Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-19

Retnoehl in Oty--superintendent
y. w. Reinoehl ana Instructor A. l..
Door OF the Lafimore public schools
arrived In Grand Forks today to at
tend the interscholastic track meet at
the university.
Informal Dancing Party-1n the
ODD Fellows He'll Saturday evening,
May 10. Music by Emards' %orchestra.
Tickets 76c extra lady 25c.-Adv.
We Have storage room for a few
more cars. Reasonable rates. First
class service. General Motor Sales
GO. University at Fourth street.
Patriotic Dinner-Sunday evening
dinner at the Dacotah hotel will be
featured by q special patriotic menu
n orchestral musie.-Adv.
1verson In City. P. 1verson Of
Lakota. county superintendent of Nell
son county, was in the city today to
attend the high school conference and
the in~terscholastic track meet at the
university.
Place Your Order With Us for Ice
and take advantage of u new ar
rangements Service positively guar
anteed. Grand Forks Fuel & Ice Co.
Phone 447.-Adv.
New Telephone Directory-The N.
W. telephone directory goes to press
May 2bth. Any changes or correction
must be made before that date to ap-
pear in this issue.-Adv.
Old Foundry Type Wanted-we
will pay Is cents per pound for old
foundry type delivered in Grand
Forks. No matter about the face Just
80 the body is there. Grand Forks
Herald Co.--Adv.
Leggetts Leave Cty-Mr. and Mrs.
William Leggett, of the Dinnie apart
ments. residents Of this city for a
number of years, left last evening for
Minneapolis. where they will make
their, home, Mr.. Leggett will engage
in the oil business in Minneapolis. He
spent the past winter in Oklahoma,
where he has oil interests.
Patriotic Music by the Wilcox
orchestra will feature the Sunday
evening dinner at h Dacotah. Spe-
cial patriotic menu cards for u
venirs.-Adv.
$500 PEI Month will supply your
ice box with Red river ice. Call US
up and make arrangements while this
offer lasts. Service positively guar
anteed. Grand Forks Ice & Fuel Co.
Phone 447.-Adv.
II Your Boy Is Called to the SER
vice Of his country, it may be many
months before you see. him again.
Have you a recent photograph to re-
member him by? Let US picture him
as he is today. Hoff's Studio. 200 SO.
4th st.
Mrs. jackson Arrtves-Mrs. G. C.
Jackson. who has been spending the
past winter in Minneapolis, arrived
here yesterday n has taken up a
residence with her husband at $40
South Fourth street. Mr.. Jackson has
secured the contracts for consider.
able paving II travelling work to be
done in Grand Forks city and county
this year. Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson have
leeen spending the past two winters in
minneapolis.
Speciality shop-warm weather
i.ings with it the necessity for light
dresses. We are prepared to meet
waists and prompt service in dress
making. 311 South Third street. n.
". Phone as, Tri-State 945.
WINS COnte9t-lda sherman, rep
.<resenting the Roosevelt school, won
the first place in the annual eighth
grade girls defamation contest, held
Friday night. Pearl Lee of the Bel
mont school was second. Both young
women are pupils of Mrs. Laura
Wickard. Monday night the final
eighth grade boys contest will be
held.
Commissioners Adjourn-The board
Of county commissioners made small
progress at the adjourned session held
yesterday Nat h court house to con-
slider = important county road and
bridge work. A few bills were allowed
and adjournment was taken until
June s. Representatives of the state
highway commission were expected to
attend. but their failure to appear
prevented developments in the
try road proposition.
Tractor Demonstradon-The Rapid
Tach-A-Tractor, for which Finlay d.
Cameron OF this city is distributor,
tested as to its power and efficiency
! demonstration to be held on the high
school experimental farm next Mon
day between the hours 81 II a. m.
and : p. m. Power will be furnished
to pillow, disc and harrow the school
plot by an automobile, equipped with
a new device. It 10 expected that there
will be a large crowd Of spectators at
the demonstration.
NORWEGIAN SHIP IS
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