The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 28, 1917, Page 8

TEN WARRANTS IN RAID MADE AT THE FORKS Notorious Co-Operative Brewery in Minesota Seized Through Co-Operation ADMITTED SELLING BEER TO NORTH DAKOTA FOLK Grand Forks, N. D., July 28—offi- cers of the North Dakota Law En- forcement league last night caused warrants to be issued for the arrest of ten persons charged with violation of the bootlegging act of 1915 and with conspiracy to violate this act. Chief of the persons against whom complaint has been made is J. H. Me- Inerney, of Grand Forks, who oper- ates the notorious ‘‘Co-operative” Brewery at East Grand Forks, which purveys beer to citizens of North Da- kota, who come armed with orders for the delivery of beer which, accord- ing-to the wording of the orders, has ‘been . previously manufactured for them. McInerney is accused on 40 differ- ent; charges of conspiracy to violate the law and of violating the law of North Dakota. The issuance of the warrants to- night followed a spectacular raid on the brewery at .Eart Grand Forks car- ried on by Sheriff E. F. Kelly and Deputy Sheriff 0. K, Bolstad of Grand Forks county, aided by a half dozen deputies sworn in ‘by Sheriff Kelly for the occasion. (McInerney and his assistants at the ‘brewery were arrested also on Min- nesota warrents, on which they gave cash bail. Two States Co-operate A striking feature of the case is that for the first time in the history of the two states there has been close co-operation between the authorities of both in the efforts to close up a place that has resulted in flagrant evasion of the prohibitory laws of both states. Not only are the Polk county authorities co-operating with Attor- ney General Langer, but co-operation also has been secured from state offi- cials at St. Paul and in addition to that, co-operation from federal author- Every woman should rearing a strong, vi generation, For threo awaiting chilebirth ha extéraal preparal Tho d elastic, the when baby The above is the photograph of the Overland service car operated by the Lahr, Motor Sales Company of this city, Overland and Willys-Knight dis- tributors. This car stands ready night and day to answer the call of an Overland or Willys-Knight owner. it is equip- ped with gasoline, compressed air, oil grease, tires, water and all the equip- ment necessary to attend to any trouble from changingia tire to get- ting a car out of the ditch. This ser- vice is free. This progressive automobile firm is noted for its especialy fine service and this service car caps the climax. ities in both the Minnesota and North Dakota districts. istrict Attorney Hildreth of Fargo, it was made known to- {| bottle of * night, has been paying close at- tention to the case and has even had an operative of the depart- ment of justice on the ground aid- ing in getting evidence against the brewery and the persons connect- ed with the distribution of its beer. Admits Sales McInerney protested volubly against the seizure of his books and made much of the fact that there was no secret about the way he has been doing business. He claims that he sells no beer to any residents of)\Minnesota and that his trade is entirely with North Dakota people. All of them, he says, “own” the beer, which, he says, has been manu- factured for them in advance on their order. Additonal arrests were made today after last night’s raid here in which 10 warrants were issued charging vio- lation of the bootlegging act of 1915, and with conspiracy to violate this act. Among the arrested today was the wife of J. Hi McInerney, manager of the East Grand Forks brewery. Mrs. Thomas ‘White, widow of former owner, was also served with a war- rant. Other arrests are expected as a ‘result of the seizure of a quarter of a ton of records in the raid, and it is said that federal and state prosecu- tions ‘will follow. ness or nausea is avoided and this makes for the future health and nature of the ulld, Write to ‘The Bradfield Regulator BP © their bool: “Motherhood and the dt is free to all women, Get a gists’ today and do not neglect to apply 146 night and morniag, At the Camp Dept. I", 500 Lamar Building, Atlanta, | ‘Mother's Friend” at your drug: | Sl6xs CONTRACT TO WED Document Produced as Exhibit A In Suit of Chicago Insurance Broker. 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