Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-31
The City In Brief

western Art Supply Shop-A new
line OF imported china and gifts lust
received. 400 DeMers ayenue.-Sdv
Some Drinks-1f you want a rea,
drink. hot OF cold. ask Bill al Chests.
You'll get it.-Adv. ~
They Have Made a Big Hit alreadv
Those tailored school suits for bows
at The Fashion Shop.
The Grand Bowling Alley, which has
v alleys and equipped with alto
matte pin setter. are now open and
IN full swing. Paw us a visit.-Adv.
At the Hotel Northern-caf.t.r,.
lunch 25c, dining room service meals
60c. Cafeteria open until 8 D. M
Adv.
Prominent Banker-D. W. Johns
tone, a prominent banker OF Taylor
Vile. ILL.,, is in the city attending to
business matters. He is a large land
holder IN this vicinity. He is president
OF the Farmers National bank at
T%aylorville.
looking After Intcrests-Earl Hunt
Of Pearl City, ILL.,, arrived in the city
to look after land interests. He owns
1.120 acres of land near Kelleys and
will remain here for some time to
look after his threshing operations.
Notice of Property Transfer-Hav-
ing sold my property at 80 Walnut
street through John c. Doe company
to H. A. Shaw, I hereby notify real es-
tate me in this city t on1ake no fur
Their efforts to sell my property. Nels
Thompson.-Adv.
Davall Gets Tfade-Mr. A. r. Davall
was a recent arrival from Grand
Forks and has opened a barber shop
in John Richter's pool room. Mr..
Davall reports an excellent trade since
opening.-Esmon, N. d. Bee.
Is Recovering Rapidly-Miss Esther
Grant Of Lakota, who returned to her
nome several days ago after under
going an operation for appendicitis at
the Deaconese hospital in this city, is
gaining strength rapidly. and will
epening-Esn1ond IN. D. Bee.
Success in Work.. H. Berg, who
has been busy looking after the work
IN connection with the International
Bio!e Students association at Grand
Forks for several months past, re-
turned last week to Northwood. He
Is gratihed with the success expert
enced in his chosen profession
Green Will Practice-William c.,
Green, court etenographer Of the third
district, and who is we'll known in
Grand Forks, has entered a partner
ship with A. w. Fowler, and will en-
gage in the practice Of law in Fargo.
MI. Green formerly was located at
Bismarck, as supreme court atenog-
rapher. He was admitted to the bar
last December.
Jacksons Transferred-word has
been received here to the effect that
Adjutant and Mrs. Jackson. formerly
Of this city, but who have been direct
INF the salvation Arlnv at jamestown
Tor some time, will leave the latter
place next Wednesday for Salt Lake
City. They will be- succeeded at
Jamestown by Adjutant and Mrs. Con-
ner of Boise. Idaho.
Couldn't Remove Eye-Mrs. e. S.
Pearce returned from Grand Forks
where she had gone to consult a spe-
cialist in regard to the removal Of her
left eye. She lost the sight Of the
late p has been troubled consider
able with the same. Due to the in
tanned condition Of the eye and her
weak physical condition an operation
could not be performed at this time
st. Thomas Times.
The Grand Forks School of Music.
Security block, wishes. to announce
that It has secured. in addition to its
splendid faculty, new and thoroughly
equipped teachers in Voice. Violin.
Piano, orchestral instruments. Theory
History of Music and Dramatic Elk,
preston for the coming year and will
be able to offer a curriculum found
IN the leading schools OF the east. Pu-
pills are urged to arrange hours as
early as possible. Courses in Piano,
Voice Violin, Harmony, Composition,
History Of Music and Public School
Music. Registration day, September
g.: Fall term begins September Z. Pu-
pills may enter at any time. For full
particulars write to Miss Jane Smith,
Security block. or to E. J. stringham,
manager.-Adv.