Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-17

Three Drunks-Three drunks were
arraiEned in police: court this MORN
ing. All paid tines Of IS.
Elks Hold Forth Tonleht-rhe
Grand Forks Lodge Of Dlks will hold
forth this evening In regular meeting.
Miss Cunningham Here-Miss 0ers
trude Cunningham, who Is teaching
in, tSa Hattop high school, arrived
here today to visit her parents.
Williston Girl Here-Miss Ethel
members Of the Kappa Alpha Theta
chapter at the state university.
Burtness at Northumberland At
torncy O.. B. Burtness. went to North
wood today to attend the big market
day celebration at that town.
Holding His own-Patrolman Jack
Herrick, who is in a critical condition
at q local hospital following an OPP.
Grafton for appendicitis, is reported to
be holding his W today. q.
Cavalier Visitors-Mr. and Mrs.
Cranley and their SON, Sidney Cranley
Of Cavalier, are visiting at the homes
VI L. w. DclCllcII anu CHdIlSS buTEOSS
of this city.
Bishop Morrison Coming-The Rt.
Rev. ]. D. Morrison, bishop Of Duluth,
will make his regular East Grand
Forks visit tomorrow. He will hold
his regular services in St. Paul's Epis-.
copa, church, however. The services
begin at 1880 o'clock.
To Entertain Guild-Miss Lillian
Fairchild will be hostess Monday night
to the members of st. Agnes Guild Of
the Episcopal church. The guild will
meet at her home at sos South
Fourth street.
To Give Concert-The Stone Piano
company will give another. Victtrola
concert at the public library tomor-
gin at 3 O'Clock and continue for an
hour An interesting program has
been arranged. ~,
Branch Grows Rapidly-G. NJ.
Craig who is in charge Of the .distrib-
uting of Maxwell Autos for the north
half Of North Dakota, northwestern
last night for the factory at Detroit,
Mich. Mr.. Craig states that the local
branch Is increasing in importance
very fast since it's establishment a
few weeks ago. =
Notice-".The dumping of garbage,
manure, ashes, junk, cans, paper,
the river bank, asst Of Third street, is
from this date prohibited. Send all
combustible material, including garb-
age not mixed with ashes or dirt, and
clear ashes or 'cinders, to the inciner-
ator. Other matter to the old dump
grounds west of the city.
violations of this order will be
punished under the provisions of the
city ordinance governing the remov-
al of garbage. BY order of the board
of health.
CDR. Alfred Dean
Health Officer.
Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 16. 1914"
Care and Removal of Garbage.
Attention is called to the following
provision of the city ordinance gov
erning the removal of kitchen garb-
age: 3,
Glass l.. Kitchen garbage, which
includes all manner of kitchen and
table refuse and offal, including de-
cayed or spoiled fruit, vegetables, tin
cans and broken bottles, ETC., shall
be kept only in water-tight covered
20 gallons, which r~eceptacles shall
be so placed on the premises as to be
easily dCCcSSlUIc 10 LHe garbage COL
lector. Such r~eceptacles shall be en-
piled and the contents thereof re-
moved by the garbage collector as
often as such receptacles become full.
Provided, however. that garbage in
Glass No. 1, with the exception of tin
cans and broken bottles, shall be Sc
culrely wrapped in paper before being
deposited in garbage cans.
If the above provision regarding
wrapping of garbage in complied with
it will greatly facilitate handling and
combustion, and prevent the freezing
Of refuse to the side of cans in cold
weather. This can easily be done by
emptying first into a strainer over the
kitchen sink. When throughly drain
ed of water, empty on paper and
wrap. Do not put in same can, nor
mix aheS, dirt or water with garbage.
Board of Health, by
~. . DR.. Alfred Dean,
Health Officer.
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