Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-11-12

meeting Of the X. r. lodge ut g.
o'clock this evening.
County Surveyor Here-W. j..
Smith, county surveyor of Walsh
county is in this city on business.
I. A. Chance, Lawyer-Law and
collections. Open evenings. 1880 to
ana Els. W,diand S,ds:.Adv.
Accepts Position-Miss Stella Him.
of Thompson, who taught In the dis
trict school Of Union township last
city grade schools of LaMoure.
No Drunks-For the third consecu-
tive day. there were no DRINKS to be
arraigned in police court this morn.
Ing.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will
Friday. December 4, III the lower audi
forum of the church-Adv.
For Sale--One black Polled Angus
bull, age three years. price $4,000.
This bull Is unusually well marked.
Address e. T. McCanna. McCanna. N.
D.--Adv.
Clothing Discovercd--Two mack
inaw coats and a ladys rain coat are
in the possession of the police. The
owner may have same by proving his
property.
George Bangs Home-Attorney Geo.
a. Bangs has returned from Plenty
wood. Mont. where he spent several
days ON business. He returned
slightly i'll, however. being afflicted
with an attack of tonsilitie.
Drive New Car-w. H. Norton,
Fred p. Mann, Blanding Fisher, DIR.
w. p. Hooking and Hal S. Davies Of
DeFils Lake were In Grand Forks yes
terday afternoon en- route home from
Fargo to Devils Lake. making the trip
in the new model Cadillac eight.
First Papcrs-Four aliens ANNOUNCE
ed their intention IF becoming citi-
zens of the United States to NJ. w.
Wednesday afternoon. They were
Evan Smestad. Norwegian. and Albert
Johanson. Carl Anderson and Johan
Alfred, all Swedes.
Showing at Casselton-The Grand
Forks Commercial club motion pic
lures. showing views of the city and
49," paSSd1lI, are " DE
shown at Casselton. N. D.. tomorrow
night. They are to be shown at Leeds
tonight.
Entertained Employes-The en-
ployes OF the Home Tea company We're
entertained at dinner last evening at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. J. N. Har-
laid for 16, n the evening was spent
In a most pleasant manner
Ladies' Will Mect-The Red river
valley division. No. 247. G. +. A.. Of
the B. of L. E., will meet at $3.50
o'clock Friday afternoon at the Odd
Fellows hall. A full attendance of
members is desired.
Puk Wudgfes Meet-At yesterday
afternoons meeting Of the local Puk
Wudgie council, Roger johnson and
James II. Poupore were initiated. The
Braves made plans for an outing Fri
day. November 81: They also are to
purchase bows and arrows for use in
their doings. Alvin Purcell was elect
ed chief of the painted robe.
After Scandinavian Attorncy-Sec-
rotary G. w. Graves of the CONNER
cial club is in receipt of a letter from
Wildrose. N. D.. asking for an attor-
that town. There is a fine opening. it
is said. and anyone wishing to com
municate with the Wildrose people
can secure the names of responsible
parties by applying at the Commercial
club.
Come by Western Route-Posta]
Clerks note that much of the foreign
mail from Germany and other coun-
tries involved in the war. now comes
by way Of Japan and the Pacific coast
instead Of New York, as formerly.
Interrupted railroad communications
in Europe are responsible for this
private letters received in this coun-
try from Germany show evidences of
having been opened and read by cen
sors and resealed with a government