Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-08-21

Back to Lake-Fred Hall, connect
ed with the F. w. Mann Mercantile
Co, of Devils Lake, who has been
spending several days in this city on
business, returned home Thursday
night.
Police court-Two DRINKS and as
many Migrants. picked up by the To-
cal police Thursday night, were ar
raigned this morning in police court.
The DRINKS were fned, and the vags
were ordered to leave town imme-
diately.
Masons to Meet.-There will be a
special communication of Acacia
Lodge No. 4, A., F. and A. NJ. at S
o'clock this afternoon. Work in the
M. M. degree. Visiting brothers are
cordially invited. c. s.. Marsden, w.
of this city, who has been spending
the su1nme At Lakota, where he was
employed in the First State bank. re-
turned Thursday afternoon and will
accompany the machine gun COM
pany to camp at Sparta, Wis.
Suffered From Jag-olaf stuberud,
who was picked up at Ojata Monday
by Sheriff ]. z. Benson. and who was
at first thought to be insane. has
been founded to have been merely
suffering from the effects of a pro-
tracted jag and has been released.
Illinois Picnic-Former residents of
the state Of Illinois residing in Grand
Forks will hold a picnic at Riverside
Park at 6 o'clock next Thursday. A
permanent organization will probably
be effected at that time.
Real Estate Deals.-But one land
transfer was recorded at the ONCE of
A. M. Lodmell, register Of deeds, yes
Kolun. quarter section, walle town.
ship, consideration $4,000.
Called for Police.-The police receiv-
ed a call at 9:15 o'clock Thursday
evening from Mrs. w. B. woolsey,
b17 North Fourth street, who said
that q man was trying to enter her
house. An officer wat sent to the spot,
but nc trace Of the would be intruder
could be found.
At tho Met-"For the Honor Of Ola
Glory a feature picture in four parts
will be seen today n tomorrow at
the Met, The Story is laid in Mexico
and gives some realistic scenes Of the
border fighting. Admission Zoe, chill
dren &c. Matinees $3.50. Evenings
1880 to 1o:s0.-Adv.
Wins d Pfano--Nrs. Carl Peterson
of Binford, formerly Miss Gina Kaaea
Of Grand Forks and Northwood, was
the winner of a piano in q contest
conducted by q Minneapolis weekly
newspaper, she being fourth IN the list
Of contestants.
Sir Dakota Students-Prof. Rein
hoel Of the Larimore schools, who has
Just returned from Columbia univer-
sitv, where he spent the summer en-
gagged in post graduate work, says six
North Dakota students were enrolled
there. Miss Robertson, a former Lar
imore teacher, was included in this
number.
Autoists Hit by Rain-Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Flint, accompanied by Mrs. Nc
Laughlin Of San Francisco, arrived
Yesterday afternoon from Grand
Forks, coming by automobile. They
made. the trip in parts Of two days by
way of Fargo and had q very pleasant
ride. until Eckelson was reached. when
- sudden rainstorm made The road.
hoN - ooALiS On n ~ VII
spend some time In the city ana al
the lake, the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Flint. Mrs. Mclaughlin will
continue her trip home from thif
point.-JAmestown Alert.
Puts UP Wireless-Max Taubert IL
Tome from the university for a brief
visit with parents. brothers and sis.
tiers. Max is much interested in wire.
less telegraphy. and at once Installed
a system at the family residence
with the aid Of his brothers ana Tyler
sprake. While this outfit has not the
power to send to a distance it a re
ceive man messages, and has picked
up weather reports from the uriver-
sity sent regularly at noon each day
and Max has heard from a Fargo
station owned by a fellow student. 10.
cal exchange Of messages IL also re-
ported between the Taubert and
Stratus residences, Master Sanford
Stratus having a student outfit and be-
ing much interested in the subject
Caseelton Reporter.