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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

homework, even my washing and have
a little baby who Is as healthy as |
could ask thanks to your Vegetable
Compound. Mrs. +. II. SroNE. "a
Bowdoin ST., Worcester, Mass.
Women who suffer from displace-
ments. irregularities. inflammation,
liberation, backsche. headaches and
nervousness sh0uidiose no Tune in giving
this famous root and herb remedy.
Lydia 4. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
povpd. a trial. -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

and maintenance iu order 10 r"licv"
railroad traffic
Important highways. ua d"scrihcd
n tl,o scprctarN'a letter, include ONLY
tro.. utilized. on 20 ne utili2od. ht
tn, MILITARY establishment, those
which carry q considerable volume OF
materials and supplies essential to
Wur industries. and those which nav"
o bonrug on the production and dis.
tributiou ot food supplies, ~connecting
population and shipping cnnters with
surrounding agricultural areas.
Duties oI Highway oouncil.
Attention is called to IN" forum
ton OF the United States highway
council Tits body was suggested hN
tho secretary 10 Coordirot" federal
agencies Interested in highway prob
toms. rho council iH made mp oi %
representative each from the depart
mont of agriculture, the war depart.
mrut. tho railroad administration, the
tucl administration and the war IN
Iug,rics boards II viii form q uni
We'd agency fer dopltnE. on behalf of
the federal government, with high
yyoy construction. maintenance u
policlcs n Nill. Of ooutfo, through
the ofIrc 81 public roads and rural
r@uliurcrinr OF tho department o
tinuo tho close contact already as
pnlshcd both formally 10y law and
informally by practice, with h state
highway commission ~ each stac
Tho ofrcc Of public roads and
saN a.. IUHN aN#A aAV
council viii actively consider the sup
plv for highway purposes. OF road
DlE usphults and other bttumtnous
r..I materials controlled hy the iuol
Iu.nIHtrutlou, and h matter OF pr'-
ur''. production FOR hlEhwnN mater
Ials and supplies Furthctrroi" the
office OI public roads nud rural en-
riuosr.ug viii nct aH tn" medium for
furnishing Information yud assistance
ON highway problems, "apociolls TO
state h,aNwov 1uthurittoH in m""ttn"
ti, ,1fIuHa difficulties which they
"cu,0uut,U
NurL Planned Bcfurc War.
WHOM me luttrl States entered
iHr waJ thc worE of planning state
highway systems. so that, AS lar ns
necessary and feasible they would CON
meet with tho SYSTEMS OF other states.
vts vol uudcr Way This resulted
from efforts TO administer the fed
cral aid road act. So tina the roads Of
vital Importance for economic. mill
tpry and other purposes should first
bc dealt with. The federal ali road
act involving AN aggregate tivc-yonr
expenditure. directly and from stat"
-A 80 d q IL 90 -A ..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

cratic relatives, who ore working with
'he German kaiser for the ruina.
Nuu u, Russia sh" turns 90 bee % fire.
brand iu reality
Tho management is also repeating
lu' sunshine comedy. a. N,lrhhoI .
kvyhulr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

Wthhh'aa anu paul
which used 70 keep
me In bed for two
each month. |
tried many doctors
without benefit until
| was really discour-
aged. My mother
urged me 20 take
Lydia f. Pinkhams
Vegetable Co M
pound as IL had
helped her 30 much. |
did so and soon saw
a change for the
better. | kept on
takingit and am now
so well and strong
that | can do all my
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

soon after tho United States ntcr.
,d tho wnt the department of agr,.
culture requested the state highway
commissions 10 Ioin It loo directing OK
poudltIr,s only ON roads Of prime I'm.
poriancc for economic and militar
purposes I'm ms undertaking tn
secretary SAYS, tho department has re.
octycd the cooperation OF state au-
tho ritics.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01
Women's and Children's
Department, Second Floor

ho' pro'forrd love. tells the stor, TO
the brother OF the dead man and
p~rccipitat"s the crisis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-01

when % man does good by seplth D.
nuy roquir" 90 smart detective 60 dts
cover tho motive
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-05
sslJ" BASEBALL MEN
SHOW UP WELL IN
FIRST PRACTICES

Yesterdays fine weather brought
Y 9 large squad. OF baseball men
for the'edaily practice. Yesterday pre-
scented one OF the finest days Of the
cas- for the. national pastime. and
tna men vent through a long and
snappy workout. During the early
part of the afternoon. the men prac-
ticed hitting and fielding. and later.
they were divided into two teams
class was we'll represented yesterday
and prospects continue bright for
some very fast games in the Glass
Series. All of the classes with the
exception OF the Freshmen are rep
resented by some veteran players. and
with these men for a nuclcus. the
competition should be keen. The Sc
tsrior class in particular will present a
strong lineup when the season starts.
This class has probably the largest
number Of university veterans and
series play rea baseball to beat them
out Of the championship. The Ju-
!. niors and Sophomores each have a
percentage of experienced men n
are not awed by the prospective
strong lineup of the Seniors The
Freshmen will present rather an un-
known Quantity for a time. as, non
of+this class. is known at the univer-
!, sity. From all reports. however. they
have a. large numher of men who
have played baseball in high school,
ard they will probably give the other
classes. a good run for the champion
series appear to he. evenly matched
and both close and fast games will
feature the series when the playing
starts. 49, -.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-05
NeUs in General
TWELVE RELAYS IN
DRAKE CARNIVAL

Des Moines. Ia. April 5:-!Twllve
relays, and. a special. 1po-xard dash
comprise the program for the annual
relay carnival At Drake university
here April 20. Four Of, the relays will
be for universities, three for, colleges
and five for high schools,
With entries corning. in from many
Of the leading middle western schools.
Indications are that an unusually at
tractiNe field will participate, INCLUDE
ing a crack team from Camp Dodge,
unless military orders, interfere.
= The i0o!yard dash, is expected, to
bring together some of the foremost
s%printers in the central west. Howard
Drew of Drake. worlds champion in
the century: Carl johnson Of. Michi-
San, Whip won high honors in>the
"Btg Ten" indoor meet recently. and
Sol Butler of Dubuque, ARE already
entered. 5S s. 6" L
The relay events are: One-half mile
high school. one mile high school. two
mile high school, shuttle race for high
schools. medley C. for high schools,
half-mile college. n mile college,
two mile college. half-nile university,
one-mile university. two mile .uni-
versity and four mile university.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-05
NOTICE o1,B1Ds

Sealed will be received at
the office Of Frank Garvey. president
Sauer School district. Brocket. n Oakota.
up to the our Of Z p. M; April 20, lSl$'
for the erection Of a one story prick
or concrete, school building, with base.
ment, for the, Sauer CONSOLIDATED school
district, Walsh county, N Dakota.
M bids must be In" accordance with
plans and specifications prepared ny
shannon & Scherer, architects. devils
Lake and jamestown. N. DakoN ana
must be accompanied by a certified check
for Ave per cent Of the amount of the
proposal made payable to F. E. kuben.
treasurer Of school board: asa guar
antee that the bidder will enter into
contract and furnish bonds according to
Bids will be received for plumbing.
heating and ventilating at same time
and in like ann
Plans may be seen at the Builders
Exchange at, Minneapolis M st. Paul.
and at the offices Of, the clerk and OF
the architects on or before April 5th.
1918, and superintendent of schools.
Ora fton. N. p. s. =
iect any or all bids. 3,
(sisned) FRANK GARvEY:.
CT. r CARNEY.
SHANNON & scHEREn, Gers
tMar. al, Aprstl-a-s-4-5-sts-s-9
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-05
Yesterdays Sports

!. .ch1caga; April. 5,A&sThe Lawson bill
legalfzinEshasebaU on Sundays, passed
the senate at Albany. ~, w.. -"
S George Hauser.s captain of the Min
stesota football team in 1871 has de-
.eidcd to enter officers naval training
'schAol at Chicago, =. ~, -
Norman: Ross. Olympic club swim
1mer of, SAN Francisco. broke : four
worlds records at the 4. A. U. swim-
ming championships in Chicago. In
the 3nn..yard: swim. Ross made zoo
yards in;2:06 4-5.t220 in 2:20, 2-5; $50
In 2:y41 Us, and the 0 in 1916 3-5.
which broke the. record of $3.50 is,
held by Perry, McGillivray.
The. eight round fight scheduled
next Monday night between Jack
Dempsey and Perky Flynn, at st.
Lsosifs. has been cancelled because of
police objection
~ The new international league of
was formed at New.York. the cities to
be represented being Toronto. Buffalo,
Rochester, Syracuse. ERinghamton.
Baltimore, Jersey CITY. and. Newark;
The season is to-open May s, With.ia
schedule Of 140 games, and closes
September Ii. -
William Kelly. catcher for Toronto
in the international league last year.
has signed a contract, with the st.
Louis Americans:
George ". Spear, former trotting
memorial cup in the 1872 balk line
tournament under auspices Of the Ma
tdonal Association OF Amateur billiard
players. His average was A15.25.
Herald Wants Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-05
Pick Hunter" To
Return To Sioux City

S'ouS Citv. Iowa. April Sired
(Pick) Hunter will return to the Sioux
City Western league club this season
tn cover first base, according to Man.
ager Holiness: Hunter was, with the
locals in 1909 and vert from here to
Kansas City and later to the Pitts
burgh Pirates, who paid $500 for
him. .tNt r
Number of changes have been.
made in the locals lineup. Holmes
.expects Thomson and I.ober, out
f!elders. and Meyers. a young pitcher.
to report. Gregory is working in the
otl fields iea Tulsa. Okla. and he
may ne be back in the game this
pitchers Lamb and East are in the
M Rerghammer. shortstop., has
been recalled to st. Paul and Ray
Schmandt has been called under the
draft by; Brooklyn. Roher, who did
the bulk of the catching last year. ~
making an effort to land in faster
company and Pitcher Hall is said to
have retired. =,
- Holmes expects to try out a lot of
new material this year-some college
PLAYERS ome BUSH leaguers and
some town lot performers on whom,
he. has had an eye.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-05
orDER AND NOTICE FOR xEAarrnt
E1DS FOR sidewalk Co19TInc.

~ L = .aA#N .-..a' sH |H
for the construction of cement sidrwsiI.
ana CROSSINGS to be ordered built Nv TIE
y year q end G ! Ap nGTks' y; ?, during the
s.,.fd by the undersigned up to u
o'clock y. M, Tuesday. Arril is Ia,s
snd VIII be opened and considered Nv ~.
Tpsy sHS" meet IL sa 10 e. city y., 2, Is resularss
on said day. Said bids shall he ~ IN
construction Of all sidewalks and nrnsse
ms ordered built by the city OF. a rSnd
= o curfs. ano said proposals shall be Sc
Sidewalk Construction and said h ~
Y h" fore the building OF All .ttd.s
walks END crossings in accordanca u,Str,
.ne ord. No noes ard charter Of said civ
m',st be built under the sunerviSicn an Y
snd subject to the appro, al ofssiihe' c,tJ
ienrlnerr OF aid city.
racn,l DID must be ~onpani nv .
or OF said sh citx msds payable tvlhe May
suarantee that the successfmlfhiHSat M,S
enter into contract and fnrnis,sss' h~~aa,ka
a. REQUIRED by Ordinance No ga ~ snt1
ou}redaps wei ~ the regular bond re-
successful bidder viii h, ns,a 4,
Ii!s.worK by sidewalk foyem -, ~.
rsnnts, which shall bear interest - 4
lie mad. I i" ntl ue eent . psEr s1nu.n: .nd shan
sne.city engineer Of said cite HssmS \. "
"a esry ths ~ me city council. 81 SAID civ
e zen "a ~ Sorf tA don q, md approved nd az ~.
engineer. ~" ~ = furnished ' BY the city
+ CITY council reserve. Il.
reject .ny era all bids. 'ne 1'snt .
cay a u Ma,en1.1H rorH: !. D.. this .saE.
". II. ALEXANDER.
March - Apr, S. is1i Ahuditos.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-05

Display Great IN
-easiness During Fore
!. noon Session.

/. New York, April 5.-Barely $4,000
shares were traded in BY ii O'Clock
and the second hours, business was on
the same Insignificant scale. Prices
displayed greater .irregularity. rails
and clippings reacting with the gener-
al list, although marine preferred
made prompt recovery. Popular war
~issuessand specialties averaged ! point
declines and General motors and
fSun1atra tobacco yielded two points
each. Petroleum and Telegraph shares
were scarcely affected by the proposed
federal investigation Of those proper
ties. Liberty 8 Y1-2's sold at 1888 to
3d., first As, at 1856 to ~96.60xand sec
'ond As at ss.301.to $3.50.
All previous records for dizziness
were broken during the noon hour.
less than $4,000 shares changing
hands. Prices continued to shade,
Southern Pacific, st. Paul. Studebaker
and Ohio gas losing approximately
one point each. y.
Renewal of the German offensive
on the western front caused only
moderate unsettlement Of prices at
the opening Of today's stock market.
Investment rails reacted material
fractions with, United States steel and
other standard industrials. but some
Of the nor speculative shares for
,feited "a full point. Declines were
effected on. very light offerings, the
market falling into its. recent
apathetic state before the end Of the
fifst, half hour. Liberty bonds were
irregular. = !.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-05
SMITH COMING BACK.
FOR SECOND TRIAL

Minneapolis. April 5.-Fully recov-
cred from, an attack Of consumption.
W.llie" Smith. a former sta ,liird
taseman with the Minneapolis cub CO
h A-&ei ic:h associati"fi. is .",nri,te
beck this season for another trial 1t
his ',id |:.as;tion. He was forced I, e
tir. in .".G Since then he us .,cer
at$Rn:4' ArI... nd now Ee'io,ts he IS
,ntirelv fl"e from tubercni,r ,:.nmtie.
~ we!"lr 49, pounds and,lIsv.Ert 4
sis:'rnf l'y oil trouble" snlirh .r:us.
Ny, Ices. filicn went ba>. On NJ. ire
>"'r,n;' r;i1 s.u,dy and l aeu' we can
&c! scr III" 81 ds."
Snr'1h r.,s a iavori.e n Min "a, ,-
lis liz l%,atte'i. more than .30pstl,!,f5
s.il is a :"tn.. a being less tllar
thirty years of age. -, ."s.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-05
onnr1 70 SHOW CAUSE ON 1ILnS0
"A. PETITION TO 8EG1 GA1O.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,) +.

n (ss: y
County n y,S q GTsns F conRr,
the Halter Of the. Estate Of Clara
Everson, Deceased:
on reading and fling. the petition q
George udenby. sdman 1sna, estas s@e' thaE
has come to his hands, and the dtsposi-
ton thereof: the amount OF oso's 9u..
standing against. said deceased. n
description Of all the real estate .
condition and value OF the respective
portions thereof and PRAYING th*t
license be to, him granted to sell all the
right. title and interest OF the deceased
in and to the fonG Nov oou asscr Of Grand
Forks state OF North Dakota to-wit:
Northeast quarter tNEA),. southeast
quarter lsEA) and south half OF north.
vet !.sssts aa3rtsr t. sSa al North G half . Of ! tRe
1wehay,sts uuarter 1NhNEN, Of Section
thirty-four $50. all in township One
hundred ffty-three (153). range hfty.one
Gio. And it appearing by said petition
~ the estate and the persons interested
% % cell ali the right. title and interest OF
the deceased in and to said real estate
at private sale. ,prpup r..+
IT is THEREFokE o n said' sstsHG
anpear before the judge Of this court.
On Monday, the 18th day Of April. \. .:
1918. at 10 o'clock. a. M, at the court
house in the city and 3. county shcw 9 caH Eranf
any there be, why license should not be
eranted 70 said George Cdenby, admin
istrator, to sell said real estate accord
ing TO the prayer Of SAID pet1.1Sn;E
That a copy Of this order shall be pub
lisned for -four successive weeks prior
tn the day Of hearing in the Grand Forks
Herald, a daily newspap pa aidt eo,nt -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-05
LEGAL NOTICES


. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the City Council OF
the city Of Grand Forks, N. D., up to 4
o'clock p. M, Tuesday, April lS. 1918,
for the service of three teams and driv-
ers. with wagons and equipment to do
general street work under the supervi-
sion Of the street commissioner OF the
as to kind and class Of work to he per-.
formed can be had from the city auditor
of the city: Bids to state the price per
month Of each man, team and equip
ment furnished, and the successful bid
der nus be prepared to enter into q
contract with the city of Grand Forks
for the faithful performance of his du-
ties for a period dating from the day OF
acceptance of contract until November
LIST. 1918. . ~
Bids must be- securely sealed in an
envelope and addressed to the city aud
itor Of the city Of Grand Forks. n. d.,
and shall have marked across the face.
thereof the words: "Bids for Teams and
Equipments for Street Work"
The city council reserves the right to
reject any or all bids! "'
Dated March Is, 1918.
. w. H. ALEXANDER.
March IS. April 5, 1slsC
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-05
SOLDIERS IN FRANCE
ARE KEEN FOR SPORT
All Branccs OF Athletics Populars vithl
- the Boys Abroad. /. I y 5SE5

The extensive participation Of the
soldiers in athletic4 In:
France is shown in a letter recently.
received by the Y. M. c. A.. from C..
j. Surbeck. one Of It's athletic direc-
tors at a base camp Somewhere IN
France. The letter states: II have
located a volley ball court under an
arc lamp and the men play until
call to quarters" The sboys<are very
glad to get a baseball In their hands
when they arrive. here. and stretch
their cramped muscles after a long,
conf1ning and anxious trip on the
transports. $50"
Each time a new lot arrives I
make a round, Of the. athletic officers
and find out what material is in each
boxing, wrestling. etc. Then we line
out interconpany. interbattalion, and
regin1ental competition. On our main
diamond ] have had six baseball
games in one afternoon and evening.
Mass athletic meets have been popu-
lar. s .... -.... =
Men and officers have gone mad
over volley ball. We laid out foot
bali field. and already three football
matches have been scheduled-one
English Rugby..,one soccer, and the
other American football. 1t is a
wonderful sight to see, in the evening
after mess. hundreds of figures in
khaki playing simultaneously baseball.
basket ball vo,ley football, auo,ts, and
various Other. sturts. One OF the
engineer. groups provided~the lumber
and did al the. work on a splendid
boAinS platform, on which we staged
bouts two evenings q week.:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-05
SELECTING SITE ron FIGHT.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, April 5.--Col-
onel j.. G. Miller. who has sSgned con-
tracts of Jess Willard and Fred Full
ton, today looked over several avail
able sites here and in st. Paul. which
will he taken into considera ion when
section of the place to. stage the
heavyweight cha n1ptonship contest on
July 4 is made \ definite announce
ment regarding the location. OF the
hshf VII be made WITHIN two weeks,
he said. y . =. 3. !
Although only ten round contests
are pern1itted in Minnesota. Colonel
Miller said the fight would be held
here if sufficient Inducements are Of
fered. -,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-05
NOTICE OF MonTaAaE ro1Eonos.

F, Notice is hereby given that that Ger.
tain MORTGAGE given by Ole O.. Rystad
and sigma Rystad, his wife. md Bertha
eagors TO Hiram Brown. mortgage.
dated tire 18th day of November, 1904,
and filed for record in the officesof the
Eexister Of Deeds, ct the county ; Of
on the 18Th; dayrof sNovember.11 1900, and
recorded IN book IS Of Mortgages on
page lis. and following pages. and as
Life insurance comrsny. will be fore.
closed by sale .hf the prenises.fh such
mortgase. and hereinafter described. at
ths,rron' dcGr OF the court house in the
North Dakota. at the hour of. 1000
o'clock a, M. on the 18th day of April.
1918, to satisfy the amount. due upon
sue, nortEage on the day OF sale.
gage and which will be sold rs satisfy
the same: are described as, follows:
The Northeast quarter OF section
go. the lots numbered two. e., and
three 60 Of Section nine .ta) and that
p 9ect,o q nine ins g. a aesePiseS.. s sse 1o ill., in
nt-th Of the southwest corner OF said
lot one ~. thence east to the fintersrc-
thence dow and along the Ranks az
said river 10 the intersection of the limo
between lots one 1ttand two f2) Of said
section. thence south. to place OF begin
ming. az being in township one hundred
and ffty-two Gs2) of range .pftv 1907.
snd containing, in all two hundred andt
siyty-ave cess, acres. situate in Grand
Fcr''s COUNTY and state Of North Dakota.
There will be due Of such mortgage
At the cate o. sale. the sum Of Four
Thousand Eight Hundred Seventy-ive
Dollars ard ninety-two cents ts4s45,e2S
end in addition thereto there will be
Que the costs and disbursements Of this
foreclosure allowed by law. = ~
nated February 23rd. 1918.
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
rS, Assignee Of Mortgages.
Attorney for Said Assignee /.
Office and postorice address. !
No. I. Broadway. S'
Faro. North DaFota.
H. c. C1'%R"rr iof roun~el.
1Mar s-15-e2-2e. A,r. sig,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-05
SENDS MESSAGE TO
BOYS THROUGH PAPER

with the American Army in France,
April 4.--Thisf weeks issue. OF the
Stars and Stripes. thes oldiers' weekly,
will contain, the following message
from President, Wilson,.
please convey to the oficers ana
men Of u .expeditionary forces my
warmest greetings on this, the ami
vetsary. Of the entrance Of the United
and say to them that we all have not
only greatly admired and been very
proud Of the way they have 30 far ac-
counted for t~hemselves, but, also have
the utmost confidence that in every
sense they will prove to be made OF
the finest metal Of free men,"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-05
,Dtn.UTH .GRAIN.

Duluth; Mimi. April .5.-Elevator
1 : sed 81 domestic graln; Wheat
2;Seo bushels last year, 22,7oo; barley
y ooo e last. year 1;s9oi q
4'sso ! 1nshsl. last wS.s = 1890 s"oo S h,,lbs's
e .ast ,S YEA YEA Sr'4 ! a.! b9 9,a : tc - bn ,eSsGI
'as E;, yea Ivy: s !, ho,d.d .r.;a.
Wheat 1000. bushels. year ago. 1ie,=
~ Duln nth ca n'g }nsnsctior. Ms
q 2 northern g; durum l;.,Walis
!: total wheat year ago <; ! 2 >.
year ago 9: mixed Grain .l:H oats 4:
corn =: barley 4Syear ago ~: total Of
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-05
NEW YdRK PRODUCE.

New York, April 5.-Butter UNI
settled; receipts. 6.673 tubs; creamery
higher than extras, Al 1-2@42: extra
40 1-2; seconds. 57"1-2@39.
Eggs Irregular; receipts, 1895
cases; fresh gathered extras, 81 lao
SO; extra firsts, IS So; flrsts, 32N1-2
@34 1-2; seconds, 31@32. =
Cheese irregular; receipts, 1904
boxes; state whole milk flats held
special, 24@25 1-2:. do average run,
1904 1-2.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-05
CANADIAN CHAMP
TO MEET MITCHELL
in FIGHT TONIGHT

TAFT. heralded as tie champion light
weight boxer of Canada. and Richie
Mitchell, Milwaukee,, favorite. are to.
meet in a ten round no decision bout,
tonight. The boys plan on entering
the ring atH137 pounds and say they
are prepared for a great battle. "
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-05
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