Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-08

The Red Lake county fair will be
held at Red Lake Falls August 27,s
IS and 20. Many special features
have been secured for the 4 occasion g
IDr. j. J. Walker Of Cavalier has dis
posed of his practice to DR.. j.. E. Cal
braith. 1t is reported that DR.. Walk
err will locate in some city on the Pa
cif1c coast.
"sooners' are said to be getting in
ducks along the Missouri river. The !
chief game warden has been notified Z
and it is expected something, will be-
doing shortly. (
Four autos, carrying speakers of
prominence, are touring Minnesota in
the interests OF, state prohibition In a
big drive, during which these smensex-
pect to stop in every city and villaget'
in the state. - 'lf aht a3se So
Three Pembina county postmasters
went in the last draft. They were
Bathgate, and Kline, OF Crystal. In
each case the offices have. been placed
in charge of deputies until the yprin-
cipals return from military service.
Lieut.. Leonard w. Ross, grandson
Of R. w. Ross, Of Crystal, Rho was It
one time assistant cashier IN the Hen
sci bank, now stationed at Infantry
Replacement Camp, Camp Lee, Va
has been promoted to captain,
The Benson county Council Of De-
tense has been organized, with the
following officers: Clyde, Duffy, Min
newaukan. chairman; Mathew Duff
fey, Esmond. secretary, and F.. w.
Bowman, Brinsmade. treasurer.
Moorhead will, have a $4,000
armory for a company Of state militia
il the plans outlined at a meeting. Of
the Moorhead Commercial club. the
Merchants association and the officers
of the home guard mature.
The Fargo chief Of police reports a
total Of 121 arrests for July. Fifty
n were arrested for drunkenness. is
for exceeding the speed limits, 10 for
grand larceny, nine. for reckless auto
driving, A. for assault and battery.
and a number Of others for minor Of
fences.
According to the endorsement of
the Minot meeting. a fusion ticket
with 8. ". Doyle of C%arrington for
governor and Miss Minnie Nelson Of
Public Instruction, it looks as though
the N~on-partisan league might have
a merry chase to elect tNpir Candidates.
in Observation-Disclosures Moon.
The state enforcement league has
been swallowed completely by the
Townley gang. Rev. Finwall, spotteri
and lecturer" for the league, ID
spending most of this time travelling
over the state in the interests of the
Non-partisans. In some localities ha
Is able to get churches for this mr.
pose, but ! n.places where he is.better
known. hired halls are used. an. such
Lectures. are held under theEcloakSof~
Christianity, but the attendance h
usually reported to be very small.
The Walhalla city election. which
three weeks ago was expected to be a
tame affair, developed intosa rerulars
scrap at the last moment, several can- h
didates popping up the last few DAYS.
The following were elected: ~. IS
Best, mayor; A.. Hauck and "A. WAR
ner, aldermen. first ward: e. Hallfach
and Nels Pearson, aldermen, second.
.waroi ~. n. murray and ChaS. III.
Lee. aldermen, third ward; AID.
Justice. and Geo. Campbell, police
J. Rufus Brinton. the wen and IN.
1ayorably known manager 81 the
ToWnley stores, delivered a Iubmar,
me attack ON the SchafefHR Record
r nthI. n open court AZ Bismarck the
togelner with other newspapers. were
dirty lying sheets,' we can.f Inn
SIN 5ast, Why y. RUFUS picked On
Mr. 1900 ZOE We have never even
truthful Or tlat NO Wouldn't ae1i
Mavvers. We never aid III sfor1s
MeresoperAted on 4 truly co-orafatfva
planA stthsr: ThersfprS sSsfha 4. r NJ III
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