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Newspaper

Grand Forks Herald

Location

Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1918

Page

2

Flag Day Elks Observe in Central Park with Noted Program

Elks hold Flag Day exercises in Central Park tomorrow evening with city band escort. The program includes The Star Spangled Banner, prayers, Nesbit’s Your Flag and Mine, flag record by J. D. Bacon, and a principal address by Tracy R. Bangs. Attendants urged to display or obtain flags in view of the flag as a symbol of national and human ideals.

The Elks Central Park Fort Stanwix Oriskany Battle of Brandywine Elks’ Hall Nesbit Norman B. Black Fargo Esquire Elk Lodge J. D. Bacon Mr. Black Tracy R. Bangs America

Train Kills E. E. Stinson

Rev C E Stinson pastor of the Wiliston Methodist church and head of the Minot district for the Wesley endowment drive died after his car collided with a freight train near Spring Brook. He had been canvassing for funds and died at 10 20 last night after the 9 30 collision. His wife was en route to his bedside.

Wesley College Endowment Fund C. E. Stinson Spring Brook Stinson Wesley Endowment Fund

Return to Camp Dodge Leo J Johnson Joins Training

Leo J Johnson left this noon for Camp Dodge after visiting relatives in the city. He was among 11 men from the county drafted last September and sent to Camp Dodge. In May he was commissioned lieutenant in Jacksonville Fla and reported to Camp Dodge with the base hospital corps. At draft time he worked for E J Lander and Co of this city.

Leo J. Johnson Camp Dodge Toh Nson Mr. Johnson Johnson Jacksonville Fla Cane Dodge Base Hospital Corps E. J. Lander & Co

Cuthbert to Speak at City Hall Tonight

F T Cuthbert a widely known state speaker will address a mass meeting at 8 o'clock tonight in the city hall council room to formally launch the local John Steen for Governor club The meeting will outline work and ways to carry on the Steen campaign O B Burness and W S Whitman will speak with other prominent men possible A concert by the city band will precede the event and a large audience is anticipated The meeting starts at 8 o'clock sharp.

F.T. Cuthbert John Steen Governor Club Steen Cuthbert O. B. Burtness House of Representatives W. S. Whitman E. A. Moses

150 Landsmen for Recruits for Navy Reserve

The local navy recruiting station received orders to recruit 150 landsmen for machinist mates for general service. Training will be at Dunwoody Institute in Minneapolis or the University of Minnesota after an examination. Registered men with a local board certificate not needed for the draft quota may enlist and be enrolled in the naval reserve, in addition to the regular weekly navy enrollments.

Navy Dunwoody Institute Minneapolis University of Minnesota Naval Service Bureau of Navigation Naval Reserve

Scranton Stove Works verdict against M Norman in favor

The Scranton Stove Works of Scranton Pa won a verdict against M Norman for 253.33 dollars with 6 percent interest from May 6 1916, after goods including a carload of stoves and heaters were delivered and two or three heaters missing. The jury handed the ruling to Judge Charles M Cooley in district court. The case followed disputes over redelivery of a pota to inventory and an accounting. A second case involved O J Barnes Co seeking 250 dollars for 114 bushels of potatoes. The jury list and counsel are noted and more cases on the June calendar awaited.

Scranton Stove Works Scranton M. Norman Murphy and Toner Norman O'Connor and Johnson District Court J. A. Walsh O. J. Barnes Co BM. C. Peterson C. H. Nelson John.Engebretson B. I. Draxton T. Laurence Chris Bonebrake John Alders Northern Pacific Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul

Exhibition Baseball Game To Be Played Sunday Afternoon

Exhibition game scheduled Sunday at 3 30 p m features Indians Secoreeate Dedear and Ford’s teams forming a picked squad to face the Silvers for Red Cross funds. Gilmore of the Northern league to pitch for the picked team against O’Reilly for Ford. Lineups include Lorrence Brown and others.

Indians Secoreeate Dedear Fords Red Cross Gilmore O'Reilly Lorrence Brown

Steen for Governor Meeting At Brenna Williams The Candidates Speak

A large turnout attended a Steen for Governor gathering at Brenna last night where W G Miller J B Wineman and O B Burtness spoke briefly on campaign issues Burtness the Seventh district candidate for the state house at Bismarck provided remarks and voters gained insight into current problems.

Tuttle Heads to New York for Overseas YMCA Work

H H Tuttle left for New York to register for overseas YMCA service and then attend a two week Princeton preparatory course. Once a long time secretary of the local YMCA, he helped drive progress, and a banquet at Hotel Frederick honored him with close friends delivering talks.

Princeton H. H. Tuttle New York

Stores May Close For St Andrew's Picnic

A St Andrew's Society meeting at the courthouse formed a committee of business leaders to urge merchants to close at 12 30 noon on Wednesday June 19 so the public can attend a community picnic. Many towns plan full day closures for the patriotic event.

St. Andrew's Society Court House Grand Forks

North Dakota men report confusion over stalled inquiry

A garbled note from North Dakota sources describes men from a county who have not been contacted about a report due tomorrow. It mentions June dates, a fee, and a fire in a first class area, with unclear locations and parties.

Grend Forks County North Dakote

Ketonen defeats Engel in two straight falls in Dubuque

Waine Ketonen of Duluth Minnesota, the middleweight champion, defeats Iowa middleweight champion Heinie Engel in two straight falls in Dubuque Iowa, with entrainment arrangements announced for departure at 8 55 Saturday morning.

Dubuque Iowa Waine Ketonen Duluth Minn Heinie Engel

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