Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-29


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Western Art Supply Shop-A new
hne OF imported china and gifts lust
received. 4o9 DeMers avenue.-Hdv.
At the Hotel Northern-cafeter,a
lunch zoe, dining room service meals
evc. CAFETERIA open until 9 D. M
FIJI Pulpit at Drayton-Dr. S. f..
Halfyard left today for Drayton,
waere he will fill the Methodist pulpit
Sunday morning and evening. He will
return Monday.
Begin Now-To take your Sunday
evening dinner at Hotel Dacotah. We.
cater to h taste of all. Dinner from
6 to 8:30.-Adv. :,
Fruit Sale-The California fruit
Store has a sale on fruit Saturday,
August 20. Pears $3.50 a box, soc a
baeke Bananas 15c a dozen.-Adv.
Attends Encampment-H. NJ. Sc
cord and wife left Friday for Detroit,
Mich, where the former will attend
the national G. A.. r. encampment.
They will visit at Niagara Falls before
returning to this city. -
Some Drinks-If you want a. real
drink. hot or cold. ask Bill at Chests.
You'll get it.-Adv.
Grand Alleys opened-The Grand
bowling alleys will be reopened for
the winter season today, August 29.
ADV.
Nye Directs Band.-Frank G. Nye.
who resided in Grand Forks for about
a year, going to Lansford. N. D.,
some time ago, has been elected di-
rector of the Lansford band.
Will Teach at Inkster.-Mies Irene
Lucas Of this city will be a member of
the Inkster schools faculty for the
coming year, the term beginning Sep
ten1ber IA. H. c. Piehl will be super
intendent.
ed here Sunday evening from 5 to 8.
Hough's New Dairy Lunch, stratford
block, DeMers avenue.-Adv.
Back sunday-Don Mcdonald is
expected to return home Sunday
evening from Lake vermillion, just
north Of Duluth, where he has been
fishing with his o DR.. A. L. McDon-
aid.
New Druggist-J. F. Courtenay, of
Minneapolis, has accepted a position
as druggist at the Dacotah Pharmacy.
He began his duties today. Mr..
Courtenay is a graduate Of Minnesota
university.
Back From Norway-Fred Olson
stopped in the city yesterday on his
way back from Norway to Rugby, N.
.. He is engaged in the tailoring
business at Rugby. and was formerly
connected with a local tailor shop.
St. Marks English Lutheran.
G. X. Mykland, pastor. The Sun
day morning services are held in the
Church service and Sunday school at
II a. m. Sermon, HE Hath Done All
Things Well"
Joins Regiment-William McGil-
very Of Ardoch has Joined a Canadian
regiment at Maidstone. sask., and has
gone to Ottawa. 1t is expected that
once to take part in the war. Mr.. Nc
Giftery is we'll known in this city.
Returns to City. s. Bjornson re-
turned to this city yesterday from his
home: al .Afountafns Md. ~ He. also
spent several days at Winnipeg, where
he Jaw four regiments OF Highland IN
fantry leave for the war. Mr.. Bjorr-
son says there Is great excitement in
Winnipeg over the war.
Back from Vacation--After spending
two weeks vacation at various lakes
in Minnesota and at the twin cities, 3.
I, Carey, secretary of the Great
Northern Life Insurance company. in
this city, resumed his duties this
morning.
Mother Improved-Captain Joe Ha-
ger of the local police force has re-
turned from Crookston, where he was
called by the serious illness of his
mother. She Is now much improved.
Pastor Is at Hillsboro.-Rev. Chris
Olson and Mrs. Olson Of the scandi-
have been spending several days at
Hillsboro, visiting friends and former
neighbors.
At the Met-'The Perils of Paul
ine' will be at the Met today. This
is q great picture. showing Pauline
in an auto dashed over a cliff. In
addition. there is 1.-THE Tango Craze
a comedy in two parts. and makes a
hit. Matinee $3.50 evening 1880 to
10:30.-Adv.
Will Conduct Meetings-Rev. j..
lowell Of Nebraska, representative Of
the Augustana China Mission society, !
will arrive in Grand Forks from Dew
lis Lake Monday night. Meetings will
out in the surrounding country.
Funeral at yeIva-D. r.. Buchanan
Of Drayton passed through the city
last evening, on his way to velva, N.
of his brother at that place. His
brother was Alexander p. Buchanan
and was q pioneer resident Of st.
Thomas E.. r. Thompson Of st.
Thomas accompanied Mr.. Buchanan.
To Intending Settlers in Canada
Do not listen to war care" reports
about travel in Western Canada. The
Canadian officials are treating Ameri-
can citizens with the same courtesy at
the boundary as before the war start
ed. Secure settlers rates from w. e.
Black, Canadian immigration Agent,
Grand Forks, N. D.--Adv.
Land Transfers = The following
transfers were recorded yesterday.