Grand Forks daily herald., 1916-06-23

The Midsummer Dance which was
House Saturday evening, June "a,
will not be given. Supt. City Park
Adv
Waiting Hero-Mrs. Henry Rat
cliffe Of Fordville, Is spending few
days IN the city visiting with friends
Mr.. Ratcliffe IL Juror, now serving
at the present term Of court.
OKeefe ReturnH-"Cy" O'Keefe,
formerly resident Of this city, ac-
companied by his wife and infant son,
returned to his home in Keota. Okla,
after spending the past three weeks
Henry O'Keefe.
Masons to Meet-Members Of
Acacia lodge No. 1. r. A. NJ. will hold
business meeting tonight at the Ma
sonic temple, according to an an
Secretary I. A. Berg. All members
are requested to be present.
Bemidji Omcers Hero-Captain and
Mrs l.. Sandgren of tho Bemidji Sal
walton Army corps are enjoying a
short furlough in Grand Forks. They
will speak at special meeting of the
formerly members Of the local corps.
Your Last Ohanoe-If you intend to
have a new suit for the Fourth Of Ju-
ly. you had better get busy. Suits to
order from SIS up to $40. Buy from
man that you know is right. N.
Nordlund, the Reliable Tailor, 20
South Third street.-Adv.
Repairing Lines-The management
of the Tri-State Telephone company
states that the lines Of the company
which were damaged to some extent
by the storm are being repaired as
rapidly as possible and that the serv-
Ice will soon be uninterrupted.
New Potatoes-M. Rasmussen, IT'S
Reeves avenue, secured some good
sized new potatoes today from his own
garden. The potatoes were planted
this spring and have matured in first
class shape in spite Of the late warm
Leaves for Home-Dr. Charles
O'Keefe, son Of Dr. and Mrs Henry
O'Keefe Of this city. left last even
ing for his home at Saco. Mont, after
spending g. few days Ia the city as the
companied home by DIR. Lee Henry
who plans on locating in that city.
Ono Sleeper In-one sleeper ap-
piled for lodging at the police station
last evening, and was given one Of
the choice cell apartments for the
night. The unfortunate declared he
was looking for work and was unable
to obtain a situation. Desk Sergeant
scuyler succeeded in finding him a
permanent job this morning.
Guest OF son-Phillip Bourassa Of
Plentywood. Montana. is spending a
short time in the city as the guest of
his son. A. Bourassa. University ave-
nue., enroute to his home from Min
] neapolis. where he has spent several
days purchasing fixtures for new
hotel, which he plans on opening In
the near future at Plentywood.
Mimic Young Man Dies-word
reached here Thursday that Andrew
sprafka, son of John sprafka of
Mimic. N. D., is dead at Chicago. The
young man was we'll known in this
city. He has been practicing
medicine in Chicago. for the past two
years since graduating from the
medical department Of Northwestern
ftniversity. He was not married.
Tho body will be brought to Mimic
Building Fine Residence-The resi-
dence of Prof. L. Void which is being
erected on Princeton avenue near the
University. is the object Of frequent
inspection by the residents of the
| neighborhood and is attracting much
attention because Of the originality of
the plans and the fine workmanship
which is being performed in its con-
struction. Iver Lodmell, the contrac-
tor. Is being much complemented on
the work he is doing.