Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-28
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The Cavalier Chautauqua will be
held from July is to 10, inclusive.

The Cavalier Chautauqua will be
held from July is to ~, inclusive.
The Grafton police have been busy
the last few days gathering in speed
erS.
Judge Burr of Rugby, will deliver
the. commencement address at Bantry
tonight.
On account of the many counter
attractions, Milton has decided not to
celebrate the Fourth.
Joining the colors is the popular
pastime in Bemidji these days. &C
cording to the Pioneer.
The combined Fargo public schools
bought Liberty bonds and Wal Saw
ings stamps for @~7s.225.25.
Some low down cuss entered the
Red Cross Dom at Milton and stole
So from q pocketbook belonging to one
Of the workers. l
A big Red Cross picnic is being held
at Grants grove at Edinburg this at
ternoon. Judge Henry c. Wick Of Cav
alier, will deliver a patriotic address.
St. Thomas will celebrate the
Fourth by, a patriotic address by N.
C. Young, two baseball games and a
lot of good music by. the Cavalier
band. A. &.
State Fuel Administrator Baker an
nounces the appointment Of T. W.
Kibbee of Grafton, as, chairman of the
United States fuel administration for
Walsh county.
Major W. R. Weaver, commanding
the Aviation Mechanical Training
school at St. Paul, will send a regu-
lation biplane to Bemidji for the cell
ebration, July 4.
An Old Settlers association was or
gained at Warren last Sunday. Judge
Grindeland was elected president Of
the association and A, b. Nelson Sec
rotary.
Jack Love was found guilty Of
numbering Clarence Peterson at
Plentywood, Mont, Monday. Attor-
ney Sinkler of Minot, assisted in the
prosecution.
DaChoO HAS d new rur.
al telephone system owned by the
farmers of the district. The system
is in fine working order and is con-
nected with the long distance.
The Hampden Farmers Elevator
company has closed a deal for the
Northland elevator at that point and
the Northland people nave bought the
Alsen Grain company's elevator at
the same place.
There is a move on foot to console
date the home guard companies OF
Manning, Emerson and Fayette,
thereby making the consolidated or
ganization the largest of its kind in
that part Of the state.
north Of Sherwood with a flow so
strong that 1t has got beyond control
and is flooding the entire country.
The farm has been transferred into
a lake nine feet deep.
The Mandan chief of police has in
his possession a number Of I. W. w.
books and circulars. probably drop
ped by some league organizer. who
has been working in that district
lately.
A New Rockford contractor, finding
it impossible to hire men laborera,
employed a crew OF women labor
'ers on a school house contract he Il
finishing. The fair sex have donned
overalls and have proved to be Will
ing and steady laborers.
Gullick Olson Of Milton. narrowly
escaped death the other day when his
automobile overturned and pinned
him under the q : Hans Petergon,
who was driving with him at tho
time. was thrown clear Of the car
and was able to extricate Mr.. olson.
The eighteen-months-old son Of
Carl Domres. west of Langdon, was
almost instantly killed Sunday by be-.
ing run over by his fathers automo-
bile. MI. Domres >was backing the
q out OF the garage and the young
fellow, who was standing behind the
car, fell. under the car and the wheels
passed yer the child's body. Death
followed in q few minutes.
Three Williston mon are under Az
rest for importing liquor into North
Dakota The sheriff met them 81 the
road from Montana In an automobile.
Tho load looked rather pecularI -
the sheriff Investigated and FOUND sthe
following contraband: Two kegs Of
whakey. mi barrel OF beer snA@a
gallon OF wh1sksy In q separate con-
tainer. The mon are now avaidne
the action ~ the fsdssal goyernnant.
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