Grand Forks herald., 1916-08-16

Law and Collections. I. A. Chance,
open evenings. 1880 to s:so.-Adv.
+, Lodme1 RetuEns-Register Of Deeds
"A. NJ; Lodmell returned last evening
from Mekinock whore he was inspect
ling his farm lands in that vicinity.
i Piano Lessons. Special sx-
lperience with Junior pupils. Eliza
becth Machart, SCI University Ave-
ADV.
Mallory vtsstos-stanley Davidson
the city as 4 guest Of Edward and
William O'Connor.
Here from Neche-Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Holmer of Neche spent Tues
day in the city visiting with friends
fand attending to business matters.
Leave for St. ThomAs-Miss Mar
}jorie E. Moore and John H. Moore.
left Tuesday for st. Thomas after q
short visit here with their aunt, Mrs
Harry Tisdale. s15 Dakota avenue.
For sale-aood four-room house.
Price $1,000; $50 down: balance S1b
per month. Garwn & Palmer.-Adv.
Drayton Visitor-A. ID. Crawford Of
Drayton spent a short time in the city
Tuesday, while enroute to Reynolds
where he will spend some time visit
ing with friends.
Canadian Callers-P. Burke Ray
mond, manager Of the Winnipeg Sup
by his wife, spent Tuesday in the city
enroute to Red Wing, MIMI, whore
they will be guests Of friends and
relatives.
Attorney Here-etewart Cameron,
N. D., is In the city today renewing
old acquaintances. Mr.. Cameron
graduated from the University of
North Dakota law school in 1908. He
Is on his way to visit at the home Of
his parents in Pembina county.
D. NJ. Holmes-F1re. Tornado. Plate
Class. Burglary, Accident, Health and
Employsrs Liability Insurance.; Etdel-
ity and Surety Bonds; only first class
companies represented. Room sos
Scandinavian Bank Bldg.
Telephone 21s Northwestern-Adv
Gets High Price-Hon. e. r.
swarthout Of Hampden. N. D., passed
through this city Tuesday after dis
posing OF a carload Of cattle ana hogs
on the 81. Paul market. His hogs
brought the top Of the market, the
price realized being $500 per hun
dred pounds.
oaERs fo1 reay snS rss es.. IN orsnd snd
artistic gold Leaf. sign and card
writer, we have just succeeded In OBJ
tanning the services Of Harry Iverson
who comes highly recommended from
the best shops Of the Twin Cities. A
call at Roat's Paint Store brings his
iServices.-Adv,
Yield Exceeds Expectaton-R. c.
Douglas. travelling freight agent fol
the Great Northern railway, reports
an interesting incident which indi-
Gates that the crop this year may not
be such total loss as was at first
feared. A farmer near Conway wal
although he insisted that It would not
'be worth the work. TO his surprise hi
obtained Is bushels of tho estimated
acre area which he out. Tho srair
was OF poor grade but surely repaid
cutting at this yield.
Finds War Prlceo-N. Paperma1ter
,of the New York Outlet store In thil
city, returned recently from an cast.
ern buying trip in which he visited
New York. Boston, Atlantic City and
Chicago. He reports the market great.
ly influenced by war conditions. The
inability of Russian shippers to place
their goods in America is causing q
shortage Of fine shoes, while the
scarcity Of dyes is having it's effect
on tho prices Of fine cloths. The
cheaper fabrics seems to be even
more Influenced by war conditions
than the more expensive, in the opin-
ion Of Mr.. Papermaster.