Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-06

The Towner county fair starts Tues
day, July 9, with three big days OF
sport, entertainment and amusement.
A term of the Cavalier county dis
trict our will open at Langdon on
Monday. the jury being called for the
following afternoon.
Over 700 farmers and their families
attended the picnic given by the Crazy
Farmers club at the j. S. Kirk farm.
The Toxic farmers band was in evil
dences all day and played generously.
The Nonpartisans were too much
for Staale Hendrickson in Divide
county in the recent primaries, Hen
erickson getting 495 votes to the
lowest league man, Uglum's 500. ~
That $3.50 paragon Of virtue sheet,
the LaMoure County Chronicle. does
not tax any stock in the dope that
! the Steen followers will flock to the
democratic ticket in the fall. Maybe
they won't flock" but they certainly
will not vote for Frazier.
Editor Monteith of Finley is in Min
neapolis consulting an eye specia list.
Reports from there state that he has
lost the sight of the left eye, but there
is a chance that he can save the eve
ball.
No question (the results OF the
primaries) is settled until it is right
and this n is not settled right
not yet, says the Cando Herald in
serving notice on the Townley outfit
that the fight is still on. "
Two car loads of wool were sh,nned
from Langdon last week, the clin ~
county sheep breeders for
this season. About $4,000 mounds
were sent east and will return about
100000 to the owners.
There are ass more children ~
school age in Fargo now than thera
Vas a year ago. according to the city
scnooi census. Just completed. All
told there are 5,270 children of scbooi
age in Fargo, there being 2.7a5 r;rIs
and 2,482 boys. ''o LIS
George sherwin, osnab roo,,,.
veteran of the great war. has haan
nouHed by the Canadian AUTHORITIES ~
neing discharged from the army ana
mat ne will receive a pension. sher-
WIN saw two and a half years of active
service and was wounded on three difs
ferent occasions. oih-
The Dunn County Journal forr.,..
edited by Mrs. r. B. Dohertv ~ menyy
Center is now the property of the
Dunn County Cooperative PUBLISHING
company. representing the Nonnase
tisan league. The publication Viii ~.
U henceforth as the Dunn Co,, y.
Farmers Journal. ~ ooonty
The crops in northern Renv,,,.
county are In pretty bad shane frnno
oa uutm IN tne southern part of the
poets are much better. hut . p ~
soaking rain is needed at once sWWLIe a
later sown grains look ali rieh+ ~
ana a make a good cron e ~
come in time. - rams
IT was announced some tins a..
nat the electric light plant At Waats,
would De closed down as il was -
Paying expenses. However. this nG -
-, ene case as the plant has been soi1
is an asna aaoven 70 Walter Olson. who
move the plant to his earaps I'LL WI.
ne VIII not only continue the MneIe
nlgnt service but may also inanesuta
q day service as well. tsurate
Another league organizer &. /,
toiis-Ernest Coryen Of Grenora n me
1 az tnls gentleman travelled, thrn1.r
Williams county collecting sin rousn
head. AZ walking was rather per
ne bought q horse on the in.ta aII,cait
pan, which he sold later On ha mens
the instruments were all paid. II o e.Gs
% invest in q fivver. BHt ro oraGr
torgot TO mention to the buver o oEn
the mortgage on the horse-hanasAo 14s
present difficulties. nehce M
The box al situation /. bett..
! - been at3any time durinr m e 49,
.nree years. On May j boz ~ .ne tsse
san % move into wheat territos.1 ~.
Mnsat carving roads are eTnsrs. aud
nave on their lines more than y.
ar.amount Of cars owned ~ NC sl or-
spn are being stored in whes4 ~
ss s .erritorya which was imnnMs 49,
uSn wi!i continue to move .cana
frnss.. alstricts - long 81 ths-s !. anso
, nssS that additional car 49, ~, 10y
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