Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-29
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A five day Chautauqua opened
Hatton yesterday.

A five day Chautauqua opened at
Hatton yesterday.
Fire totally destroyed the Ira Pellet
livery bar nat Tolley Thursday.
Sharon has a genuine up-to-date
Boy Scout unit, with uniforms, Of
ficers and regular drill
The summer season in Ben1idji
will be ofrmally inaugurated Tuesday
hotel. -
The fifth summer session Of the
state normal school at Minot opened
Wednesday with a registration OF
ofer- 100 students.
The people Of North Dakota are
reforming SO rapidly that even Sun
day school conventions are largely
attended, says the St.: Paul Dispatch.
Two brothers, Edwin and Carl
pahlstrom, committed as insane pa
tfents from, Pennington county, died
within three days Of one another last
week.
Bemidji has passed an ordinance
prohibiting abusive language tending
to provoke assault. The maximum
penalty is 500 fine or 80 days in
Jail, or both.
The Marshall county fair will be
held at Warren. Mimi, July 3, 4 and
s. Horse races will be one of the
chief features Of the rather extensive
program.
A warrant has been issued charging
Elmer Duggar. Of jamestown with
forging the name Of Charles Jackson
to a check for $500. Duggar Is
fsaid to be in Aberdeen. where he is
supposed to report for the mex draft.
store was robbed Of $3.50 worth Of
clothing and jewelry the other night.
Alvie Smith. Riley Chapman and
Joseph Grumbo nave been held for
the robbery and have been bound
over t the district court.
One Of the most appreciated contri-
buttons to the Burletgh county Red
Cross chapter came in the form OF
200 pennies from little boys and girls
Of Bismarck. The little folks staged
'Huckleberry Finn" in a barn loft
and tickets were sold at a penny
apiece.
Personal donations toward meet
ing the expenses connected With the
Red Lake county fair will MT be in
the funds already on hand. the grant
from the county and the appropri-
alton made by the Red Lake Falls
city council will be sufficient to meet
all expenses.
Bismarck's need for increased edu-
cational facilities were not overlooked
question Of bonding the city for $lb.-
900 to apply on the erection Of 2 new
grade school to cost about $4,000
carried by . vote Of z63 to ~. A
large percentage Of the voters were
womkn.
..t Fl; 9 F. Ts,., River ass + Eau, II: ana ': :.'I1
heavily interested in real estate In
that city. died recently In France.
DR.. Upper went to Europe shortly
before the war and after Its out
break becanaesattached to the medi-
cal divisions Of n of the allied ma
tons. The aus Of death has not
been given.
Miss Camilla ahlome Henrique1
IUrena, daughter Of former President
francisco Henrtauex Carvajal Of the
IrepubItc .of 6Anto Domingo, one Of
the group Of the West lndies. lying
between Cuba and Porto Rico, - 4
guest OF Miss Marion Risk Of James
town Tho two young ladies became
friends while studying ct the Minne-
sofa university.
was the skeleton kvated last
week on the Ttos. Bril- farm, east
Of starkweAther. the remains Of some
man who had met with foul play, In
the early days Of this; country? That
IL the question that now pushes the
county oficials and the residents Of
the community bstwssn searkwea&hsr