Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-12-17

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Xmas Presents-Buy Grand Opera
ti6kefa Aids, Tales Of Hoffman, n
Trcvatore.-Adv. \
odd Fellows Is Meet-A meeting
evening ct 1880 o'clock: Work in
the first degree will be done.
For saae-Men:s suits,f large, Size:
shoes, overshoes, setc.,Isye 8. Eveky-
thing In first class condition. Owner
enlisted. sos North Third street.
Adv.
Lecture-Finwalis 300 slides and
lecture on Norway ct First N. y.
church next Friday evening 10 said to
be sunique-Adv.
,sHemsntching done promptly Mall.
orders given special ATTENTION. Ma A.
Il Stinson, 407 DeMers.. Grand Forks.
n. D.-zAdv.
HFor Fsslion.ble Tailoring TOR, "a
Shop. 107 North Third street, op-
-rosite Dacotahs hotel. A. G. Erick-
son, Pfop.-Adv.
Migrants in Court-This morning
TWO young men were taken before
Rplice Magistrate ]. r. Church on a
agsuspended sentence Of twenty days
aand.s departed from the city.
&Ford Iamps Are Scaroe-we are
fortunate in securing tho hundred We
+, have just unpacked. Buy while the
buying's good. Howard J.. MONEY,
the Lighthouse. Metropolitan TheatSr
Now Major Hayes-Philip Hayes,
Of this city, has been commissioned
aTmajor in the national army and has
left Camp stotenburg. Philippine
Islands, for Camp Grant. Illinois. He
Tough is granted he may visit here
enroute. ..
Resigns PastoFate-Bev. Father
O'Driscoll, who has beer pastor Of st.
Mary's church during the past several
years, has handed in his resignation.
effective Immediately. Father o'D cies,
tives in the south whom he has not
seen for twelve years. Enroute he will
spend a few days with friends in the
twin cities. rs, y
,sGrevstad Was Here-Nicolay A,
'.s~kandinaven, Chicago, and ex-Unfted
States minister to Paraguay and
Uruguay, was a guest at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. p. o.. .ThSrson, 522
Chestnut street, yesterday Mr.. Grew
stad who at present Is a member OF
the Minnesota Safety commission,
gave a lecture on Johan Sverdrup In
- this City last spring.
BehOunek in Gc0rgia-Capt. Frank
E. Behounek who for some time past
has been an instructor at the arsena!
at Watervliet, N. Y, has been placed
,. In command of ordinance at Camp
Hancock. Augusta. Ga. According. to
letters received from him IN his city
battlefields in a not very distant III
ture. As 4,
Isn't Spring Yet-Many Grand
Forks people woke up this morning
believing that spring had g
burst upon their city. The
/, has been miles. it seemed to many, be.
low zero, suddenly had scared to q
and. later in the day, 80 degrees
above. It Is not spring. howsvee :.
only a. little lull IN, the systematic on.
valid march Of the irresistIble 9
a~Winter who is scheduled to commence
= another offensive movement within 8
few days. His patrols are here a..
ready, for it is announced that 1t VII
be considerably colder tomorrow.
The Fox Had a Walk-The 70,
(which was ARRESTED" by the pole,
Saturday took a walk down town thu
morning safely leashed. At the tim
Of this writing the prisoners" ulu'
a fate has not been determined
hnt Il his .owne does not claim MN
:.rd nay for the damage caused .!
tho ferocity Of the animal; he will b
placed before a firing squad ant
adequately punished because Of HI
uncomfortable tendency to irJ1tat
>%chickens5 The prisoner was escort
ed down town today to give an exper
an opportunity to appraise his, fu'
coat-a preliminary proceeding whici
, looks rather orninous for the stranges
offender ever captured BY the city 20
lice.