Grand Forks daily herald., 1914-09-05

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Addressed Eagles-Bernard Mullen.
formerly Of this city, addressed the
local aerie Of Eagles Friday night. at
banquet given in his honor,
Hotel Radisson, Minneapolis, gives
you more for the price you nav than
any other hotel in the Twin Cities
Adv
Fletcher Goes Hunting-Dr. r. r.
Fletcher left today for Thief Lake.
where he will hunt ducks during the
next few days.
All Union Barber Shops Of Grand
FORKS and East Grand Forks will close
Labor day, Monday, September Z, at
III a. m-Adv.
daughter Born-AIr. and Mrs o. B.
Lindquist, 16 Stratford building. are
the parents of q baby daughter born
Friday afternoon at st. Michael's hos
pital.
The Grand Bowling Alley. which has
seven alleys and equipped with auto
matte pin setter, are now open and
in full swing. Pay us a visit.-Ady.
Girl to Mandan-A young girl SEN
fenced to the state reform school Fri
day by Judge G. M. Cooley Of the ju-
venile court, will be taken to Mandan
tonight by Sheriff ]. 2. Benson.
September 5-This is registration
day in the junior department of Wes-
Ley college conservatory. Register
Saturday and get your choice Of les
son hours. instruction in piano and
violin includes free lessons in ele-
mentary harmony and history of
music.-Adv.
New Trial Granted-Judge G.. NJ
Cooley has granted the application
for new trial in the case Of the First
State Bank Of Lankin against H. Fl.
Hand, involving note given by Hand,
and which was decided in favor of
the bank in the first trial.
shows an interest in your comfort
and welfare that extends beyond
merely providing a place to eat and
sleep and gives you better accommo-
dations and service than any other
hotel in the Twin Cities. Popular
pr1CeS.--AdT.
Romanof9 Speaks-Dr. Moses Ro-
manoff of New York, one Of the most
prominent Jewish rabbis Of the coun-
try, delivered an address at the local
Synagogue at 10:30 o'clock this NOR
ming. He will speak again at 1880
o'clock Sunday evening.
Mfr. Holmes Gaining-T. B. Holmes
~ Hsr rsk ~ H.
ton at Rochester, Mimi, several days
ago, for stomach ulcer, is gaining.
rapidly, according to advices from the
hospital. William Holmes, his son, is
with him.
Register Sept. 5-Wesley college
conservatory junior department opens
FOR lessons Monday. September I. Reg
ister Saturday and get your choice Of
lesson hours. Piano and violin in
struction includes free lessons in ele-
mentary harmnoy and history Of
nusic.-Adv
Principal at Nilton-Henry Quail
helm went to Milton this morning,
intendent of schools during the COM
ing year. Mr.. Qualheim has been up
at Milton to make arrangements for
the opening of school,
Finley Orc|estra-If you don't
want the :Iery> best music don't come
to ils. We have Organ, Chimes. Bells,
xylophones and traps. Expert band
teaching ana piano tuning, Call
1908 or 66s-bN. W.-Adv.
May Locate in Minnesota Walter
A. Lilyquist, who has been cashier Of
the Farmers Security bank of Park
River for some time, passed through
the city enroutet to ST. Paul, having
several Minnesota offers which he will
look over before making definite de-
cision as to acceptance
Domiciled in New Home-AIr and
Mrs. P. s. Hilleboe and children ar
rived from Grand Forks on Monday
to take up their permanent residence
in Park River. They are now nicely
domiciled in their newly purchased
residence on Wedge avenue-Psrk
River Gazette-Newe
Joins High School Faculty-Harry
South, who graduated from the arts
department at the state university last
June, passed through the city last
evening on his way to Cathay N. d.,
where he will be connected with the
high school faculty. He attended
summer school here this year, but
during the past few weeks he has
been at his home at Argusville.