Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-26
The City In Brief


Look it Up! What? The Frederick
Cafeteria menu elsewhere in this is
sue. Don't miss it.
Fishers Return-Willis A. Joy, H.
e. Payne and w. w. Fegan returned
today from Lake Lizzie. where they
spent the past few days fishing.
Three DfunksLThree drunks were
taken In tow by the local police last
night. Two paid fines, and one was
sent to jail.
Superintendent Here-G.. o. Chase,
Of the Marvel schools.
was a visitor In this city today. He
made the trip from Marvel on his
bicycle.
Wright in TOWN.. Wright. super
intendent of the Thompson schools,
was a visitor In this city today.
Woman Leaves Town-Mary Bell,
who has been held by the police for
several days past, was released this
morning on her promise to leave town.
She is believed to be a victim of the
drug habit.
Books by Stearns-Dr. Wallace N.
Stearns of Fargo college Is publishing
two new books this fall. One Is a
Greek and Hebrew primer, and the
other volume of essays entitled, IA
Working Basis"
Mems Glass Met-A meeting of the
mems class of the First Presbyterian
church was held last night at the
home of DR., 8. r.. Brush, GOT Walnut
street.
On Insanity Charge-victor Carl
ton, transient, was arrested at Lari-
more this afternoon on insanity infor-
nation. Dick Fadden made the COM
plant. Deputy sheriff Brenna return
ed this afternoon with the man. He
will be held at the county Jail day
or so before being examined by the
insanity board.
Noebeck Held-Joseph NoebecK
was held to the district court late
Friday on a charge Of robbing Altman
Dupont Of $12, in a box car near this
city few days ago. He is lodged at
the county Jail.
Kohlmann's Orchestra is open for
all engagements with organ and
cathedral chimes. Phone s62 N. w.
ADV.
Music at Dacotah-IIear the Metro
politan orchestra at Hotel Dacotah
Sunday evening dinner. 6 to $50
ADV.
Professors, Teachers and Students
DO you want set Of "Redpath's
Library of Universal Literature"
practically new, rs volumes; some
never been opened. e. o. Lowell, 300
North Sixth street. Phone 330.-Adv.
Dine at The Frederick Sunday
Evening--our eating departments are
proving more successful every day.
Having both Cafe and Cafeteria we
can meet your wants at any time.
Music every Sunday evening by
Rorke's orchestra.
Dizzy Head, F1uttering Heart, Float
ing Specks-These are signs of kidney
and bladder trouble. You'll have head
aches and be tired all over. Don't wait
once. You will sleep well. eat we'll and
grow strong and active again. Try
them.-McGrath's Phatmacy.-Adv.
Big Rummage Sale-Conducted an
nually by the choir of st. Michael's
church, Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
October 1. 2 and 5. All members Of
the congregation and other friends
who have contributed so generously
In the past, are asked to have their
donations ready on Tuesday or We'd
nesday. when they will be called for
by the choir members.-Adv.
Keeps Your Liver Healthily Active.
"A man in Kentucky Just told a
friend that Foley Cathartic Tablets
were the most wonderful medicine
that had ever entered his system Said
he would not be without them Neith-
er would you, IL you had ever tried
them. A thoroughly cleansing cathar-
tic for chronic constipation or for an
occasional purge.-McGrath's Phar-
macy-Adv.
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* AT THE HOTELS. 81
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1MPERIAL-Ole Albin. Milton; C.
Joynes, Minot; NJ. Amundson, Bux-
ton; Ben McCabe. Arvilla; John
Dooley. Walhalla.
COLUMBIA-Henry Gram, Fargo;
c. A. Celley. Concrete; J. E. Swartz,
Larimore: P. Lucies. Fargo: Andrew
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