Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-22

THE A r b.
Here on Business-R. A. Myers, a.
prominent mar from Freeport, Ill, is
in the city looking after some bust
ness matters.
Rev. Warner in Gty-Rev. c. C.
Warner of Mowbridge, s. D., former
pastor of the local Congregational
church in this city, is in the city today
looking after important business.
Bergstrom Goes to Hillsboro-Rev.
B~ergstrom, pastor of the Scandinavian
Baptist church Of this city. will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the Scandinavian
Baptist church at Hillsboro Sunday.
Looking After Land-Louis schell,
who was formerly connected with
George q. Duis in the machine bust
ness here, has arrived here to look aft
er some of his land interests. Mr..
Towle in the STATED. E. Towle. a
former well known banker of Park
River, one time regent of the state
university, Is making a visit here. He
now resides at T~routdale, Ore.
New Secretary Coming-H. B.
Frame, new Y. NJ. C.. A. boys secre-
tary. is expected to arrive in the city
next week. In a letter to Secretary
RI. II. futile, Mr.. Frame said he would
leave West Chester, Pa. Wednesday.
Karl Hort Married-Karl Hjort Of
Hillsboro, well known in Grand Forks,
being a former university student, was
welded at Gardner to Miss Made
Cook, a resident of that place. They
Will make a wedding trip to several
Minnesota lakes.
Bar Committees Meet-A special
meeting of the committees of the
Grand Forks County Bar association
will be- held at the commercial club
rooms at s o'clock next Monday even
Ing. Plans will be made for the an
nual meeting of the state assertion.
Patterson is Fined-Frank Patter-
son, arrested in Grand Forks recent
~, on the complaint of Hillsboro Of
1cials, the charge against him being
the theft of a suit case, pleaded guilty
in justice u there and was fined
$40 and sentenced to fifteen days in
Jail.
Completes Wiring Job-The work
of wiring the Grand Forks county
court house. for which F.. A. Bras
seth of this city held the contract, was
completed yesterday. MI. Brasseth
now will devote his attention to the
wiring of the Observation-Disclosures
building, for which he also has the
contract.
Takes Up Army Work-Adjutant
Geo. Wolverton, formerly of Bismarck,
has arrived in the city to take charge
of the local Salvation Army work. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Wolverton.
Miss Blanche Frances, a lieutenant,
will arrive in the city in a couple of
weeks to take UP her duties with the
locals corps.
Made Later Connection--Adjutant
General A. I. Berg Of the North Da-
kita. national guard and Major Sted-
man, retired, U. S. A., departed at 10
o'clock last night for Sparta, Wis, to
join in the maneuVers of the state
militia. The special train carrying
the state guardsmen left several
hours earlier.
Work Under Way.-The Robinson
Van Alstine company of Grand Forks
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tension of the city water system. They
have completed n lateral which is
three blocks jim length and consti-
tutes about one-half the local con-
tract.-Park River Gazette-News.
May Remove Eye-Mrs. E. S.
earce OF st. Thomas Is in Grand
Forks, consulting ar eye specialist
with reference to the treatment OF an
infected eye. She recently lost the
sight of her left eye, and lately it has
been affecting the sight of the other
optic.
Goes to Remidji-J. B. Crazy, until
recently secretary of boys work at the
Y. M. G. A., leaves tomorrow for Be
midi, where he will visit Morrel Cook
for a week. Mr.. Crary will return to
the city the first part of September to
Springfield, Mass, where he will en-
ter the Y. M. G.. A. training school.
Get Repairs Quickly-J. H. McLain
and j. S. 3. Sears went to Grand
Forks in the latter's auto for the pur-
pose OF securing some extras for the
formers %threshing rig. Mr.. McLain
had just started up his machine on
Wednesday morning whe ma belt flew
III III "a iCt III SOIilS
of the shafting at the front end of
the separator. The cylinder and beat
er shafts were bent and some other
damage done.-Inkster Enterprise.
Make Farewell Visit-Mrs. M. Rob
bins II o Clarence of Grand Forks,
arrived in Cavalier on Friday last and
remained over until Monday afternoon
visiting at the home of the Chronicle
editor and wife. This was a farewell
visit before leaving for Caldwell,
Idaho, where they cypec t to make
future home. After a visit with
their departure for the west-Cavalier
Chronicle.
Can't Fill Date-Dr. E. P. Robert
son Of Wesley college, who has ac-
cepted an invitation to occupy the pull
pit of the First Methodist church at
Drayton Sunday, will be unable to fill
the engagement, and DR.. G. j. Moore
Of st. Thomas. formerly of Grand
Forks. will fill the date.
Tingley Speaks at Cavalier-Rev.
Dr.. c. E. Tingley, state missionary of
he BAPTIST church, will occupy the
pulpit of the Baptist church at Cava-
lier tomorrow.
Arrived in Montreal-Attorney John
w. Ogren has just received a card
from Gustave Holmquist, the famous
singer. stating that he ar
rived in Montreal Thursday, having
lust returned from Europe. Mr..
is we'll known in this city,
having appeared here in recitals. He
that he was stranded In Eng
with other American tourists. He