Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-09
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The Granville Home Defense league
Is making arrangements for celebrat-
ing the Fourth Of July at Buffalo
Lodge lake:
The sMaxbass Monitor is being edited
by Rev. A. r. Jones, the Methodist
minister of that place. -
George Kline, a pioneer. Of McHenry
justice Of the peace, died at Towner
last week after a short illness. 1t is
reported hat Judge Kline, as he was
Familiarity called, tried owe 1000 JUS
tice court cases.
Ralph Givens, for IL years in charge
Of the mechanical department of the
Grafton News and Times. left last
week for. Camp Dodge. Ralph is the
fourth member Of the family now in
the army as three, Of his brothers have
been Europe for some time:
Several farmers in the Granville
district have come to the conclusion
that their rye fields are so badlysdam-
aged that they do not feel warranted
in taking a chance on the crop, so they
are seeding the land over to some 9th
sr crop. However, this condition is
general. says the Granville Herald.
! Andrew w. Miller Of Belfield, ar
rested several weeks ago on a COM
plant charging him with illegal kill
ing of cattle and acquitted in Justice
Kenmarck's court at Medora, has
been rearrested on q similar change.
In order to prove the versatility Of
the potato. and demonstrate that, it is
no hardship Is let It occupy the lead
ing place on the daily menu to re-
lease other food for service abroad,
the Lutherans of Devils Lake are Civ
auspices Of the city War Garden
club. Potatoes will he served in ev-
cry conceivable manner.
Proceedings to Dust Mayor Shaw OF
Minot will be resumed on May Is,
after an interruption of nearly five
months.
Taken out Of the poorhouse to be-
come editor and after working for a
few months and finding life so dis
agreeable under-a new management
ti.at the p%oorhouse was preferable, ia
said to be the experience offs former
we'll known Fargo newspaper writer,
who last week is reported to have re-
turned to his former home az a guest
of the county.
Impressive memorial services were
held on Sunday al Belf:eldr in honor
Of Private Johnny Ehrles Belfield's
first son to give up his life on. the
battle front in France. Rev. Dooling
Of Dickinson made the principal adj
dress. Private was q member Of
Company X of Dickinson.
.North Dakota Republicans are
after the scalp Of Superintendent Of
Public Instruction Macdonald and
have selected Miss, Minnie Nielsen.
for a dozen years the successful SUI
p~erintendent in Barnes county; as his
opponent. The women have the
right Of suffrage.-st. Paul Dispatch.
1t would seem that Lindbergh is a
little bit ashamed Of Townley and
ashamed of Lindbergh; They are app
parently forgetting the old league
motto that I'VE leaders must togeth-
ed strickin' and camouflage the 9TH
er fellow into stickin'. toe ."-Mandan
Pioneer.
Jacob Kraus va arrested at Lin
coin Valley, Sheridan county, and
drought to the EDDY county jail,
where he will be held until May 10,
when he will be sent along to Fort
Logan Colo. It 10 alleged that he
is Q Stacker.
Sam Haislet, . former publisher Of
different papers In this part OF the
state. who lately has been connected
quarters at ST. Paul AZ o 4 Rishoff's
and other editorial dope for the
many league papers vi the state.
has been promoted to organizer and
Is Spending some time in northern
Democratic war horses Of hcHenry
I.Olnty yTi,1 ,,sosdS d srlass meeting At
Granville, Thssssday. May 16, for the
purpose OF arranging forSthe nOmina-
Ition Of q county ticket. The meeting
- called by D. "A. Kramar, president.
and Is. ). o'connsli: secretary.
Tower City will celebrate the
Fourth of July, this year. President
Sherman has named the following
|c0inn1ittSes "a a TwichelI. speak
lers;SD Hafley sfinAnces: W.. Fred
Ief3ekiisSHp0rts. md M,aPssWslls aadyer-
ftfaltia. The third annual Chautau-
Gus Willsssb held IN Tower City on