Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-06

has offered q prize Of ten doliars to,
the carrier selling the most war saw.
jnss stamps and thrift stamps during
the present 8qnAfter ending March a..
Competition among the, carriers ts
very keen. IS !.
Fargo - Little Miss Alice Olwin,I
seven-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G.. OlWffl OF this city-remem-
bereds4tassj, the firrt little Liberty bond
purchasefs IN the second sdEiye-is
dead. Death occurred at ST. Paul. fob
an#operation for tuberculosis
or the knee RGsTs y n
MISUNDERSTANDING orchestra
has been organized at Bottineau and.
seems to be progressing fine. It 2
an enrolment Of about twenty-five
members, andHiss planning TO give q
spring. II y ,;@
Minot-The cases claiming atten.
ton OF the present term OF the dis
trict courtsSarete all civil cases, no
criminal casessbeing entered on the
calendar IS jury reported Tues
day. ,SaS ~ ~ Il s - :
Enthusiastically Hughes Of. Glen
dive, Mont, q former Bismarcker,
who now is interested in q large east
'ern Montana oil development scheme,
is in the city In connection with the
ance of financial support has been
pledged the enterprise, and taht his
company hopes to have wells produc-
ing before the end Of the summer
Minot-The@ city commissi,n ers
have passed q resolution requiring
the Northern States Power company
to comply with their contract regard
ing. light rates made With. chs city
May l, 1915. The company has not
flied it's customers of a>slight increase
in light rates after FebruaryS1.
Fargo Practically every available
man in, the United States marshals
state serving .subpoenas for witnesses
to appear before the federal grand
jury called for February IL. More
than 500 witnesses will be called be-
fore the grand jury on February IL
and 10. The petit jury will report on
February IS.
Minot-Many applications have
been made to the county commission
ers for seed grain and feed for stock
by needy farmers of Ward county
The commissioners are in session hi.
week dealing with the claims.
Bottineau-About IS. young men
Rolf Of Bottineau county, as those
who have waived all exemption for
deferred classification and were desir-
Gus of going in the first cali to serve
their county.
Minot-Elsworth George, secretary
of the Local, typographical union, has
resigned from that Office and leave:
this week for Mitchell, s. d. where
ell Publishing company. He is a rno'
TYPE operator. III #, ~
Bismarck--The Burleigh. county
chapter OF the Red Cross reports that
its fundsssfo the purchase Of yarn
and outing flannel is almost depleted,
and that. contributions for this .divi-
sion Of the work will be gladly re-
ceived. Z
.Fargo-H. G. Plumley. inspector
general of the Scottish Rite bodies,
has received information of the death
LOT General Shyrock OF Baltimore;
died Sunday morning. He was grand
master Of the Grade Lodge Of Ma
sons Of Maryland for more than thir-
lty years. He was also the treasurer
general OF the southern, supreme
councileefsth Scottish Rite.
Gackle- The Gackle Republican
has reftteds the entire printing plant
with new type faces. new job press,
paper cutter. a Lee book and job
prsss ana a M~ergenthaler linotype
machine. The name Of the paper will
on March 1 be changed to The Week
" Tri-Courtyz Times, the paper en-
larged to seven columns and the sub
scription price increased to 81 per