al Oil connpany's tank and tapped
gasoline whenever he needed my. az
~herbecayne careless and forgot to.
put in the plug, with the result that
considerable oil was wasted. The
company's agent is now watching the
tank with . shotgun.
P. r. Kongslie Of upham !. q
for sheriff OF McHenry
county.
Joel Myers. Of Grafton, ha. been
appointed food administrators Of
Wa'7h county.
We are informed taht Tom Hen-
messy 10 being brought out on the re-
publican ticket for sheriff. Shades OF
old Erin. what will ever become of |
The. socialist party, when such radicals
desert 1t: WeTcan expect to learn
Of Townley registering as 4 republi-
can and volunteering to shoulder q
lnusket in Uncle Sans army.-AntIer
The farmers Of Renv1Ire county
have made d final aettlement with the
National linton Fire I%nsurance Co. Of
Pittsburgh. for 39S.SDl 90 in the $50
cases: The money has al been
paid 70 the various farmers and they1
Ars q happy lot. for the money eoTnes /
a mighty handy. b. n. Sinkier. Me !
not attorney who had cha RE OF the
cases for these farmers, receiye65 :
mighty nice fee.Gwhich runs well I'm
nto I'VE figures.
Prof. sirtfh, former -nr,nc;r., -
schoolS 81 Mimic and twice candidASeI
tor ahDt9thtAndent Il Of tha .wsiih I
schools. has rented out his ,
IAtn1liiH canaAa and viii spend some
line ~ Chjca1o u~nvsrsity, takinrll
specta1 work "a economies,
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