Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-08-13

En- ftOuOo TO Beun10j1-Mr and Mrs.
N. $. Titus, Of Mimic, autoed to Grand
FORKS today en- route. to Bemidji.
Wnere they will enjoy a brief outing.
Motors Home from Lake-Mr. ana
Mrs. Axel Larson and family returned
yesterday from Lake Bemidii where
they have spent the summer at. their
cottage at Lavinia.
Returns from Duluth-Lawrence
who for the past three weeks
mas been enjoying q visit with friends
and relatives in Duluth. returned yes
teerday to his home in this city.
Red Cross Meoting-A Red Cross
meeting will be held at Gilby this
evening at which j.. B. wineman will
give a talk on the work of the Home
Loyalty league.
!. Go Harvesting-Dick GAinth and
Roy Carter, employees Of 1he Ontario
store left this morning for Tabor.
Mimi, where they will do harvest
work on a farm near that place.
Police News-A man from Bagley,
Mimi, was arrested in the city last
night in an intoxicated condition and
appeared before Police Magistrate r.
j. Purcell this morning and paid a
fine Of IS.
Johnsons Visit-Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Johnson Of SIG North Sixth street
leave today for a trip among the
northwestern states. They will make
short visits at Williston and Miles
City, Mont.
In Interests of Labor-Rex Willard,
rnIlnfHy a epA~k 1~Rk o. r l-~A~A .rrh>~A
he will attend to- business in connec-
ton with the labor situation. He vas
accompanied by several men whom
he will turn over to the labor agent at
Larimore.
Thos. Hill Dies-Thomas Fill, a
former resident Of Grand Forks and
n Of the pioneer settlers Of the
state. passed away in Edmonton a
received by friends in this city yes
terday.
Plan Will stay-Many soldiers
from the university were entertained
by people of this city last Sunday
afternoon. Those in charge Of the
work are Of the opinion that the
'tinued with the next unit of men
who train at the university. \.
Keep Garbage Covered-warrants
will Be issued for the arrest Of several
people in this city by City Health Off
Ger =. Treacy unless they keep the
coyers on their garbage cans. There
10 q city ordinance which states that
all garbage must be properly covered.
Crops arc FYne-"Cy' J. A. Poppler
stated yesterday that he saw some Of
the finest crops he has ever seen in his
life, while making a 400 mile auto
trip over the state the other day. He
says that he saw but six bad fields in
his entire trip.
Scouten and 7. r. McNalley, promi-
nent bankers>of Inkster, N. D.. are in
the city today attending to business
matters. They declare that the crop
outlook in that vicinity is unusually
good. @, Gh. :
Youth Has Leg Cut On-John
Hegstad, age II. had his right leg
cut of, last Saturday morning while
near Holmes. Hegstad was working
in front Of the, sickle when the
horses became frightened and ran.
He was Immediately taken to q
hospital at Northwood.
! Return to City-P. S. Peterson and
s. Torgerson, of the Northwestern
National avenue. returned last night
from Detroit. Mimi, where they en-
joyed an outing. They autoed from
Detroit to Fargo, but, because Of the
heavy roads al that city, left the
car at the Cass county seat.
Blocks Trafio-Durins switching
operations this morning a car
jumped the rails where the Great
Northern track intersects kittson
avenue near the corner of Kittson
and Fourth street. AS the result the
crossing was damaged to some ex-
tent and traffic stopped along Kittson
at this point for a few hours.
Called Home by Sisters Death
Thomas Kjorlaug, employed as win
dow trimmer at the Ontario Store. left
this noon for his home in Davenport,
Iowa, where he was called by the
death Of his sister, Clyda Kjorlaug,
aged % years. Death occurred Mon
day afternoon and the funeral will be
held Thursday.
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