Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-10

1t Is run1OredF that Editor
Fairchiid demands $4,000 for the pa
through he will hold down the editor
ial chair.
Senator Ellingson Of Sharon, is not
to the Sharon Reporter, Z
A branch Of the National Security
league has been organized at Rolla.
The Parker house, we'll known
Leeds hosiery. has been sold by r.
A. Parker, who is retiring from ac-
tive business, to Mrs. Mary Boyle of
Rolla-
April rs has beer set by the state
land commissioner as the date for the
leasing of school lands in Grant .coun-
ty, which have not already been TAX
en-. The leasing will take place at
the minimum rental per quarter will
be SIS with a fee of SO for the issuing
of the lease.
H, w. Walker. former publisher of
the Regain Headlight, has arrived III
New England, to take charge Of the
farm of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Ole
Ronning. whose former foreman,
Arthur Ronning has enlisted.
The New England Congregational
CHURCH has Aregretfully accepted the
resignation of Rev. 4. F.. Prior, who
has been pastor there for some time.
Rev. and Mrs. Prior will, spend the,
summer on the Handkerchief, leaving
for a. new charge in. the fall.
Frank and Ed. Knott and Bert Allen
pleaded guilty to violating the state
game laws before Justice A. F.. Law
head at Grassy Butte. The fine and
amounted to $38.65, Ed Knott, $685.
and Bert Allen, $685.. They were
unable to pay the fine and costs and
were taken to Schafer by Constable
John Marucheck and placed in the
county Jail.
Mrs. Grace Hoffman, owner Of the
Dickinson Candy shop, has been rob-
bed Of diamonds to the value Of
$1,000. No clue to the thief has been
obtained.
The federal reserve board at MIN
neapolis has written President T. H.
Pugh of the Dickinson school board
it is the wish of the federal board
that the Dickinson school board re-
frain from putting on the market a
erecting a school building at this time
but wait until after the war so as not
to hamper the governments financing.
r. l.. Wilcox of Killdeer has sue
ceeded County Auditor Guttman as a
member of the Dunn county exemp-
ton board. Mr~ Guttman was unable
IN offon1 q II nf tho ~ a Tin r5 ~.hsoh r.o
held at Dunn Center.
The Dunn Center Red Cross chap
ter has for sale to be. put up at auc-
ton a quarter section farm, a town
lot. a stallion and a big load of poles.
They know how to do things right in
that part of the state. =.
Attorney o. S. Gunderson Of Noon
an, Divide county. has moved to
Fargo.
Edinburg feels proud of their new
band. which made tssfirst appearance
last week to give the select service
men a sendof. Fred Arason' is the
leader.
The Wimbledon Nonpartisans have
passed a. resolution %censoring John f..
FoS. president of the Wimbledon
Merchants National bank, for certain
statements this, gentleman is alleged
to have made regarding A. c.. Town
ley. The resolution is signed by the
following three .American' names:
r. c. Zimmerman, c. H. Kuberness
and j.. NJ. Braasch.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of Private John Henry Wilson,
Of Kenaston. N. D., were held Satur-
day. Private Wilson died from tpneu-
monia at the Fort Logan. Col. train
ing camp. *
The Free Church Lutheran parson-
age in Bemidji, occupied by Rev. Q.
, p. Grambo and family. was burned to
the ground on Saturday, The fire was
caused by an explosion of an air tight
stove. A $1,000 library together with
much furniture was destroyed.
Montana is getting in a big crop III
fine, shape" reports H. HI. Howard
r publisher OF the Bozeman Chronicle
who is in Bismarck for a brief stay
> Business conditions are good through
out the state, says Mr.. Howard. The
spring is unusually, forward, and
; seeding is well advanced.
L. B.. Hanna, former governor OF
Asob SA SanoSo IL lCoNS 1tC III
, week in May for France, to takcSur
work for the Red Cross. He leaves
Fargo about April Is or 16 for New
York City.
Frank Burbank. former supeNn.
. tendent of@the Valley City D1uniciba,
: plant and a nephew Of Luther Bur:
bank of California. the celebrated
!, plant wizard. is dead. Mn Burbank
died at his home in Mankato, MINI.
e OF diabetes.
jamestown. the city Of parks with
: Its many tennis courts. has aelected fol
the president Of its Tennis club, Nor.
: man c. koontz, superintendent Of the
: city schools, n Jesse Gran, clerk fOl
the Stutsman county district court
secretary. Membership fees were
. hxed at So for old members and 81
for new members.
Robert Lesman was elected Apresi.
dent Of the Diiworth, MINI. Farmers
0 club At its annual meeting with NOR
than 100 members OF the organization
: In attendance Ben Snyder was elect.
ed vice president; Mrs. Waiter Baker
secretary. and William Toboit. treas
According to latest i~nfornnatio,
= from n state headduartArs Of TIL
Inird Liberty g a the state al, NORTH
DaKota VII! over subscribe Iis quota %,
Se,ho0.0oO in the frst - hours of the
" push. The prediction NFasHmadf
sny Wesley G.. Mcdowell Of Marion,sN
{ u. state chairman. He exHmate.
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