Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-03
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The Mckenzie County Farmer. is
actually kicking over too much adj
yertising.
W. S. Doyle, proprietor of a Falgo
taxicab line, has been arrested
charged with bootlegging.
Adjutant General Angus Fraser a
renominated for register of deeds in
Cass county, having 1865 votes to J.
S42 for his opponent.
1t is rumored that in many Of thu
country precincts the women were al
lowed to vote the entire state ticket,
says the Minot Messenger.
In the November election the boys
be allowed to vote. Not many votes
for Frazier expected from that source.
Prof. S. N. Erwin, for several years
superintendent of the Granville
schools, has accepted the superin-
tendency of the city schools at Powell.
Wyo.
John Schultz of Tioga, has been ar
rested charged with larceny. 1t Is re-
ported tina several of the articles lost
in that vicinity had been located at
his place. He was taken to Williston,
but has been released on bail.
Richard Washdal, a farmer living
near Cakes, was arrested on Friday
charged with sedition. Washdal was
indicted recently by the federal grand
jury. He waived examination and
was released under $1,000 bonds.
Tom Hall, the man LANCER accused
of stealing several thousand dollars
of tie states money, poIled a heavy
vote. By the way, LANCER never did
let the people Of the state know why
Tom Hall and his deputy were both
acquitted in court.-Minot MESSENGER.
During the recent heavy troop
movement through Jamestown, resi-
dents of that city have had abundant
opportunity to see men destined for
active service, as the soldiers cave the
trains there and spend a period in
marching and drill.
Williston will celebrate the Fourth
under the auspices Of the Red Cross.
The program includes a monster par
ade, sports of all sorts and a big
bowery dance in the evening. The
Williston home guard will stage a
sham battle as a special attraction.
Clay county yesterday lost two
county officials to the national army.
Arthur Fevig. county treasurer and
George Fevig, deputy county auditor.
enlisting for service in the aviation
section. They will leave for Dun
woody Institute, Minneapolis. july Is.
to begin active service.
Damage, estimated at several hum
dred dollars, resulted when several
rolls of films in Browns theatre
caught fire in a name not vet \
planned. The fire was confined to the
operating booth. Ernest Hedel, the
operator, escaping without being
burned: Only a few people were in
Minot's Nonpartisan daily failed "a
give the boys who left for the front
last Monday even a mention. saws the
Messenger. Nothing was said Of the
cordial reception rendered them by
the citizens. presumably because they
refused to be addressed by Townlev,s
governor. And yet johnson ofyarsS
$bO reward for the apprehension n
the parties who painted his windoys,
yellow. No one up to date has an
peared 10 claim the reward, hoWeyer.
Townieyites. intimates the Morton
Sounty Press, will make m
a.eeHpt TO move the Morton county
eeat from n to New Salem ia
cause some one tore a Frazier h.nrs-
from a a at Of the socis Ii.tic
N~onpartisan meetings in MarAan.
morton county is very much Towniev-
ized n as New Salem q re"iiw' Z
SerEnan settlement it would - X
harmony with things in rsn.rs *
move Inc county eat there.
Red Cross barn dances are nnit. 4h.s
thing now In Ramsey COUNT n.r'
Ing me customary dull season IN tna
eo,nn curing this period the younr
4 49,, are oancins for sweet chsrity.
a,si,..na - n Lee brothsrs' farm IN
Few nights ago the yotans soiS".-S
|tnelr parents had a xood dms go -
!ne same time doing their nstrsassn
IVY At q hop ct the Hat euiliysn Ssrss
m tne same neighborhood.
Rev. 8. "A. Danford, b. -. -.
Deen prominent in NORTH -
MsIgSsmodisIn and especially 4 ~
. ISul9sss mossmsnt Within ~
II ~ ! ZOE nSarly twenty yesr. ~
town PRESIDENCY Of he Jsmss.
IN - smp Meeting aMocIation SscN
son Of Jams sasa ~ Rev: J. q. Horri-