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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-28
THE RAs1IsI.E
y'hr New One-Stepping FOX Trot Waltz
BY q. Hepburn Wilson
Waltz Movement.


Genlieman's part counterpart for lady
balance forward on left font. bar
balance backward on right foot. lar 2
Waltz step starting forward oa ief'
foot, bar 3. turning 70 lcsi.
waltz step starting backward on
rightsfoot. turning to left. bar 4
Repeat walt once wi'h left foot
bar 6.
Repeat waltz once witt rign; foot
tar q.
slip on left foot a. right eide o. lady
Scissors step 10 waltz time thus Step
forward on right foot betwcsn your left
foot and iady's right foot tct. y. Poin,
left foot i'm front of right foot. 1T game
time making one-half turn q right ana
Keeping weight on ball OF right foot uhe
right foot makes a half Turn here on
ball Of foot In saine spot (ct. y. Drop
down ON right heel let. 81 bar 5
Repeat scissors waltz step with oppO
sito foot thus Step forward on left
foot, botwoen your right foot and laty's
left foot ct - point right foot in f'unt
OF left foot. al same time making one
half tnrn to left and keep weight IN bah
Of left foot tthe left foot makes hall
turn here on bail OF foot in sainc spot
lct y Drop down ON left heel ct -.
bar o.
Now waltz step backward beginning
with right foot. turning 70 left. Bar 10.
waltz step forward with left foot
turning 10 left. bar II.
Now waltz step backward with right
foot turning To left. bar IL.
Repeat 9TH bar. bar Is.
Repeat 9Th bar. bar IA
Repeat 1st bar. bar Is
Repeat End bar. bar 16.
Fox Trot Movement.
Step i--Waik or run I steps forward
beginning with left foot Ghe 4th step
is on the right FOOT. Now balance
back on the left foot 90 balance forward
on the right foot tC) 2 bars
Repeat three more times. making 8
bars In all
Step 2-Run forward steps on the
toes. beginning with left foot q. 2. -. ,
step forward quickly on to fiat of right
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-28
Club Notes.


The Ladies OF the Leaf at It's meeting
tomortow viii discuss: The Ruling
Houses OF the CcntraJ and Entente Pow,
crs.
Following is the program in detail
Roll Cali: T. Tho origin and coun-
,ries and races ruled over by the fol-
lowing: Five minutes oral discussion.
o. The Hapsburgs-M Poland
b. The Hohenzollerns - Mrs. Won
weise
The ,Romanoffs-Mrs. Newc0mb.
The. House OF Hanover--Mrs. Dex-
ter.
The House Of Savoy-Mrs. Allen.
Questions and Topics:
I. What were the ideals of education
OF Alexander III OF Russia for his
helrY
g. What @cre the Influences that sur
rounded Nicholas II. at home and at
courtr
g. Compare with the mort liberal edu-
cation given King George v.
I. What has been the influence OF the
present sovereigns OF England on the
home life OF the people?
6. What personal characteristics have
made William ii. a strong sovereign?
g. What traditions of government
have Influenced himf
z. TELL about the democracy of the
Belgian and italian rulers.
y. What personal ties did the royal /
family OF Italy have To the alliesl
3. Personal characteristics Of M. |
POincare.
10. Compare the powers OF the French
president with those Of the president
Of the United States.
discussion: The passing Of the
"pomp and circumstance" OF royalty and
war. what are the forces bringing 1t
Wallace
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-28
ANOTHER ZEPPELIN
GOES TO DESTRUCTION

TUulon, oct. :7.--In addition 10 the
four Zcppclins known TO have been lost
by the Germans In French territory last
Saturday. another has now been re-
ported destroyed by falling into the
Mediterranean last night forty miles
south Of the Hyeres Islands.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-28

bulgarian women cultivate the 10000
acres Of roses from which the celebrated
altar of roses Is distilled
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-28
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.

The Philharmonic Club ~iiI meet at
, eritrk Wednesday afternoon at the
>of Mrs. Rsn webb. ts ID street
rou,hArst. and Hrs. Webb Will be
hsislr.l as well as hostass. The year
,sois'wDi he rrady for aistribotion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-28

Afternoon and .giJi BE- at the home of
his parents. Col. and hrs- Sidney sugss.
SCI sorb Washington.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-28

ArdmOreite want ads bring results.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-28
GLOVES

Dress Gloves of the finest kid Gray, black white
bronze and all other coors with and three
stitches the back Street gloves that made of heavier
material and for heavier Moco Gloves durable and
pleasing to those who want comfortable Glove Knit
Gloves for children
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-28

FART H.
6 1on ccuer SQUIRE "a roiK
r'samson et -SaintSaens
Miss hlcock
z q. Crying Of Water -Campbci'1iptDn
b. Three Negro spirinsis EuHoieh
Nr. 'Aicock.
=. "A. IfmfS tdrntn- s----- ---- I'OIisis
ucdisDn Rscprd bsOcS, =
b. Spring Philips
C. Danny Weather.
d. Battle Hymn or the Republic
Miss ,Aicock
8 Duet
Home TO Our Verdi
n Trovatore
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31
KEYNOTE
OF GRAND FORKS IN
HONOR OF OUR HEROES

Zeal and patriotic enthusiasm
characterized the Grand Forks cele-
bration of Memorial dqy. not only
during the official exercises held at
Central park and at the base Of the
Wfnshtp monument, but during the
general observance of the day
throughout the city.
The events Of the day were .ipausur-
ated with solemn military rites at Me-
Of the Willis A.. German Post, d. A. r.,
escorted by Company M, N. D. N. G.,
carried out the time honored cere-
monies characteristic of the day, d.
In the afternoon q large number Of
people gathered in Central park,
Where Rev. Harvey ]. Moore of the
First Baptist church gave an inspir-
ing address on the subject Of "Democ-
racy. and Autocracy." Mr.. Moore took
occasion to render a beautiful hom-
age to Belgium and its people. and
warned Americans that, lest the fate
of the Belgians should in some dis
tant future be shared by the United
States. it behooves this nation to enter
into h spirit of the present war of
liberation with energy and\zest.
Following a musical program in
the park, a procession was formed
and veterans, National Guardsmen al
well as the large audience marched
to the Winship monument where John
3. Nevin Of the law school delivered
the address. ITO the Unknown Dead"
Mr.. Nevin reminded the veterans of
the significance of the day and: spoke
feelingly about the grand army Of un-
known dead whose graves are I'M
marked, and whose names are >un-
known, hut whose courage had not
been inferior to the bravery OF the
veterans surviving.
Members Of the Women's Relief
Corps decorated the. monument with
floral wreaths. and the audience sang
HAmertca". and "Dixie.''
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31
AUXILIARY IS
FORMED HERE
Children viii Donate Week.
ly Amounts to New or.
gauization Formed Here

- d. 49, -HL-a- EI- .l
A children's auxiliary to the East
Grand Forks division of the Grand
Forks chapter of ths American Red
Cross association has been organized
the. MsndenhaiI Nemoriai fresSyter-
ian. church.
DR.. c. Il. Coles II patron Of the new
organization, and snpsrinteRdents who
have heen named are Mrs. N. j. Mel
son and Mrs. p. J.. Corliss Of this
city.
Children will give weskly donations
Of any amount from n cent up, until
q full dollar has been accumulated
on the account Of the member Of the
chtldren's auxiliary. DR.. Coles IL act-
ing as registrar, and 10 receiving the
contributions. When the child ac-
cumulates 81, the member IL auto
matically Transferred from the chill
drsn's auxiliary to>ths East Grand
Forks division, under an annual men,
| bershfp. ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31
TRIO ARRESTED
IN RAID HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Worth
Sentenced to Term in Co.
Jail-One Fined $25.

M. and Mrs. Frank Worth. Ram,
ssey street. East Grand Forks. have
hsen s%entenoed by Judge Robert Blair
to 80 days in the county jail at Crook
ston on the charge Of keeping a dis
orderly house, and Miss Maude Gil
lison, an inmate. has bean fined cas-
and given q Tip" to. leave the city
after pleading guilty to the charge in
municipal court. 4
The trio were arrested in a raid
staged by Chief of Police Albert
Hurst, Captain Hugh Quigley and Pa
trolman Chris Nelson, on the residence
of the Worths.
The trio were arrested some time
ago on b. similar charge. but after
paying fines Of $25 each, were releas-
ed. The last arrest was made on
complaints filed by neighbors Of the
Worth family. :
When arrested. the floor Of the
Worth homo was strswn with whisksy
and beer bottles. according to the
chief this morning, and a large
amount of booze was stored in the
tcellar.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31
HEIRESS TO MILLIONS
CAPTURES THE BOXER

Sydney. Australia. May 31.-Matty
Smith. the young lightweight who
came over here with Freddy Enck
and Jack Coyne. is about to marry
the daughter of a millionaire squat
err in New South Wales. Matty has
been lovesick for quite a while. and,
has got this distressing complaint very
bad. It is rumored hat papa is
strongly verse to his darling daugh-
ter marrying a boxer, but low always
has a way Of doing things. however.
and Matty a y he will marry the girl
II he has to steal her away after dark.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31
REVLES FLAG;
GETS 60 DAYS
William Rudders, Farm La
'borer, Draws Jail Term for
Trading Against Govt.

On . ,chasgss Of drunkenness. and OF
stamping on an American nag aAA,Fo.
Wiling the government Of the United
States, william Rudderpb a farm la
borer, who has been employed on a
Judge Robert Blair to 60 days at hard
labor lin the county jail ut Crooks
ton. 4.
Rudders is alleged TO have DE-
nounaed the government, and to have
declared that Germany would soon he
have thrsatsnsd any n who joinsd,
the ,armyIor navy. ~
Complaints have been made against
Rudders from time to- time. but local
authorities have been unable to lay
a definite charge against him until re-
farm to East Grand Forks. He was
arrested yesterday under theSfnfluence
otyliquor and Trading agSin1tthe nag.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31
LARGEST CLASS.
WILL VIII GRADUATE
FRIDAY might
East Grand Forks High to
Give Diplomas to
Twenty-one.
Several First Grade Teach
ers Certificates Have
Been Awarded.

The larsest graduating class in the
history of the East Grand Forks high
school. will be graduated at the an
nual commencement exercises to be
held in the auditorium. Of the Central
high school tomorrow evening 1t 3
o'clock, when 81 students will receive
their diplomas.
Alvaretta Enright is valedictorian
of the class. n Miss Ida H. Rand, ID
s~alutatorian. Following is the person
mel Of the class which will graduate
tomorrow evening:
Fl to Graduate.
Marie Elizabeth Bowes, Ellen C..
Dunleayy. A~lvaretta M: Enright. Mae
Helen Fosle. Earl q. Ferguson. Mao
Guinness, GLADYS !. Gaustadi Vivian
Mac Knapp. Edward A. Ketter, Jos
spfine Kingman, Lyla Mae Lee, Ado
rine Mary Mccoy, Alvin G. Moebeck.
Farnham Joseph Murphy. Ida-~H.
Rand, Crystal A. Sletmoen,t John j.
Zipoy.
Class officers Of this, Senior class are
Alvaretta Enright, president: Earl
Ferguson. vice president, and Edward
Ketter. secretary ana treasurer. The
class flower is Russell Rose, h class
motto is "Uber Allies" and the class
colors are, old rose and white.
ElCCt60 TO Honor Clu0,
Members Of the graduating class
club for outside activities during the
period Of their high school career.
are Alvaretta .Enright, Edward A.
Kettsf, and Alvin C. Moeheok.
Graduates who have been awarded
first grade teachers certificates are
Alvaretta Enright. Mae Guinness,
Gladys I: Gaustad, Lyla. Mas Lee and
1 TrRS~fnI 0NntNAN AN 49,. .
Sermon Sunday Evening.
The b~accalaureate sermon to the
graduates was delivered last Sunday
auditorium by DR.. C.. q. Coles. pastor
of the Mendenhall Memorial Presby-
terrain church Of this city. Following
is the program which will be given
at the commencement exercises Fri
Muste' TBlov Soft winds"-via-
cent-Girls Glee club
Invocation-Dr. G. E. Coles.
Grafton, with salutatory address
THE Settlement. Of Labor Disputes by
Lawn-Ida. H. Rand. : v
Grafton, Better Rural Schools
Lyla Mae Lee.
Music. 1.-THE Gondolisr"-Aarshall
Girls Glee club.
Grafton 1.-THE Trial Of Democracy
Alvin &C.. Moebeck.
Grafton. with valedictery address
weighed in the Balance"-Alvaretta
Dnright. ts. ,s@
Music "serenade"-schubert.
Announcements and presentation
OF Class-Superintendent F.E. Lur'
PRESENTATION of diplomas-Mrs. F
G.. Massee, president of the board OF
education. go:
;Benediction-Dr. G. e. Coles.|
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31
FIRE DEPARTMENT
E~XTINGUlSHES BLAZE
savvdust Pile Near East side Water.
works Thought to Have Been
Fired From Engine Spark.

The East Grand Forks fire depart
ment was called out shortly, after II
o'clock last evening to. exttnguish .
blaze In an immense pile Of sswduet
near the city waterworks. Because
Of the nature Of the material, Watsr
was played on the fire for nearly two
hours before 1t was finally exth-
guished.
from a spark from a locomotive OF
the Duluth train on the Great North
ern shortly after 10 O'clock last even-
ing, and q brisk wind famed the
flames, into what might have been a
serious confagration. but for the time
ly arrival of the department.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31
East Grand Forks News.
MADE
FOR JUNE 5
Biggest Patriotic celebra-
ton ever Staged Here to be
Held on Registration Day

Arrangements for the registration
day celebration to be hsld in East,
Grand Forks, june s., in conjunction.
with Grand Forks. are being com
plated and from present indications.
will be the biggest celebration vsr
staged IN this city. The mayor has
issued . proclasnation urging that al
closed during the afternoon, to allow
employees to register and to attsnd
the public patriotic celebration.
Parade to be Feature.
The parade to be held in the after;
noon will be the feature Of the day.
It will be formed on DeMers avenue
in Grand Forks, with the East Grand
Forks contingent in the lead. The
line Of march will be extended over
the DeMers avenue bridge into East
Grand Forks. down DeMars avenue
dence district viii return back to
DeNers avenue and thence across the
river into Grand Forks.
The East Grand Forks company Of
the Minnesota Home Guards will oc-
cupy a prominent position in the East
Grand Forks contingent. It is hoped
to have at least 100 members. The
East Grand Forks Military band, the
East Grand Forks division Of the Red
Cross. Commercial club. school chill
dren, Civic league and other civic
Organisations will be included. A
number Of exceptionally fine floats
are also being prepared for the parade
| by local business houses and organiZa.
lions,
To Furnish Music.
The registration places will be the
afternoon. and music will be played
at all Of the precincts to encourage
prompt registration hnd to encourage
the male residents u the city of mill.
Following il the proclamation issued
by Mayor Kelleher Yesterday:
To the Citizens of East Grand
PROCLAMATION.
whereas, the president has called
on all men Of the ages of ii to 80
o register for the service OF their
country and has designated Tuesday,
June S as the day for the perform
ance of this duty, and,
Whereas, from the number then
registered will be chosen the men
to defend the honor OF the flag and
the principles it represents, and
must ever represent, both at home
and abroad, it is fitting that we
show our loyalty and patriotism by
p pfOfeT observance OF the day ana
the ocaasinn and manifest to them
and to the world that while they
in their manhood and strength may
be called upon to face the enemy
in battle thai we are behind them
In the agAt and stand ready to per-
form Whatever duties the president
may order, and while not Of the ages
to. share In the honor Of the call.
we are, every maa, woman and child
ready t do our bit in the defense
of our country and to help win the
war.
j Now. therefore, as mayor Of this
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31
JOINS NAVY;
WILL ORGANIZE NEW
BAND Of 800 PIECES

Great Lakes. ILL.,, May 31.-John
Philip sousa, who ono held the, rank
Of lieutenant when/he was director of
the United States Marine band. today
became an enlisted man Of. the United
sta9s navy. He began the organtza-
ton of the Great Lake Naval training
station, band, which he hopes to de-
yelop into one Of 800 pieces.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31

and Canada this morning selected
Mayville as the place for the 1913
meeting. Officers elected and installed
by Grand Secretary l.. o. stavnheim
are counsel, n, F, HeEEe Of Hatton;
president. L. P. stArom Of Galssburg;
vice president, o. O. Enstad of Pekin;
regent, I. johnson Of Grand Forks:
treasurer. O. "A. Arneson Of Binford;
secretary. j. %. Engesathsr Of Peters
burg. and trustee for three years,
Isaac Mattson of Minot. .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31
Gape 70 MN Gty-Albsrt Prescott,
So Iswis Boulevard, teft for. Mime.
apolis this morning.

49, E+HEr5ATA-sLS 49,
GeQe 70 Nan Gty-AlbDft Prescott,
pa IeWts Boulevard, teft for. Mime
-
!. Walker ani1h Nasa-J.aW Alkar.
smith. pioner banker Of Grand Forks,
sue Of late years {. resident Of Mime
tending to important business mat
ters.
-s-
Shoe Repairing Prices Go Up June
"a Is per cent increase in leather
having your shoes repaired before
June 8 at the Shoe Hospital, 814 De-
Mers n John Solland, proprie-
tor.-Adv.
--
Settling in City-Bert Keck, the
Crookston architect. will soon move
into his new quarters on the NTH floor
Of the First National bank whore the
Offices are being remodeled. MI.
KeckYas leased the residence of =. +.
Read, SIS South Fifth street, and will
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31
VICTORY
FOR LIBERTY LOAN

San Francisco. Cal, May 31.-'The
victory Of this .Lbsrty loan and this
war. safeguarding democracy, is to
be the most glorious victory that has
This was the keynote OF a speech
by DIR. Newell Dwight Hills, pastor
Of Plymouth church. Brooklyn. N. Y.
who spoke here last night at the an
nual banquet Of the San Francisco
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31

chamber of commerce. DR.. Hills is
Of the Liberty loan bonds.
James A. Emery, general counse
for the National Council OF Industrial
I1efenses, Washington, and Freder-
lex 1. Foster. president of the cham
Der, were the other speakers.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31
IRE SHIFTS SUNK.

London, May a1.-Turther losses Of
Norwegian ships are reported .in'a dis
patch from C~hristiania.S 1T quotes the
Norwegian foreign minister 10 the ef-
feet that German submarines have
sunk three more vessels"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31
SITE OFFERED FOR
MOBILIZATION AT
BEMIDJI FAVORABLE

Bemidji. Mimi, May 31.--Colonel
l.. Bevens, army officials from st.
Paul, were here today looking over
the proposed site offered by Bemidti
for mobilization of part of the COM
scripted, army. They were taken to
the site in a special train, accom-
panied by a committee from the Be-
midi Commercial club. and went over
1t in automobiles. Both officers were
favorahly impressed with the location.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31
MAYVILLE GETS NEXT
SONS OF NORWAY MEET

Bismarck. N. D., May s1,-The Sons
Of Norway society Of North Dakota
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31

~ ANo " - NO4 W.
Phone 447.-Adv.
Dance u Mallory-Thursday, May
20 TO /. Tickets 75c a couple. Come
and have a good time.-Adv.
license to Marry-Nickolai O..
:. Hagen Of Grand Forks and Miss Sell
ma F~ugelberg Of Portland, N. d,
were granted a marriage license this
morning at the ONCE Of County Judge
L. X. Hassel.
We Have storage oom for a few
more cars. Reasonable rates. First
class service. General Motor Sales
Co. University at Fourth street
specialist Of the State Agricultural
college extension departemnt, will
give an Illustrated lecture on Farm
Boys and Farm. Girls. tonight at
!, Honeyford.
Place Your order with Us for ice
and take advantage of our new ar
rangements Service positively guar
nnteed. Grand Forks Fue1 & Ice Co.
Phone 447.-Adv.
"Pee O. Ny Heart" Good. Hart
ley Manners well known play, Peg
o. My Heart" was presented at the
Marion Dentler appeared as Peg and
gave a very excellent visualization OF
the role.
$500 Per Month will supply your
( ice box with Red river ice. Cali us
offer lasts. Service positively guar
anteed. Grand Forks Ice & Fuel Co,
Phone 447.-Adv.
High School Alumni Meeting
e There will De a meeting. of the Grand
: Forks High School Alumni associa-
!. ton. in the assembly hall Of the high
school building at 8 So'clock this even.
q ing Plans for the annual reunion
will be discussed and it is important
that as many, members al possible at.
tend.
New X-Ray Machine-A- large new
4 x-ray machine is being installed by
Drs. Witherstine, Wilson, Engstad an6
medical firm, in their new Offices or
the fifth floor. of the First Nationa
bank building. The machine is ont
Of the largest and most efficient o.
h kind made for this purpose. DR.
Cooperman who entered the firm som.
time age has returned from New
York, where he has been taking
special course, and is now ready t,
begin practice with the local ply
sicians.
Bartholomew BacR-Fred Bartholo'
NEW, proprietor Of the frederick no.
tel returned yesterday from q 904 mile
auto trip through North Dakota ant
Minnesota: Mr.: Bartholomew lef
here to attend the Democratic meet
ing in Fargo being joined there b!
Carl Anhein who accompanied him tt
Detroit. Lake, the. Twin Cities, ant
other southern Minnesota points. iTh,
return trip to Grand Forks was made
4 by way Of Itasca state park, ParI
Rapids and Bemidji.
Encyclopaedia for. sale-Ninth ed,.
ton of Encyclopedia. Britai, MIA, con,
q tanning "a volumes full sheep hount
J, with four volumes Of the American
Supple .nent; $35 cash takes the set
Il which Is in perfect condition. Also 8
/ set OF the Encyclopedias Americana. II
volumes. bound in IL russia. 1so4
edition in perfect condition. The Sc
$50 cash. Also set of Internationa
Cyclopedia, 16 volumes. sheep bound
and in first class condition, $25 cash
These are not the latest editions bu
are fine reference books for schools o.
!. other general study. We are replac
q ing these with latest editions. Grant
Y Forks Herald Co. City.-Adv.
? ~. = -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31
Special Rates for Ice-Order today.
Independent Ice !Co.-47sL-Adv.

Here from Nergus-John Hofer Of
Fergus, N. D., is a business visitor in
the city today.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31

Miss Fodness Away-Miss Mabel
Fodness, county school nurse left at
noon today for q vacation at Austin,
and other Minnesota points. ,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31

Independent Ice Co.-7.n-Prices
right best service gusranteed-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31

Ice, Ice. IcerPhone us todayNand
get our new arrangement for Ice de-
$ livertes. Grand Forks Ice & Fuel Co.
Phone 447.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31

Dance 1t 1fallory-Thursday, May
81, Ftnley's orchestra. Dancing from
- TO 1. Tickets TIC q couple. Come
and have a good time.-Adv.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31

"Pee o. MY Heart' Good. Hart
ley Manners well known play, peg
o. My Heart" was presented at the
Met yesterday at two performances
Marion Dentler appeared as Peg and
gave. a very excellent visuslization Of
the role.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31

license to Marry-Nickolai o.
Hagen of Grand Forks and Miss Sell
ma Fugelberg Of Portland, N. D.,
were granted a marriage license this
morning at the ONCE Of County Judge
L. X. Hassel.