Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-26
Tie City In Brief

The City
Western Art Supply shop-A new
line Of imported china and gifts just
received. 400 DeMers avenue.-Adv.
At the Hotel Northern-cafeteria
lunch 25c, dining room service meals
SOC. Cafeteria open until 8p. M
Looking for Residence-Rev. E.
Tinsley, the new state Superintendent
of missions for the Baptist church,
was in the city yesterday. He was
looking for a residence and plans to
locate here by the first Of September.
He succeeds DR.. c.. E. Hemans.
Aid Society to Meet-The Ladies'
Aid society Of the Trinity Lutheran
church meets Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. K. Hofto. S02 Chest
nut street. Everybody is cordially in
.vited.
Lakers Returning-Few people are
now left at Maple Lake. according to
II. N. Wells who spent the past week
at his cottage there. The cool wealth
er has driven many of the summer
resort residents home.
Teachers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lions for. professional. and primary
certificates will be held at the office OF
the county superintendent, this city,
on August 81 and %. Office in Sc
curity block.-Adv.
Plans Accepted-The Odd Fellows
lodge Of Cavalier have accepted plans
and specifications prepared by Archi-
building at that place. The structure
will be built of concrete and will cost
about $500.
Order Coke Now-coke orders will
begin to pile up with the first cool
weather and O will not get as
prompt service as at present. Let us
Prices same as last year. Red River
Power company. Phone 376.-Adv.
Back From Europe-Word was re-
ceived yesterday by e. A.. Fladland
Of this city that his wife, who has
been abroad, arrived safely in New
York last Monday. She came from
centennial exposition. Mr.. Fladland
went to st. Paul last evening where
he will meet his wife.
Secures Position Announcement
has just been made to the effect that
Herbert Goodall of Helena. Mont, has
been placed in charge of the United
States assay office at that place, the
appointment being made recently by
President Wilson. Mr.. .Goodall for
merly attended the University Of
North Dakota. graduating in the class
of 1905.
Macarthur Here-State Income Tax
Inspector ID. Fl. Macarthur was in the
city yesterday attending to business
matters. He states that men all over
the state are reporting to him without
any trouble, telling whether they are
subject to the income tax or not. He
states that $500 have already declared
their intention to a the tax,
Claim ChamVionship--A. L.. Shield
10y of Cottonwood street is claiming
the city championship in the growing
Of suntiowers, having one flower that
has grown to the height Of 13 feet, z
inches. And Mr.. Sheidler says he
ing sunf1owers, either. and SO consid-
ers the seasons record a good one.
Bound for School Charge-Miss .Es-
tine Wagley leaves the latter part OF
the week for Grand Forks where she
will visit over the week end with her
sister, Marie Wagfey-Andersor;' whose
marriage was an event of July. From
Grand Forks Miss Estine will go on to
her school in the northern part of the
state, where she will teach next year.
Valley City Timeg-Record.
Passed Through City-Mr. and Mrs,
q " EA rooI1r6S u-h4 hove hon,, 1.irif-
ing with the %latter's sister. Mrs. G. o.
Piatt of Larimore, arrived in the city
today on their way east. Mrs. Pjatt
anne in from Larimore with Mr.. and
Mrs. Edrhunds.
Will Campaign-Miss McCumber of
the state university expects to go to
jamestown the latter part of this week
in the interests of the equal suffrage
campaign. Mrs. J.. D. Van Fleet OF
Larimore was scheduled to make the
trip, but has been prevented from do
ings 80 by.unforeseen circumstances.
Frank Morgan, the two men charged
with robbing Anoti Solando while they
were beating their way west on No. S
last Monday morning, were arraigned
before Judge Phil Mclaughlin last
evening" Morgan pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to 80 DAYS in the county
Jail or to pay a ane of $50. Being
broke, he o 20 the Jail sentence. Link
was bound over to the district court.
Stade in New York-According to
Geographic information received by
Jens Svee. Al. Stade landed in New
York yesterday. The former Ramsey
county state senator who sojourned in
Norway this summer is expected to
arrive in Devils Lake the middle Of
this week.. Mr.. Stade had anticipated
leaving Norway the latter part of