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Newspaper
Grand Forks Herald
Location
Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1918
Page
2
A Mammoth Cross Auction drew large attendance and raised 34627.48 for the Red Cross, with farm products donated and lively bidding. The event followed by YWCA camp plans at Maple Lake plus volunteer chaperons, camp dates, and community arrangements.
The Playmakers staged an informal evening at the Koch home as Prof. and Mrs Frederick Koch prepare to move to North Carolina. The program featured original one act plays with improvised casting, plus songs with words by Prof. Koch. Attendants included Mrs Frans Rickaby and others who helped with refreshments.
Miss House with Helen Houss and pupil from the Junior department will present her sophomore recital on Monday at Corwin Hall. Violinist Silae Ruth Quigley opens at eight o'clock.
The Eastern tar Red Cross circle plans a Tuesday afternoon session in the courthouse witness room from 2 to 4. The Norwegian Lutheran Church Red Cross Circle will meet Monday at 3 at the courthouse. Carnival proceeds and Red Cross support are noted, with Belgian children in Furnes praised for resilience amid shelling. Local social notes include engagements, marriages, births, and visits among residents of Minot, Fargo, and nearby towns.
A dozen patriotic children staged a Belmont and Vernon avenues carnival yesterday afternoon raising 12.60 for the Red Cross. The event featured Shooting the Kaiser, barkers, lemonade and ice cream, and other carnival stunts. Participants included Genevieve Wold Clarence Olson Tom Moore Wilbur Dickinson Teddy Beatt Kenneth Burgess Howard Wold Ruth Gaulke Nell McDonald Beatrice McDonald Eddie O’Connor and Katherine Armstrong.
Thief River Falls Minn June 15 A major blaze threatened the business district as a southeast wind fanned flames from a waste paper pile outside Den General mercantile warehouse Two thirds of the 12900 loan goes to buildings with balance on stock The fire quickly spread to nearby structures including Carl Froseth and Fred Roth shops a former moving picture house and other frame buildings Smoke and water damage hit Printing Co and Thief River Munto company In Union block casualties are minimal though property damage runs high with several structures ruined
North Carolina town Pembing on June 15 faces a backlash from mothers and women who demand A C Townley and Con Steanman Baer cancel a Monday rally. A nonpartisan picnic had been slated seven miles west at Morris grove but public pressure and a library meeting produced a resolution opposing Townleys appearance. The document, dated June 14, bears signatures of Pembina women.
John Moran father of J A Moran drugist died this morning after a three weeks illness in Devils Lake N D He and the Moran family have long been prominent in the city since moving here from Ripon Wisconsin Surviving are his wife three daughters Mia Eugene Fenelson vice president of the Woman s Federated clubs of the Second district now at McLaughlin S D and Misses Clara and Nell Moran three sons J A and Wm both druggists here proprietors of Ramsey Drug company and another son in southern Minnesota Three grandchildren survive.
In Norway township Devils Lake North Dakota June 15 three hundred thirty five dollars was raised for the Red Cross at a community picnic in the C O Nestegard grove. The Penn band played most of the afternoon while E F Flynn president of the Devils Lake city commission Judge Co W Butty and Mr Donaghue spoke. The auction was led by J M Morgan county treasurer noted for his hammer work at Red Cross saloons.
Fago North Dakota June 15 The North Dakota Federation of Labor failed to endorse the Nonpartisan League candidates after resolutions at the Fargo state meeting limited to principles. The effort to win endorsement collapsed as delegates rejected the sponsor’s motion. Gompers’ stance influenced labor votes, reducing expected support for the league ticket. Weather outlook: Monday to end of the week shows moderate temperatures.
Reports from North Dakota canvasses show sweeping favorable sentiment for John Steen across farming districts and towns, with supporters citing farmer backing and cross-state contrasts. The scene includes recordings from Jamestown Valley City and Hurdsfield where Steen opponents Frazier and Townley draw firm lines.
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls a plan to oust a political faction tied to Benen date and Thomas Mills. John Baer and others met to discuss a payment for a political stage, while J. B. Beil asserted independence from the Townley Frasier bloc. Congress member Baar doubted Mills sincerity.
Mayville North Dakota residents anticipate a five day Mayville Chautauqua from July 7 to 11. The event draws locals and visitors from up to 100 miles with lectures dramatic performances and music. A war experiences talk from a French front veteran, a ten actor troupe performing Zangwill's The Melting Pot, a four member Odette Festival, and Witepakie's six musician orchestra highlight the lineup alongside a children’s circus and other offerings. The event aligns with the Mayville Normal school summer session, encouraging student attendance without impacting coursework.
Fargo North Dakota June 15 The encampment of 204 North Dakota draft men for training at North Dakota Agricultural College began today with the Cass county contingent of 17 men arriving as the first unit. Training for eerie service under Dean E Sene. Captain Allan P Newman is camp commander with Lieut W H Mollman and Lieut E G Carrington among the officers present.
In North Dakota, June 18, fourteen men including Charles Babcock and Harry Spillthorpe were arrested on charges linked to the killing of E L Peras during mob unrest in Hazelton. Attorney Cameron vowed further warrants as authorities pursue all involved. The mob leader, Dougherty, claimed self defense after a fatal shot while recounting events to a Herald reporter.
In Grand Forks a local coffee shop emphasizes consistency with roasted beans sourced from trusted suppliers. Patrons can expect a reliable aroma and balanced flavor from the store’s carefully selected coffee range.
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