Campaign for Well Outlined Campaign for Well Outlined
The Republican district headquarters plans a full list of speakers and itineraries within days for Oliver Burtness in the Flat North Dakota district. L J Siljan reports strong county organization and favorable voter sentiment since the district nominating convention. Burtness spoke at Olga and Langdon today and will speak at Osnabrook Milton. week to be filled with further speeches district wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Congressional District
Oliver B. Burtesa
Congress
Fliat
North Dakota
L. J. Sivan
Distelet
P. C. Thorson
C. ¢. Strom
Hillsboro
Grenna
Bartness
Siljan
Republican Party
Burtness
Olga
Pembina
Langdon
Osna
Riverside Park swimming tank to open in days
The swimming tank in Riverside Park is set to open within two or three days. An un taped adjustment delayed the earlier opening plan but safety work should be finished soon. The pool, a popular feature for Grand Forks families, signals the bathing season arriving with fine water awaiting visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park
Grand Forks
Daughters of Norway End Convention in Grand Forks
Delegates completed elections for superior officers at the fourteenth grand judae convention in Grand Forks. They voted $26 to the Red Cross chapter, adopted resolutions including a note to the Grand Forks Herald, and approved thanks to local groups. Delegates said the convention was highly successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Norway
Grand Forks
Red Cross
Grand Forke Herald
Mra K. Knutzon
Harriet Sorby
Minneapolis
Sophie Enger
Chicago
Sermoniz
Alma Treto
Abercrombis N.D
Harda Wolf
Milwaukee
Supreme Inner Guard
Calli
Madison
Wis
Umber
Daughters of
Norway
Red Crane
Commercial Club
Daughters of Norway Lodge
Gyda
Grand Forks Herald
Normanden
First Registration Day for July Special Election
Voters in Grand Forks, Larimore, and Northwood who did not register in November must register either tomorrow or Tuesday July 2 to vote in the July 10 congressional special election. Registrants report at the regular precinct booth to complete formalities under state law. Booths open tomorrow from morning until 6 PM and July 2 from 8 AM until night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
Larimore
Northwood
Grand Forks City
Hootha
Nor Athletes Plan Summer Track Competitions
The athletic club met yesterday on the university track for practice and discussed staging a series of competitions this summer. Details remain to be finalized and plans to expand membership were also considered.
Red Cross fund drive ends today at Grand Forks
Campaign notices that the Red Cross fund is closing today with $16 050 19 on hand and 50 volunteers at stations. Donations may be made to A P Clifford or the chapter HQ. A Daughters of Norway check for 26 adds to the total. The summer session at the University of North Dakota opens with 18 enrollment continuing through today and larger attendance than previous years.
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Red Cross
A. P. Clifford
Grand Forks
Daughters of Norway
Red Cross Fund
University of North Dakota
Mise Jones
Hollis
Hilla
Flag Raising At Great Northern Depot Draws Thousands
Nearly five thousand people gathered at the Great Northern depot to witness the unfurling of the Stars and Stripes from a 103 foot flagpole between the tracks in the city yards. Mayor James A. Dinnie raised the flag as Company M and the Machine Gun company stood at attention. Tracy R. Banga praised railroad patriotism and the Great Northern’s role in the Northwest. Rev. Jonathan Watson delivered the opening address while the Grand Forks band played patriotic numbers during the interlude.
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Great Northern
Afernoon
Company M
James A. Dinnie
James A. Dinnle
Tracy R. Banga
Natonal
Northwest
Jonathan Watson
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Grand Forks
Zone Post Damaged Auto Sign Warns Drivers
Chief of Police J. W. Lowe inspected a newly erected zone sign post and found two damaged posts after auto impact. He urges motorists to keep to the right and note that city property posts will be protected by arrest and prosecution for damage or ignoring the posts.
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J. W. Lowe
Lowe
Equalization Board To Meet In Grand Forks County
The county commissioners will summon the board of equalization in the Grand Forks County Courthouse to hear tax returns from county townships. The board may stay for about ten days or longer, though few complaints are expected this year.
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Board of Equalization
Grand Forks County Court House
Seamon
Equalization Board
Bangs Seeks League Aid in North Dakota Campaign
At the Democratic congressional district headquarters State Chairman B Byerly announced itineraries for Democratic candidate Geo A Bangs. He said North Dakota faces unusual interest as voters judge by support for the Washington government and that Bangs can win with broad backing from Democrats and Nonpartisan League. The tour lists Cando Crary Devils Lake Aneta Hillsboro Walsh County Park River Hannah Olea Walhalla Pembina Grafton Minto Fargo Grand Forke auditorium and campaign stops by Tracy R Bangs with Langdon Cavalier Cass Richland counties June 27 30.
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B. Byerly
Congress
Geo. A. Bangs
Byerly
North Dakota
Washington
Democratic Party
Nonpartisan League
Bangs
Cava Mer
Olea
Walhalla
Pembina
Walsh
Grafton
Minto
Fargo
Grand Forke Auditorium
Tracy R. Bangs
Langdon
Cavalier County
Caas County
Richland County
Judge Cooley to Wahpeton for Murder Trial
District Judge Charles M. Cooley has gone to Wahpeton to preside over Meske murder trial amid previous postponements due to alleged prejudice claims by the plaintiff’s attorneys. A date was set, then shifted, with Grand Forks court in season, and the trial was scheduled to begin at 10 this forenoon.
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Charles M. Cooley
Wahpeton
Meske
Justice Cooley
Grand Forke
Seamon
Franklin Has A Brother Says Ted Ahlroth
Franklin has a brother, announced Theo Ablroth, foreman at The Herald composing room, after an early morning scene. The newborn weighed eight and a half pounds and both mother and child are reported doing well. The family joked about Liberty Loan bonds and a possible bond issue to fund more cigars.
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Franklin
Theo. K. Ablroth
The
Herald
Boas
2 Con
Abiroth
Liberty Loan Fund
Sunday School Convention Opens at Gilby
The Grand Forks County Sunday School association convenes at Gilby with President Paul Grimm delivering opening remarks at 7:30. State secretary James C. Garrison will speak, followed by a musical reading and a county and school standard presentation at 6. Mrs. E. J. Babcock closes the evening with an address. The tomorrow plan includes devotions, secretary reports, standard presentation, and sessions on cradle rolls, teaching beginners, and class interest.
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Grand Forks
McKechnie
E. J. Babcock
C. C. Carpenter
H. B. Frame
Reading of Committee Ports Officera Next Meeting Place
An item notes the reading of committee ports and the officer’s section with next meeting place to be determined. The fragment hints at a procedural update from a local body and upcoming gathering location.
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Acura
Northern State Bank
Cartelels
Kood Market
Koeseen
E J. Lander & CO
Dei
Dad Cence
Red
Great Northern Depot
League
Oro
AL Ge
Dept
Congoleum
Basement News
Nesbit
Jon
Saad Hey
Cooley
Ted” Ahlroth
el Paso
Texas
Chase Fm
Audttor
Court House
Hane Anderson
Gilby
County Association
H. E. Winslow
H. J. Manra
Ssr
Floyd Stevens
Grein Jana Equinping
Mr. Garria
Reel Theatre
Bila Wal
First National Bank
N. D
Olson's
M. G. Olson CO
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