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Grand Forks Herald

Location

Grand Forks, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1918

Page

4

Lindbergh Barred From Speaking In Stutsman County N D

North Dakota officials bar Lindbergh from addressing public meetings in Stutsman County citing a county defense council resolution barring any person under indictment for disloyalty or sedition from speaking. League leaders secured a hall for a Lindbergh visit with the understanding he would not speak.

Jamestown N. D Stutsman County Council of Defense County Council Nonpartisan League Charles A. Lindbergh County Council of Defense Minnesota Grand Jury United States Stutsman County League Tindbergh A. H B. Bower Council of Defense Jamestown War Board Lindbergh Hle Spiritwood County Mith Frazier State Council L. B. Hanna Men of the War Board Fargo War Board

John Steen for Governor of North Dakota

John Steen born July 28 1874 has farm life and North Dakota Model Farm success. Former two term legislator county treasurer and currently state treasurer he is a Republican with progressive record supporting farmer interests and war programs.

John Steen North Dakota Norway Steen Star State Board of Equalization Keey Stern

Fort Yates Rail Extension Urged to Harvest North Dakota Hay

Bismarck June 18 The Burleigh county council of defense urges extending Northern Pacific rails from Cannonball to Fort Yates to enable harvesting and shipping of up to one million tons of hay. The plan promises cheaper freights, with hay costing 5 to 6 dollars per ton after rail, and notes current costs of eight dollars per ton from Fort Yates to Cannonball. The report also cites coal freight and a 1917 expenditure, and recommends a grazing lease extension from three to five years plus allowed improvements by seamen, with property removal at lease end.

Bismarck N. D Northern Pacific Cannonball Fort Yates North Dakota Standing Rock Montana McAdoo Counsil of Defense R. J. J. Montgomery J. W. Brander Burleigh Department of Interior Seamena

Former Governor Hanna Glad To Help North Dakota Boys

Former North Dakota Governor Hanna Cables to request letters to servicemen from the state. Paul Jowell of the Gophers Gunners is reported wounded in France but "doing fine" as of June. He invites correspondence via No 4 Place de la Concorde Paris c/o American Red Cross. In Devils Lake, John Shruck injured when a tractor rolled, shoulder broken, collarbone fracture, lung affected. treated at Mercy Hospital.

North Dakota Place de la Concorde American Red Cross Paris Devils Lake N. D John Shruck Geo. Johnson Mercy

Grain buyer struck and killed by train near Antelope

Clarence Lovelace grain buyer for Occident Elevator Co. was instantly killed near Antelope North Dakota when his buggy and horses were struck by Northern Pacific train No 2 Sunday afternoon as he attempted to cross the tracks. The engine hit the wagon before it could clear, demolishing the buggy and throwing Lovelace clear.

Antelope N. D Clarence Lovelace Occident Elevator Company Northern Pacific Lovelace

Montana flood is receding today in Billings area

Bulings June 18 The flood situation has materially improved as the Yellowstone water receded nearly a foot today upriver points report decreased flow. Sugar warehouses hold $2,000,000 in sugar untouched while water sits six inches below the floor. City water was cut by a main break but ditch water will refill the reservoir. boiled water advised. Forsyth hotel burned despite flood. Big Horn rises with fear of further losses. Overall Billings expects relief as Yellowstone level falls.

Yellowstone Billings Laurel Forsyth Big Horn

Old Red River Ox Cart to Exhibit at Warren

Crookston Minnesota June 18 the Red River Valley Development association and Red River Valley Livestock Brewers association plan a two day exhibit in Warren featuring a wooden ox cart once used by the Hudson Bay company on the Pembina trail. Sheriff Inkster of Winnipeg owns the wagon which will appear in the parade alongside later wagons and a twelve cylinder auto. An auto run from Crookston to Warren is planned with about 150 cars. the Crookston juvenile band and home guard will perform as part of the program. Major Loring issued invitations to Adu Thief River Falls Crookston Stephen Warren to participate in the Friday drill and parade.

Crookston Minn Red River Red River Valley Development Association Red River Valley Livestock Brewers' Association Warren Sheriff Inkster Winnipeg Hudson Bay Company Pembina Trail Crookston Home Guard Loring Adu Thief River Palle Stephen and

Uniformity of Fair Price Lists Sought in Fargo

Fargo announces a conference of federal food administrators from North Dakota Minnesota Montana South Dakota to seek uniform fair price lists and other food regulations as conditions across the four states are generally similar. Dr. B F Ladd North Dakota food administrator says the aim is consistency.

Fargo N. D North Dakota Montdus South Dakota Minnesota B. F. Ladd Bhees

Ideal Harvest Prospects Across North Dakota Crops

Reports from North Dakota describe ideal last week for crops with cool rains and warm sun boosting moisture and growth. Wheat and barley look very promising with large acreage and strong yields. rye, flax, and corn show favorable conditions and potential above early expectations. Overall prospects are optimistic across the state as plantlife responds to favorable growing weather.

North Dakota

Alleged Horse Thieves Arrested At Selfridge

Selfridge N C June 18 Jack Guyer and Charles Arndt are under arrest on a charge of horse stealing. Guyer, prior in tolls and awaiting trial, could not post bail and was jailed at Carson. Arndt posted 2000 bond and was released. Frank Wotrang claims possession of the horse bought from Arndt. The case draws strong local interest amid rustling concerns and the rumor of a well organized gang.

Selfridge N. C Jack Guyer Charles Arndt Guyer Langbein Carson Arndt Frank Wotrang Arndt & Horse Cenanet

Townley Faction Defeated Again in Burleigh County

June 18 in Bumarck North Dakota reports say the Townley faction in Burleigh County Farmers Alliance met another defeat at the Baldwin event, with a last effort failing to gain support.

Townley Bumarck N. D Burleigh Ge Gvenkién Baldwin Fato

SONS OF NORWAY PICNIC SUNDAY IN MAYVILLE NORTH CAROLINA

Thousands attend the Sons of Norway picnic at Island Park Mayville with Sever Scrumgaard John Halland and Rev N J Lohre delivering addresses. Portland band and Bjarne chorus provide music while district convention business sessions occur with patriotic speeches by Iver Acker and others. Automo bobile excursion to Portland and Hatton, banquet, theater party, and fundraising activities noted.

Mayville N. C Sona of Norway Sever Scrumgard Devils Lake John G. Halland Fargo N. J. Lohre Portland Bjarne Grand Forks Fourth District Sons of Norway Hall Normal School Bjoernstjerne Bjoernson Iver Acker Hillsboro John Halland Sever Serumgaard Hatton M. F. Hegge Roemmelefes

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