Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-27

I B0Wnnan as the candidate for 0her16
OF Clay county. Mr.. Bowman Is first
vice president Of the North Dakota
Federation Of Labor. and Is secre-
tary Of the Typographical union Of
Fargo and Moorhead.
MISUNDERSTANDING Jackson, q re.
tired farInre OF Lidgerwood was his
own counsel in his case in which he
was defendant in federal court at
Fargo for selling liquor without a
federal license and for which, offense
no was convicted by . jury. He was
found guilty.
Fargo-Petitions are being prepar-
ed at tho once Of the county super
tntendent OF schools to be circulated
ship, Cass county, as the prelimin-
ary steps to secure q consolidated
school. There r three school dis
trtctS In the township.
calvin-The farmers club will
meet Saturday evening, March 2. An
interesting program has been pre-
pared.
Mayville-N. A. Hanson is being
mentioned as q candidate for sheriff
Of Trail county. The west end Of
the county is entitled to a better
representation in the county court
house. it is said, and Hanson would
make 4 good run, his friends claim.
Mott-Joseph M. Wilson, a pioneer
Of Missouri and Iowa, residing in the
latter state from 1854 to 1909, passed
away at the home Of his daughter.
Mrs. Ella Horner. near Mott. after
9 brief illness. The deceased was the
father fhars . of nine children, Of whom
Mott, George B. and Charles ID:
Wilson Of Shannon City, Iowa.. Mrs.
A. q. Hathaway Of Hektinger. Frank
Wilson Of Page and Mrs. Jennie Huss
Of Pine River. MINI.
Bismarck-secretary Of state
Thomas Hall received 5000 apphca-
tons Q automobile tags in the mails
yesterday. This establishes . new
record for the office.
been named postmistressT Of Ed
munds. according to advices received
from Washington. She succeeds
Charles Draw and expects to take
over the office April !.
bfan0t, VINO
was on trial in the federal court at
Fargo for selling liquor without a
government license. was found not
guilty, according to advices today
from Fargo.
Devils Lake-Deputy Sheriff Ed Ell
lott a announced himself as Re-
publican candidate at the coming pri-
maries for the office of sheriff Of
Ramsey county. -
Dickinson-Two hundred. loyal
Americans gathered at the Masonic
temple In Dickinson on Friday and
celebrated Washinston's Birthday
with patriotic addresses and musical
numbers. Hartwell johnson, wor-
shipful master. presided az ~toastnaas.
ter. Attorney Pugh and Attorney
Burnett were among the speakers Of
the evening. Dancing wa enjoyed
after the banquet.
Bismarck-John Gradette, Bis
marck's first Stacker, completed his
five days jail sentence yesterday. ap-
peared before the local draft board
and passed an excellent examination,
and Friday will leave for Camp
Dodge to begin his service with the
National army. Gradette declares he
is not q. voluntary Stacker. ReEistra-
ton day, he asserts. he was working
with q tractor crew engaged in break.
ing. and his employer would not let
him off. Charges against this en-
ployer are being investigated.
Observation-Disclosures last evening
shipped out its first carload Of coal
tar, consigned over the Northern Pa
ctfic ITO Seattle This valuable by
product An from the Bismarck Gas
company. q Ployhar public utility.
which also is shipping large quantities
OF gas coke
Farso-Cafes. restaurants and ho-
tells will be permitted to offer NUT
ton and lamb or their menus on
"meatless" Tuesdays. according to
announcement from the state agricul-
tural college this afternoon.
Fargo-Fargo Lutherans over-suh-
scTibed their quota for the city by
$408.S5 for war work. The drive last
week brought contributions totalling
$1.6o8.85. Caas county's quota is
$4,000. and according to incomplete
reports this. too. has been over-sub.
Harvey-Wnl e. Holbein. secretary
OF the Minot Association Of Com.
merce. speaking at a public meeting
help Of the newspapers every small
city would retrograde. He appealed
for . better understanding between
tho business MAJ in the city and the
business man in the country. Mayor
Wartner presided.
Farso-The prediction that farm
ers would sow more coarse grains
than wheat this spring because OF tho
speculative value Of coarse grains and
the prices they are commanding on
the markets compared with the fixed
price Of wheat, was made by W., r.
Kellogg, editor and publisher Of tho
Daily Alert at Jamestown and one Of
the veteran Newspaper men Of the
state, who 10 . visitor In Fargo. =
Drayton-Dr. G. H. Aylen left Tues
day via winnipeg for overseas, having
received q commission as captain in
the medical branch Of the Canadian
army. DR.. Aylen was one Of twelve
to leave at this time. He has made
prayton his home for the last three
years and has q host of friends here.
Dickinson - The Dickinson Press
last week celebrated its thirty-ifth
anniversary. Editor r. L. Peterson
has brought The Press up to be the
leading weekly paper In the state. and
BOASTS that Tho Dickinson Prees has
la larger circulation than ali other
4 RAW, SORE THROAT
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