Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-24

Nubs of NeWs
Attorney Chas. Lyche has returned
to Hatton from Colorado, where he
attended to legal matters.
Professor Harry jackson Of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, will be in charge Of the
musical department of the, Jamestown
college.
Rev. s. syrdahl Of Shelly. MINI.
was installed as pastor Of the United
Lutheran church Of Northwood last
Sunday. . e
It is reported that the well-known
horse commission firm Of Barrett &
| Zimmerman Of st. Paul, is going out
Of business and that they are selling
their equipment.
Owing to- the extreme shortage Of
sugar it lis necessary to place allssu-
gar users ION the same basis and new
instructions from Washington require
the reduction Of the AMOUNT Of sugar
sold to farmers during threshing
from three to two pounds per person
per month. -
The oat crop in the vicinity of
Jamestown promises to exceed all ex-
pectations. While it will not be q
bumper crop in some sections Of the
county, there will be a fair yield on
many farms where 1t was thought to
be worthless. while o hundreds Of
70 NM e. th>. -v{oIS { - i,
The Upham Star. we understand, Is
for disposal, the editor having quit
and accepted a position in a store at
Kenmare. He leaves the newspaper
business forever, we are told. The
Star will continue for this month
and after THAT nobody knows yet
Bantry Advocate.
The United Lutheran church Of
Northwood on Sunday will render a
service and fine program on the
church lawn in honor Of the boys Of
Northwood and vicinity who are, due
to leave shortly for the different
camps and all Of the soldier boys now
home OF furlouGh. =.
From reports it appear that Editor
Bloom Of the Devils Lake journal
tried, to but in at a threshers meeting
at Devils Lake, with rather fatal re-
suits to. his own veracity. Sheriff Oh
sen is said to have talked to him in
rather plain English.
The old maids Of Hatton entertain
ed the Hattonites at a Red Cross So
cial and program recently. The Free
PRESS seems to object to this affair
being called an ''old Maids'." affair
and insinuates that there were very
few that could lay claim to this dis
tinction.
The Federal government has taken
over the Devils Lake Farmers rail-
s Wss; penfle ,tns condition wns a0a that 70 i es wa an
decided by the government to- cpn-
tinue under the present management.
The Devils Lake headquarters will be
continued as heretofore.
g. p. Anderson. editor Of the Hat
ton Free Press. has returned from
Chicago. where he went for d couple
OF weeks vacation, spending most Of
his time at lake resorts admitting
mermaids and other kinds of maids.
At any rate. he says he had a9slori-
GUS time. Chicago girls are reported
as fine entertainers.
Inc splendld force OF county agents
formerly engaged in North Dakota is
being rapidly d~isintegrated. Because
OF the disturbed political conditions
and the Townley control, many ofsthe
leading workers are going to other
states. says the st. Paul Dispatch. A.
p. Henderson, n Of the best, recent
~ lett Bottineau county to accept a
position IL Pope county. Minnesota
There seems to have been quite a
strong demand for lemon extract
lately. says the Cando Herald. not
principally because Of any superior
favoring Qualities. but because Of It's
superior Jag effects. This, brand
contains about IS q cent alcohol.
which explainsS Its popularity with
certain persons. II costkonne individu-
al about $50. Wine and costs to DEM
onstrate this fact.
Many early residents Of ;Crary viii
remember George Salter. who worked
IN 2 9 Crery for several years.
States and Spain was declared in
Philippines, whore he served until the
n OF the war. says the Devils Lake
World. His home was ii, Canada,
ana when the present war was de-
clared between Germany and Great Z
Britain. he enlisted With Canadian
company and went tozzthe trenches IN
rance where he spent ~ years,
dnd&eofne time ago returned afA and
sound 70 his; Canadian home. II was
reported at one time, that George was
ana his many Crazy friends will
y $1,000 70 know that hSSS g alive