Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-26
Counter Girls Wanted-Apply at
Great Northern Cafe.

Counter Girls Wanted-Apply at
Great Northern Cafe.
They Have Made q Big Hit already.
Those tailored school suits for boys
at The Fashion Shop.
Some Drinks-If you want a real
drink, hot or cold. ask Bill at Chests.
You'll get it.-Adv.
Visitors in Oty--Miss Winnie Ash
brook and Miss Edna Pfeifer of Lari-
more are in the city and will spend a
few days as the guests Of friends.
Visiting Friends - Mrs. Charles
Brady Of Mohall, N. D., has arrived in
the city for a short visit at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Hans Anderson.
Porte 1mproving-Thomas Porte,
who has been at Lake Moval, Mimi,
recuperating after an Illness, will re-
turn to Grand Forks Friday evening
of this week.
Sweitzer in City-Frank sweitzer.
foreman for Contractor Dave Dinnie
of Minot visited in Grand Forks to-
day. Mr.. Sweitzer is en- route home
from Bemidji, where he spent the past
month.
To Meet Wife Here-C. w. Cum
ningham of Larimore arrived in the
city this morning and this evening he
will meet Mrs. Cunningham who will
return from the east tonight.
Takes New Position - Oscar Gull
dickson of Park River, a former uni
versity student who visited in the city
this week, has gone to Valley City,
where he has accepted a position with
the ]. I. Case company.
Made Auto Trip-Attorney j. F. T.
o'Connor left yesterday by auto for
S~trathcona. Mimi. where he had
some important business matters to
look after. He will return to the city
today.
Takes Kempton Positon-Mies
Cora Ehnen of Key West. Mimi, has
been engaged to take charge of the
Stedman school, in the Kenpton dis
trict, this county. She will begin her
duties Sept. Z for a nine-month term.
Undergoes Operation-Miss Eileen
Barry Of Inkster underwent an opera
ton at q local hospital today for ap-
pendicitis. Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James r. Barry of Inkster are in the
city. guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Rasmussen. Reeves venue
Street Partially Blocked - South
Third street between DeMers and
Kittson avenue was partially blocked
today by workmen who are digginG
for the placing of steam supply pipes
into the new Geist building.
Leaves for Grand Forks-H. B.
| FRA INA v-I1n roCort11s y&-ae o1arfo1 lnNvcf
secretary of the +. NJ, c. A., left West
Chester. Pa, for this city today. He
and Mrs. Frame will arrive here on
the Northern Pacific Friday afternoon.
Returns from Bemidii-Mrs. H. N.
Cook and daughter. Kathryn. returned
today from Bernidti, where they have
Cook will begin preparations for NOV
ing to 'Pittsburg, where DR.. Cook has
accepted a cali.
Pitman and Eride-Mr. and Mrs. F.
Pitmarr, who are to make their home
here this year. arrived in the city last
night. They recently were married
structor in manua training In the To-
cal school. Mrs. Pitman was former
ly Miss Ellen Davis.
Return to Jersey Home-.-Mr. and
Mrs. George H. McCracken. who have
been visiting a week with their son,
A. S. McCracken. los Il South Third
street, will leave for their home in
New Jersey tonight. Their daughter,
Sarah, will accompany her parents
home.
Reed Talking ,Politics-J. P. Reed
Of Grand Forks. progressive candidate
for commissioner of insurance, was
in the city. Mr.. Reed Is planning on
an active campaign throughout the
chances for being elected.-Minot
Optic-Reporter.