Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-08
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Grafton will have az five day Chau-l
tauqua, commencing July IA.
DR.. Lynn Radke of Fessenden has
been called to the colors and has been
assigned to the dental reserve corps.
While in Walhalla on the Fourth
William Jennings Bryan was the guest
of Rev. Nathan Wood, a former school |
mate. !
P. O. Bugge Of Perth has bought |
the Bisbee Pharmacy from DR.. A. w.
Swenson. Mr.. Bugge has d~iscontin-
ued the pharmacy at Perth.
Horse races will be one of the many
attractions at the Towner County fair,
which will be held at Cando July 8,
10 and II. A first class band will be
in attendance during the three days.
Since Attorney General LANCER took
personal charge of the prosecution in
the Emmons county murder case.
friends Of the defendant are hopeful
of an acquittal. st. Paul Dispatch.
Leo .McCaul, second quarter master
aboard the U. S. S. Minnesota, is
spending a two-weeks' leave of alb
sence at the parental home at Wall
halla.
y The bodies Of Edward Haueen and
Mrs. Oscar Koppen have been recov-
cred in Lake Ida, three miles north
of Pelican Rapids. They drowned
when their boat overturned in the
weeds. -
Crop prospects were better in
Pemoina county, says the Pioneer Ex-
press. All kinds OF grain is looking
we'll and there is sufficient moisture in
the ground to carry the crop to ma
turity without any more rain.
Trail county farmers will be asked
to meet at Hillsboro at an early date
to fix the hours of work and the wages
to be paid during the coming har-
vest. A similar meeting was held last
yea and worked very satisfactorily,
The Wells County Immigration and
development association was organ
lied the first of last week at a meetin.
held at Fessenden, with r. J. Lyness
as president, j.. G. Straus. vice nreaI.
dent and T. w. Grisman as secretarv
and treasurer.
ToWnley organizers are at work in
Iralll county soliciting donations for
d Unlted Consumers store to be start,
ca al Hlllsboro. Townley apparently
needs some more spending money and
II IS not more than right that the far
across. eoAAo
MISS Mary Beattle, who has heen
elected to the principalship Of he
Hamilton schools, will spend the s,n,
mer months doing clerical work for
the government at Washington. sba
has been assigned to the air Graft mo
ductlon service at a salary of ssga
There Is a possibility that the Penn
PIMA Light & Power extend
their lines along the Great Nortbaru
from Bathgate to Hamilton and 81
Ihomas and east to Drayton. Tha
Emerson extension is about settles aN
cordlng to reports from there. IL thas..
plans materialize it will be one . atho
most rural lighting systems
in the state. "A9 e'oeeia1
While bathing. in the Pem.,ina
Wednesday, Cecil McNfmr.
lsy ionnd q bottle with a wooden
Gorh. Wnich required the breaE. I
got into. There was q Daner.in
lne bottle on which were the ri.
lowing words: Est. Joe. DaL. Ta.
August 16, 1857. Party surTonnd'
VI Dy enemy Indians. If NO wn-d
u.s. received form us soon we vssiI
Skeiy be in their hands. COOL
y friends. Commodore Kitt.
aihalla MOuntaineer.
A community picnic vii, 10 ..1a 9.
Grafton Saturday, july Ia undsn -
auspices of the Farmers' ct.h : 4
emerson, president of the EQUITY 8
ciety. has been invited to d~eliJer-sn
aadress and 1t is expected that sew
|eral other prominent speakers viii ~
present 2 appear on the
w,tchR Wlit contain several selection.
81 vocal and Instrumental music.
Sports VIII also be INDUCED In.
From the beginning 81 statehooa q
furnished the Democratic partu a,ssS
from forty to seventy votes. unit, 10
years ago. At the present primarv
election all thesesold time 'Democratss
except Six. called for ":RepubIcar,.s
EDallots. But nobody believes ths%
|lhese men have changed from Denrc.
crats TO Republicans. EveryhnNy
SHOWS Why they called for RenuhIi
can ballots. Possibly some Of me-
m.sn nav deceived themselves. nm
,ney nave not deceived anybody 49,.
We wonder Inv auv 10y cI1o.