Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-29
Nubs of Ne,us
BY BRIGGS

o. ". Lundberg. who has had
year, has bought an interest in an
elevator at Adams. and take
The top Of the state, says the crys-
tai Call is a high position, but the
Crystal Red Cross is right u, there.
Figure for yourself. sPenbina county
leads the counties Of the state; Crystal
leads the branches of the counties. {
Don't that make it? ;.
A large crowd Of people from Hat
ton and vicinity gathered at the Free
Church last Sunday evening in honor
OF the boys from their church who
are now in the service, and to dedi-
cate a service flag. The principle
address was given by Attorney Lyche
whose speech rang with patriotism.
There win be a meeting Of farmers
and threshermen in the court. house
at Cavalier, on Wednesday, July 81,
at 2 p. M. for, the purpose Of agree
ing upon a uniform rate for thresh-
auspices ofssthe county farm bureau
s ~ - t4yaFt!9@ s,& >
The Farmers store is a new bust
ness venture for Granville. It Il
owned by about SO GARNER stockhold-
ers and will Nbe cooperative. It 10
expected that the concern will be in
operation about August. 1. APP.
a former business :nansof
the town. will be the manager.
Rye cutting has started in this
and. by the last Of the week quite gan
eral: from indications the average
yield will be 10 bushels per acre. The
rain OF 10 days ago furnished plenty
OF moisture to mature this crop in
good shape. Other grains are coming
along nicely =
H. P. Wood. late publisher Of; The
taunton Independent is-out Of the
to the Cavalier Chronicle. Mr.. WOOD
mas bought the general mercantile
business Of j.. D. Petit at ackoo
VINO WILL confine his. time to taking
care OF his farming operations and
MS farm machinery business.
Another smile maker. for the
slope came Thursday when the Sec
ond splendid rain of the summer 3eIl
IN abundance to refreshen the grass
and give crops generally a chaneaEto
mature and develop. While too late
TOT any fields. these rains insure a
much better crop than last wear Ira
the reports brought In by farmers To-
day, says the Dickinson R~ecord-Pdst.
The Eighth grade graduation erar.
cises for Ward county, will be EMO
saturday evening at 8 O'clock a
Riverslde Park. There are 2s0 stud
ems IN the county, who will ssbe
NELSON, candidate for State Sunerin.
tendeAt will be- the speaker ana m,Isic
viii be furnished by the normal
Word has been received at Grafton
that Vernon Sprague Of the SuDnlv
company, and Fred Laxdal and 'I,ee
Hill OF Company C. who have e IT.
Iending an Officers training camp In
n have been promoted Vtto second (
lieutenants. sprague and LaxdaISare
Grafton boys and Hill is from Ardohh.
Mark Moellers Of Hoople and LeTVis
5Bolton OF Auburn, both membera sof
= mpany G. are now taking tho OIL
n. =. sayre, z farmer near Munikh.
had 2 close ca1l the other day Wfaies
drawing gasoline for his auto. -Thcrs
were 100 gallons in the tank andsin
some manner the gasoline onttha6onr
ignited and spread 80 rapidly
lnat mr.; Sayre had to get out and get
.pusy with the water pump. IL Vas
not very many minuteS> before aabar-
rel o1 Kerosene, also In the same ahed.
explored with the result that the rest
oen WA set afire. but this was easdlv
e1tihguished by the water supply Mr..
sayre had pumped. It was rather
eood nre, says Mr.. Sayre, althonEhAhe
does not care to have another 5000.
ence o. the same kind.
n hired editors Of "A. {. ToWnlav
Al. are footing the same horn md
flt ls easily seen that their political
views are all Sterotyped IN ST. Paul.
tne headquarters Of the Townley
political machine. You may picls m
any 9f Townley's papers and the adi-
tof1Als IN Seach OF. Them are All Ffha
same rot gut about thSNopposiuonsto
the leagle. According to these ~
site hrelings there are no indetsSn6.
ents editors left Id this country 1917
.neWSpaper mensWho arc not hircAshv
thaf RUFUS Wallingfords TosSSisv
Z liars, gangsters. and empIoyaS 4
Big Biz" Today IL any NoTfh5s ns
k0ta editor or sven a Minnesota Sditnr-,
sdares to suggest Doyle for GoySfn ~
Z TINS state 1T ts1.lesa s~dnndestYss7 "a
II0Wniey and his sfleufehe1d FrSsier
IFS surprising what stun these Tnvns
ley editors can set away with and not
&c called ~ their subscrtbers,-parE
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