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The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-09
WHEAT.
A Successful Crop.


 Winter wheat has heen very suc- ce,sful crop in all parts of the state the past season The cool. moist weather which prevailed during the main period Of growth of the crop was ideal for wheat Wheat is well adapted to better soils At least throughout the northern half of the state. In southern sections of the state wheat has yielded we'll On the moro fertile river bottom sois fsr the past three years. ana did well on uplands tn 1915 and 1911 Experience has shown that wheat ordinarily s not well adapted to the sandy coastal plain soils. nor to hill soil, in general. which are low In fertility
 Wheat On Every Farm For Flour
 The present food crisis makes t es sentlal that more wheat be grown than ever before and on every Arksn- sas farm st least few acres of wheat should bs grown on the most fertile land for home consumption. It i. essential that good seed and good cOlt0Fal tlehl Wsu' OS gwen Nc lusuto success
 Seed At the Right Time
 Wheat is best seeded about tho time of the first killing frost in order to avoid danger of Hessian Fly Ne time of seeding will vary from Octo Der 10 in northwest Arkansas to No yember 25 in southern sections. Seeding with grain drill requires lese seed and usually results in s more uniform stand. especially dur ing dry seasons Five or sL pecks per acre are required with I drill.
 Many Varieties Yield We'll
 There are a large number of varie. ties which yield well and ars well adapted 70 the state Red May, Tults, Southern or Alabama Bluestsm. Cur re,ps pvoii1o. and Purple Straw arc good sm0oth-he2ded varieties. and Fuleastey and Dietz arc desirable bearded varieties. Most of thess va rieties are offered for sale by seeds msa. Bulletin t2L 0n wheat can Dc obtained by writing to ths Afkansss Experiment. Station, Fayetteville.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-09

Everybody carry his own packages. is one of the new slogans. It is in line with the campaign for conservation along all avenues that may add to the man-power Of the nation. It is estimated that with the proper
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-09

Do you get up at night? Sanol is surely the best for all kidney or blad- der troubles. Sanol gives relief in 24 hours from all backache and bladder troubles. Sanol is guaranteed reme- dy. 35c and $,.00 bottle at Heste-ly drug store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-09
A Good Seed Bed Essential.

Winter oats planted on well drain ed humus-filled soils come through the winter, in severe seasons, much better than oats planted on soils in poor physical condition. A compact seed bed is very Import ant and land should be broken considerably in ad- vance of the time of seeding. or at least carefully rolled before the oats are seeded
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-09

You had better begin to swat the house flies before they get the upper hand of you. They are very dangerous companions.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-09
Tho Best Varieties.

Winter Turf and Culberson varie- ties of oats are most resistant to win ter-killing. Both varieties are ordi. narily dependable on we'll drained. fertile soils in the northern half of the state. The Red Rust Proof oat and its different strains-Appler, Cook. Bancroft. Ferguson Fl. and Fui. shum is probably most dependable for grain production in central and southern sections of the state.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-09

If you nave Chills or Malaria get a 25c bottle of Sanol Chill Tonic nothing better for chils and malaria. Get 1t at Hesterly Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-09
MORE SMALL GRAINS SHOULD BE PLANTED
In Ordor To Grow Such Crops It is important That Caution Be oo-
 served as To Varieties Used

By L. ". Osborn. Assistant Agrono-
 mist, University of Arkansas.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-09
OATS.

Adapted To Wide Range of Soils.
 Ordinarily for grain production the winter oat crop is better adapted over a wider range of soil conditions than wheat While 1t is true that winter killing Of falI-seeded oats was com mon in many fields over the state, es- pecially in the northern half. the past season. the fact remains that individ. ual farmers in different sections es- capped with a low percentage of win ter killing Tn many instances the severe winter-kllling of the crop has been due to late seeding and to poor preparation of seed bed.
 Seed Early.
 Winter oats should be seeded early enough in the fall 10 permit plants 10 make d good growth of basal foliage before cold weather, but not so early as to permit booting to occur. The most safe date of seeding will vary from September 9 in northwest Ark ansas To about November 10 in south ernmost sections. It is not wise 10 risk failure through delayed seeding
 Plant With a Grain Drill.
 Seed should be planted with grain drill since plants seeded in furrow are better protected from win ter killing than those seeded broad cast on the surface. Winter Turf Oats should be seeded at not less than two and one-half bushels per acre, and the long-huled strains of Red Rust Proof at not less than three or three and onehalf bushels per acre. Broadcast seedlings should be increased at least half bushel per acre
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-21
GRAND HERALD, July VI 1917.

$50 no a80.
2280-GEORGE FRANCIS KELLY.
SGT North Fourth Street,
Grand Forks
asss-IHyI sA1 Rna 9n,;.,., ! !
a7Ss-nENRY BERNARD HAGEN.
NOrthwOOd, N. ID
ises-Lu0IAN ADNA JEFFERSON,
406 DeMers Avenue,
1Soe--JosEPH PETER TOURGND.
lai1-FRANK JAMES ENsoH,
sas-PAuL PnrER soHABLE.
Kempton, N. ID
808 South Fourth Street,
Grand Forks
811 Second Avenue,
Grand Forks
n s14 North Fourth Street,
Grand Forks.
n 28O TO 27o.
24sa--HOWARD LEWIS AusBURY,
1928 Belmont Avenue.
Iarimore. N. D.
- Kempton. NJ D
Grand Forks
26S5-FFEDOIIPH HERMAN UDD,
~1a7e-wIlhIAM ALEX VAN REu,
17el-GEoRGE AARON BENSON,
Herald, Grand Forks.
t958-osCAR THEO. THOMPSON.
1117 Budge Ave, Grand Forks
7es-sIDNEY JULIAN DAHL,
21as-THoMAs ANDREW GILL,
University of North Dakota
a7osTo $50.
S-MARTTN RANG.
HENRY a ARC 81 : :
15so-AMEs CASEY,
:. 616 Belmont Ave-, Grand Fks.
54-HALVER KLEVsTAD,
(R. F. d. Grand Forks
2oes-CHARLEs VIM. CURTIS,
ass5-ALFRED GEO. HovDE''
l414 Strong Ave-, Grand Forks
se15-JoHN ROBERT EDWARDS,
s7o-BERTHonp G: skJEi,
t714-DALEs BER SGItnMood hE FL =:
DON, 10S DeNfers Ave-, Grand
s4e-scARF. DAVID DOUGLAS,
Gilby, N. d.
aso TO 400.
11s2-BERNHART FREDERICK
KRUEGER, niagara. N. d.
44O-ANTONE JULIAN SPICER,
4M 2: 2: q Grand Forks
i 1850 Sc South n r4ftb s., Grand ~.
1e74-FRANK LESTER TURN. 40
BAUGH, $40, Walnut street,
741-DIM1TER RANpo a1Snd K AND
1os4-ARvED STRAND, =
Northwood, N. d.
SEA North Eighth street, Grand
127s-ANToN JOHN VAN RuE i Den.
2s1e-R1cHARD JOSEPH TRnACY,
910 North Fourth street, Grand
2225-GLEN CARSON,
s14 North Fifth street, Grand
400 TO 500. /.
71i-RUDOLPH THORVEIiD LIE.
BERG, Mekinock, N. ID
1t22-JOHN JACOB BEAHM,
Niagara, N. ID,
s41-oscAR WIN. SWANSON.
ess-JAMEs HENRY REA.
Aryina, N. ID,
2454-JAMEs EDWARD DRISCOLL,
52S Walnut Street.
1os2-NoRIN P.KoRsMo. 4
eas-JAcoB Dunn. so'.hwooa' \ 2
gnS5 HoneyfOrd, N. d
2ee-FREEMAN BRENNA,
es7-FFANK sWIATH6WsKI.
: Johnstown, N. ID.
114i-GUsTAF sETTERLUND.
Niagara, N. ID
IA. 500 TO $40. !
1sl4-cLrFF PAT KELLN
iois-PEDER DAHL.
1ess-GEoRGEr WALKER, 49,.
Il Park Hotel, Grand Forks.
14s0J0HN BOOTH COOLEY,
1888 belmont Avenue,
2oo5-TIMoTHY JOSEPH DUYER.
400 Cheyenne Avenue,
4ss-WM. AUGUST ARTHUR {
WENnT, Marvel, ND
a44s-AIT8ED MARTINUs BIND.
sos Chestnut street,
2i08--E1DWIN BYE,
1924 Cheyenne Avenue,
1sss-FRANK DICKSON.
25os-WALTER a. sCHLossER.
0o1 Chestnut Street,
Grand Forks
s $40 no $40.
s2s-oLE o. GRAFT.
isos-Krur soHsg So. !, !
s4i-JoHNNEs KosKI:
a5i7-oLIvER 3. BERG.
500 Cottonwood Street,
2878-RAYMoND EDWARD
KLINDWORTH,
8i4 Tone Avenue.
25sa-RAY i. FISHER,
SIS Cherry street, Grand Fork
tO07-MACHIEL b. ELAHAVEM,
31764-JM STERN,
General Delivery Grand Fork
S81-JoHN FRANCIS sHEEHAN,
McCanna, N. ID
1se0-ARTHUR HAGA.
81 81 Northwood,, N. ID
$40 TO $50,
2so6-FRANK NEWARK,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-21

b1957-c. NJ. THOMSON,
a2i' North Seventh St, Grand
4aO no 44o.
l578-SAMUEL RIEGER.
2Oos-LESTER OLEHEADSTURM,
Ala No. Eighth Street, Grand Forks.
a566JoHN ALFRED MERAGER,
sol Cherry Street. Grand Forks.
Thompson, N. D.
1sos-F n NV WA Assii sr cAss sSsks'
11O1 International Ave-, Grand Ela.
ie48-CARL OSCAR sTAIIN,
IL North sixth Street,
Grand Forks.
i877-JENS TENNEEOSe.
81 Park Hotel, Grand Forks.
27oe-RoBERT ALBERT. Mclean El
wEsrER,
440 TO 45O.
li7S3-B. A. BREsEEv
Dinnie Block Grand Forks.
6a9-HANs BERG,
sss-cARu BRE1pENsAda,.
1es.-Hnsnr 8. Ma hfSPo'0s' s. ?
222-OLIVER LONG,
Or. F. d. ~ Reynolds, n. d.
2a84-JoHN PAULsoN HOFsTAD,
1715-sTANLEY JOSEPH HEsLEY,
.41z DeMers Ave, Grand Forks
906-HERAIAN HANSON,
-1ss7-HENRY W. sfaSIES.
2a2e-C1ARENtn n anS%RsSa, : =
924 No. Fifth Street. Grand Forks.
45o To45s.
7oo-oLAF GUNDERsoN,
laso-JoHN JOHNSON,
l1es-FRED LOUIS RoMBMRds
2408-HARRY LEE PHELPS,
815 No. Seventh Street. Grand Forks.
297-ALBERT GLEN BAILEY,
s2i-oLE e. oHRIsTIANsoN.
7se-rURE GERHARD l TRANsoN,
Wessefjerda, Sweden.
AO&O"OfaINA M
Asquith, Saskatchewan.
(This completes the requisite A5s
names to cover the 200 per cent draw.
ings to owe the 229 men needed as
the first quota from Grand Forks
county,
Below is the reserve quota for
Grand dForks county, containing the
nrp, hers1 orS 1aroee - A>,.
order Of service liability. II the list
given first is exhausted before the
county's quota Of men is secured, the
following quota will be drawn upon.
It stands as the-hrst quota liable to
service in the event OF another call
for men.
2e11JAMEs B. SHANNON,
7o7-cARL KvAMnIE,
25ss-oARn OSCAR M IoNSS. :. ?.
1425-PHILIP ROACH BANGS,
SIS So. Fourth St., Grand Forks
10O2-LEO VERKUEHLEN,
1151-cHARnEs FnApMAND, =
r.. f. d. a, Grand, Forks
110l-FREDERICK HOLWAGER,
eo2-noNAID FREpEEioK, :,
ses-ENGvALD ADoLPH FTRU; !:
e74-JoE PAUL, MARKoVIo,' ~: :
sla@ 8 Larimore, N. d.
1e9s-MARTIN BRENNA,
1917 So. Third ST, Grand Forks
32O-WILLIAM SHELL
,.aEE a.A -
eso-AMEs NEwBEka.
e2e-sELMER MATTHIAS RAsMUs..
1s571GUsT &. u. HARp%. :. :.
Iddings Blk, Grand Forks
819-SIGVAID C. LANDMARK,
o5e-eUY ELMER HONEY. :. :,
1919-HOFFMAN ALLAN Pryor,
Hotel Dacotah, Grand Forks
2476-CLARENCE JEWELL LAR.
SON, 4O6l Walnut, Grand Forks
1Ss9-ADOLPH sTEINBRING,
2405-ERNEsT WILHELM PETER.
SON, 1921 Bell Ave,
s14-HENRY j. HAGEN,
1175-HARRY NATHANIEL HELL
LINGREEN,
1070-MARTIN DURI1IN,
7ss-EDw1N HAsoN, =
1le7-soRM Ma JAMES PGShaF. An
2eS2-cLARENcE W: LLOYD.
1oe7-oLAF HANSON, - =
11e1-ToNY PoLAsKi. 'o :. = ;.
12s4-LEo zoLoNDAK.' =.
17sl-cARL ANDERSON. -. "a.
1s6o-THEoDOA OLIVER ETADs
AGEE, NorthWood. A.. IS.
84s-LEE DARHELL,
2s2s-w1LBAR RICHARD W 4.
HANSON, All Griggs, Ave.
... Grand Forks, N. ID.
ii1s-W!MLIAM ALBERT HALL
1a1-JoHaNS MEsrER. Niagara Nd
aSse-oscAR George SosR ~ b:
221-BENJAMIN LONG,
2ess-JoHN nY sif; is9s'olas' y. 2
l5s7-RICEMoND HALL, =. =
o..r ~ Euclid Ave. Grand Forks
2b4S--JoHN LEONARD JOHNSON.
sos Fifth Ave-, Frand Forks
1474-CHARLIE ARTHUR KING.
Q $50. Fourth st., Grand Forks
1414--ARTHUR ANDERSON. AZ
oooo : ~ az Third ST. Grand Forks
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-21

40 TO 1870.
2o9o-JosEPH LAWRENCE VEIN
ERT,
Eli North sixth Street,
Grand Forks.
stenstorp. sweden,
S14 Second Avenue.
542-sAM BIEHLER,
Gilby, N. ID.
2107-JoHN BOISE.
1917 International Avenue,
Kempton, n. d.
1e4-G1LMAN MoRsTAD,
s74-oTTo sKURDAHL.
ssa-THoMAs WILLIAM EIT1erT,
aseb-GEoRGE ARTHUR PiAss,
Larimore, N. D.
1S00-TANCREDE GEGOIRE. Jr.,
Merrifield, N. D.
$50 TO 100.
2124-ALBERT JOHN FORSETH,
Grand Forks:
11S Cottonwood Street.
Grand Forks.
1ss7-ARNO CARD LAWRENCE,
Y. M. @. "A. Grand Forks.
2707-ALDAN GEORGE MCLEAN,
Niagara. N. ID.
2es-RoY STANFORD BRANDT.
Emerado, N. ID
24ss-LAWRENCE JAMES AMBER
SON.,
400 Chestnut Street.
675-WILLIAM GORMAN,
Forest River, N. d.
21S2-ROBERT b., GEMMELG,
1915 International Avenue,
Grand Forks.
i769-OSCAR HENRY TWETO,
Brunswick Hotel,
12e4-oscAR EKREN.
Thompson, N. d.
100 TO 200.
114s-FRED L. NEUMAN.
1e47-RUDoLPH oDNE,
102 Chestnut Street,
Grand Forks.
25ss-wALTER MCKINLEY LIN
GLE.
1924 Cottonwood Street,
1s54-cIARENCE BRANDON,
1e0e-WM. EDWARD MULLIGAN,
Y M. @. A., Grand Forks
2017-BERT FRAME,
Christiania hotel, Grand Forks
2S97-OsEPH NEWARK,
1904 lone Ave, Grand Forks
NACHIE, Fordyilie, N. d.
200s-ARTHUR LANG EMARD,
ali North Sixth street, Grand
81. a.. 49,. n =. n. .-L- Er, H=.-. s. EOTKS
2414-oHN swENGLER,
1908 Jennie Ave., Grand Forks
200 TO 210.
161s-N. E. JORGENsON,
S11 Walnut street, Grand Forks
E21OO-LlONEL ELLIOTT BUTTERH,
1911 University avenue, Grand
9s2-HOLGER p. HENdNuNGSON,
2487-FRANK GILLETTE HANKEY,
022 Chestnut Str Grand Forks
EXPLORING HERMAN sCHULz.g
15-ALBIN. HANSEN,
eo5-HENRY HENSON,
ess-MARTIN ADAM,
2ss1-HELMER Albert AMBER.
SON, Meacham, Canada
1531-MAT CARLSON,
lie Almonte Ave-, Grand Forks
21o TO 22o.
2209-MOSES SAMUEL BECHTEL,
$40 North Fourth street, Grand
12ss-EDWARD j. BOHLMAN,
452-HENRY BRATTEN,
s55-OsEPH RALPH WHALEY,
Inkster, N. d.
1s43-EARNEST ALVIN HURD,
Y. M. G. A., Grand Forks
53O-OSCAR ORIN WILCOX,
Kempton, N. D.
257s-oHN RoTHoNE,
Eleventh street and Seventh
avenue, Grand Forks
1114-ANDREW WATTERUD,
2eo7-EDW1N ADAM MERz,
Inkster, N. d.
22O TO $50.
2473-MILES KRAUSE LANDER, Il
922 Belmont Ave, Grand Forks
147O-ROBERT EDWARD JUSTICE,
s0s South Third street. Grand
e4s-P1EsFER ATHENA.
21s5-GURvALD IvERsoN,
1921 Dakota Ave-, Grand Fks.
2622-ROLAND FRED KEEL,
960S One Hundred and Third
avenue, Edmonton. Canada
21S-ALBERT II. KNUDSON.
Or. T. d. Reynolds, N. ID.
cobra b. BURGER,
Larimore. N. ID.
5So-ALsnE ROY DAWsbN,
1el1-RIcHARD JOHNSON,
All Third Ave-, Grand Forks
$50 TO $40.
S74-ALBERT GEORGE OLSON,
a77s-LARs JOHN soLsTAD.
s1-cARL PETERSON.
l4s2-GEoRGE ALEX. CAMPBELL.
TO South Fourth street, Grand
f7ag-FRED KTTELsoN,
Opera House Blk, Grand Forks
2047-OHN CONRAD MOE,
414 University Av., Grand Fks.
2740-MARTIN KAAsA,
Northwood, N. ID.
9S1-FRODE J.. HEMNINGsON,
Shawnee, N. ID.
184S-MARSHALL EDGAR HUNT-
NGTON, Flat S, New Hamp-
shire block, Grand Forks
2662-LEONARD PAT MOOTZ,
Larfmore, N. ID.
$40 TO $50.
i57O-CARL OSCAR BRAsETH,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-21
AND RESERVE QUOTAS OF
GRAND FORKS OUNTY MENDRAWN
FOR new NATIONAL ARMY SERVICE

s24-HENRY OSCAR OVERLAND
Mekinock, N. ID.
2456-RALPH EMERSON DAVIS
52s Chestnut street,
25O1-CLARENCE MELVIN SORBO
629 Chestnut street
Grand Forks, N. d.
420-THEoDoRE WESLEY
Thompson, N. d.
lo14-JoHN BJERKE
Northwood, N. d.
ii7s-osCAR WILLIAM HOVE
b14-ALv1N KvEMsHAGEN
2s74-THoMAs KADY
600 North Fifth street
Grand Forks, N. d.
4Ss-WALTER ROBERT ROOT
1829-EARL p. RUSSELL
Grand Forks, N. D.
30 TO 100.
1O-PETER ENGH.
272S-EL1 ALFRED LEE
e7ss-oscAR NELSON
1o4s-HENRy NoKLEBSY
1os1-NE1s JoHNsoN
17os-AnB1N ER1c aHso :" -
205 Ia DeMers Ave-, Grand Forks.
13S1-ANDREW SALMONSON
1es5-cAss1Ns vEEDER s'fA' ~ =
III Cottonwood street
Grand Forks, N. ID.
4S7-OHN, ISAAC ROACH
12s2-oLYDE BoorE
Grand Forks, N. d.
100 TO ITO.
1S2S-TOM O. ONIID
Grand Forks. N. d.
1924 Bulge avenue,
797-sTANLEY HORsKI
14o-cL1FFoRD T. HoBBY,
25ss-ALFRED MARTIN HANSON,
Inkster, N. d.
ddo1 Belmont Ave, Grand Forks.
1907 Bulge Avenue, Grand Forks.
1723-PETER j. HAMMERSNHTH,
Deaconess Hospital, Grand Fks.
17S0-SAMUEL Il. ALLOY,
2 washington St.
12s8-EDWARD ANDERSON,
Holmes, (P.O.) N. d.
no TO 100.
2247-oR HoGE,
lBrickyards) Grand Forks.
2Oil-OHN FRANCIS ,FTLTEAU,
427 N. Seventh ST., Grand Forks.
432-HENRY FREDERICK ROOT,
a71e-osoAR G. ENGE HaRaa ONES
Northwood, N. d.
ssa-EpwARp oHR1sr Gs1; Il lR 2:
927-CLAUDE DELBERT RELY.
Emerald, N. D..
40 g. Fifth st., Grand Forks.
7S9-BENNIE HOLLAND,
49,, Roseau, MINI.
1908 boulevard ave-. Grand Forks.
12o TO 1870.
60l-GUSTAV KJORBEsTAD.
13a2-KNUTE NEsLAND,
1146 FRED WILLIAM JOHN
WOLFGRAM, Niagara, N. ID.
110S-BEN EMIL KNUTsON,
Northwood, N. d.
2S19-H HAROLD ALLEN VAN DUS-
EN, S29 North Fourth street.
1S95-CHARLES WILLIAM COOK,
- (R. F. d. Larimore
2479-LEWIs STEPHEN LUTHER.
ZIG Chestnut ST., Grand Forks
606-GEORGE LEO NORMAN,
Or. F. d. Grand Forks
is2-ALBERT FUNSETH,
1771-KENNETH M. WELLS.
Northern Hotel, Grand Forks
1870 TO 40.
51S-MARTIN ASA KIZER,
4e-LoU1s GAREK,
1o2o-ALBERT GUNDERsoN,
Norwood
l6S1-GEORGE PAPERMASTER,
.oo. 100 Second Ave, Grand Forks
1955-ARTHUR THOMPSON,
49, III! Bulge Ave, Grand Forks
244l-FRANK ALFRED ANDERSON
7O1 Walnut street, Grand Forks
274s-EARL RAY BLUE,
aeas-EARn VERNON IS geM Hf!s9Ssae
lese-ALBERT MILLER,
SiS Walnut St.. Grand Forks
14o TO $50.
PASSENGER LONG,
Or. e. Do Reynolds, N. D..
2066-0HN HOWARD ROVER,
$40 University avenue. Grand
14i1-EDWIN o. sLETTEN.
OR. F. d. Larfmore, N. ID.
HOLE g. ~sALMoNsoN,
asso-wALTER JosEsYH aS1 81 e:
SON, 1924 lone avenue
Merriheld, N. ID.
267S-JO@ CHRIST vANDE VEN.
sso-yoH az: PETER R assaRo's' y. ?.
22S3-EM EGGEN.
824 North Fourth Street.
7S-HELMER AUsTRENG. notAs'
Reynolds, N. D.
i5o TO 1eo.
18fS-PERCY DOWS,
improvement Block, Grand Forks.
772-SEvERIN HERLiCKsON.
N~orthvoOd, N. ID.
fAS6-WILLIAM ECAIFE HOLMES,
0 South Fourth Street,
7s1-EDWARD srADsTAD.
Melxinock, N. %.
500 Belmont Avenue,
Grand Forks. N. ID.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-21

$40 no $50,
sSe-HERBERT PERCY WHALEY,
Inkster,, N. d.
lla-NEIs, soRBo.
1oe7-DAvID BELL.
asso-MARTIN AMuSpsoN.
2osa-LEwIs N. TREPANNSTnEasRs
30l No. sixth Street, Grand Forks.
2t1G-H. z. DALNESS,
I42S Dak0tasAvenue, Grand Forks.
1as-DAvE EARL BRADSHAW.
ArvillayN N. d.
818 No. Fifth Street, Grand: Forks.
67e-HAROLD HANSON,
so5-srANLAUs sWATLosM. q
Ard0ch, N. ID.
$50 no $40. s !.
1i-THEoDoRE JOHN FLADLAND,
soo-AxELl EMANUEL T4LEN, :
19s1-NELs JOHN BERG.
423 North Eighth ST., Grand Forks.
1617-OSCAR KJORLIN,
812 Third Ave, Grand Forks.
2SO3-FTOYD WALKER PURVIS.
1915 North Fifth ST., Grand Forks.
S6S-HENRY ALRIN BOWMAN,
a421-FREDERIoK A. sP lIeaSi 80
,oo- S0g Gonkiin Ave-. Grand Forks.
'as7-W1I11AM BnA ASa,,n.on I
1a47-EpDz NEwM aAeSS1np'o"'5h' 2
24s5-LoU1s RosENzWEsffa. - =
S~CottonwoOd. ST., Grand Fks.
$50 TO $40.
24S9-CARL ARNTzEN,
110 Walnut St., Grand Forks.
1765-OTTO SANDVIK, .
s-rHoMAs HENRY oHKfsTI = I:
a167-HOWARD PLANK, ~.
a& 5000 University Avenue,
s27-JANEs RIoHsoN AIiE4AN.
DER, FordviNe, N. ID.
aabs-swAN ARTHUR LILGA.
Larimore, N. ID.
se4-ELMER THoE,
es-osMoNp HoM4M J. :
144s-FRANous Il. Gh nHlaPso y. D.
40 Minnesota Ave., Grand Forks.
$40 TO $50. !
1722-HALDAN HANSON,
22S l.2 So. Third ST., Grand Forks.
s57-EDWIN THOMPSON,
15s7-cLYDE E. BAKERs ?.
1913 Cottonwood st. Grand Fks
1744-HARRY OLSON,
EYshnr HFirr
1112-sTANLEY vEIroH, "'n
a4ea-wM. Il. ,GREENLEAF.o :. =.
0OS Belmont Ave-, Grand FlSs.
2516-FREDERICK s. BRoUssEAU,
408 Fourth Ave-, Grand Forks
345-AMES CLIFTON GAVIN,
1585-ARTHUR y. HJORTLAND'
2 Cottonwood ST., Grand Fks.
21s4-HARRY CLYDE TRIMBIE.
Q Bulge Hall, University,
Grand Forks
$50 TO SEQ.
1sssA-JoHAN ADOLF BURRoCK,
ios-RiRRoR ERNEST JULIUS oKE-
21ss-NELs. MAGNoR AuNE. - -
= 1911 North Fourth Street,
2752--JoHN LUDWIG CARSON
sss .NorthWoOd, N. d.
15s5-WILMER N. ELTON,
604 Belmont Avenue,
Grand Forks.
~. M. @. A., Grand Forks.
1221-JAMES OVERLY,
11oa-JoHN o. JoosENpAAM a. "'nn'
1s25-cARL EMANUEL nfNpbE ri q.
7OS Fourth Ave-, Grand Forks
b66-WM. JOE GQROWsKI,
Giiby, N. D.
500 no 400.
1565-ROBERT buren,, 2
a1oe-,A sG1 Ws1nss &; GEans Forks
1924 international Ave, Grand
l54-PETER PLEAS pIFER, 1o'
1as1-WM., B. BJoRGo. :
6l-w1LFRED LOUIS MuARb, ~ =
spi'7-sunE THEoDokE s NEsTH fs'1s'
ios7-rHEoDoRE E ESI,SI!:s = !.
125e-RoBERT FRANK NEINAs,
1o7s-cHR1sT1AN JoHNsHToN, ~ z
so-PAUn JOHN Peterson.
Orr, N. d.
400 TO 4lO.
t88-HASSELL PETERSON
sss--IEo JOSEPH o,aoRMa,N.
tsN7e-#1 E5t9F 49,. rs MOCsorannN n n
i423-FRANCIs I. @. BUNDLE. =
lS15 Belmont Avenue
a4ss-EpDIE ARTHUR TTADE.
los Belmont avenue,
Grand Forks.
IS Wittelshofer Block, ~.
77s-sELMER j. JOHNSON, -
60s-MANSELL RICHARDS,
University, Grand Forks
406-J0HN MELVIN JACOBSON,
25o2-PETER sABE, Z
7oe Cottonwood street, Grand
61o-ELMER NELSON,
Mcintosh, Mimi.
4tO no 420..
1730-GHRIST KASS,
Brunswick Hotel, Grand Forks
25--JA1tEs THOMAS MURPHY,
ssa-wM. FREDEKIcK WICK.
20S1-GEoRGE MARIONTERRELI.
2231-ROLLA ARTHUR DAIRY.
1923 North Third 81 crn,,S nH.s.
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les DeNfera Ave. Grand FOrkH
i826-JAMES EARLE LYNCH,
BIS Third Ave, Grand Forks
i2s4-FRANK w. B0HLMAN. :,
eo-HARoID HENRY Mops6N,
,e1-BHRsARp :. 1.aagoS, !
24sO-CIEMENT SMALL WOonS,
8 Elgin Court,
aeo4-WAsCo BAKKUM,
g. N. Railway, Grand E0rlxs
2646-JOHN EDWARD HLCOaKY.
A77-LEoNARD A. NOE
1ls7-RAnrH ross MUIR. .
tiyo-EueENE EARNAM,
75s-MARTIN sH1DE.
21ss-ALvIN oDEGARD.
11i6 Cheyenne Ave-, Grand ForkR
1so-HENRY JAMES BAIRD. i
~s5s-MARI1N KAsTEIIo.
ss4e-onARnNoE NJ. JOHNSON, ,
618 Cherry St., Grand Forks
199e-PAUL ARNOLD CONTE,
7Ol University Ave. Grand Forks.
i6s8-JANES ROY WARRINER,
ais Walnut ST., Grand Forks.
5Ss-DELBERT ARTHUR BYE,
1o2s-JoHN HENRY HAIvoksoN,
1ae2-JAKE WEIsz,
1908 International Ave. g. Forks
Ei774-WONG NUIE VAT.
4a4-cHARnEs s. IL nR sSn5a an'ra =. :.
Grand Forks.
~2sss-wnBuR TuRPIN,
151l-ALBERT T. voILWEILER
720 South Third st.
11ss-VINCENT LUCIEN>MUR,
~. Inkster.
100 Seward Ave-
2a1s-GMBEBT nEKGER. =
ss7-HHDING A. NELSON.
1sss-w. MYRoN CONVERSION,
zoe North Third st.
17b-1Rn CHARLES BRUCE.
tL|LGr .H-NL| - -. +. 49, . II -E-1sy NNvfyN-NN0
2147-JoKN O. MCNAMARA,
soo-CLARENCE BAKE. '
a7s-HARRY f. ELLISON.
2432JoHN ZESKY,
1922 Dell Ave-, Grand Forks.
296-NICHOIAS F. WALSH,
80. RID. !. Grand Forks.
1e22-KAzAR KAnAH1N,
Section Cor. First Ave.: Grand Forks.
124O-EMIL FIRED BEINE,
a4e1-rRANK n. eoRMaS.
sa4-uoHArn soHA S. Cherry Ct.
2111-GEoRGE o. CARROLL
a11-BERHARD w. JUHLKE,
1172-WM.F INLEY,i
ssa-ARTHuR +. ANDERSON.
1b17--HErENRY LEWIS wENTz.
--- 401 South Third st.
2s2s-RoBERT ANTHONY Lowe,
is24-DoUGnAs +. pEssnEx, osa..
11se-wALTER s. sUNDAMn, -
ia14-RoY OLIVER NJ. eowAN.
sse-Ern1Ne ErllNGgoS;
2s42-sToNEY BRUCE,
i952-NICK TOMAS, D
Great Northern. Grand Forls.
212-BENNE r.. GROVE.
1ss7-PEDER DRAxToN, 'o'
4s-ALFRED JOSEPH GREaoIRE,
s-MILLER ENGH,
s7oo-BENJAM1N F. HoPPER,
24s5-EGIn A. OLSON.
17o7-HARoLD BARKLIE FRAME,
aoss-srAN,DEY RAY Ife oVEaS,
500 North Sixth ST,
1160-PETER WIDRIG,
RED. 2, Grand Forks,
11s2-D. F. REDENsLEBEN.
1seo-FRANK RussAKow,
sos-Arrnnus ). HAsrf { sasaFa 9;
114s-ANDREw o. BE1N, 4s'
557--RoY GILES.
1ess-GEo. sr. JOHN pARRSr H..
i4ss-A. MINOR CLAIR;
I2l4s-oHN F. nANT.
1910 International Ave.
1640-MESHAN MORRAD,
Section Car, First Ave.
1798-JACOR BARTEELi,
eaa--cARD 3. cHRIsTIANsoN,
14oe-MARINus RosEBoAM. la'ss'
5s5-cHARIEs GIrBY ABBEY.
ses-RALPH WILCOX HEArE9,
a4se-ELMER ANDERSON,
i4os-HERBEisT II. NICHOLS,
soi-HARorD N1Ko1Ai Nd s J uas.
2sse-JEssE RAY M isIsH1i 8 =
62S No. Seventh ST., Grand Forka..
a6AS-THORVALD JENSON,
COS Cherry ST., Grand Forks.
i02-FaED i. McluRE'N,
ao25-ELvRID THOMAS HUNTER,
415 North Fifth ST., Grand Forks.
i945-SAMUEL "a. SKLAR,
ss& X. M. O. Al Grand Forks.
1879-JAMES .. AARHUS,
$40 International Ave. Grand Eks.
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atg.IV&s SNSuStAAWSDW hSuss N2EEAl4U 0OEkHs
i4os-HERBEIsT II. NICHOLS.
sol-HARorD N1Ko1MM f suRA ssas.
2sse-EssE RAY M 1nruasHlt 3: =.
528 No. Seventh St., Grand Fnrka.
a5AS-TH0RVALD JENSON,
COS Cherry ST., Grand Forks.
102-FRED i. McNaRn,N,
aoas-EryRrp rHoM aAsgn aaNT 4 e
i9A5-sAMUEL b. sKLAR,
VIZ x. M. O. Al Grand Forks.
1870-JAMES p. AARHUS,
$40 International Ave, Grand Eks,
s7os--1ETDWyARD sKURDAHL,
a7ae-osuAR II .. osTL1E, S Z
Northw0od, N. ID.
1160-N0RRIS 3. A1sNISSON,
= Nortn Eiafh st., Grand Forks.
15ae-cARRoL il. cHIDLAW. =
ait Euclid Avenue, Grand Forlss.
ss-EDWARD "A. FLADEIAND,
lss7-HARoLD q. Cosoos PHRMANN;i.1 III
629 uniyerstty.A Ave, Grand Forks.
1024-sAM HAGEN,
iasi--ANDREw cHssIEs6eSNS.' N.p.
s7l-MENsorn sAfEsTAp. 4; =:
as4i-GMBERr swEasoN. Is 2.
2S8s-HENRY MAMIE.
42A Elm Street. Grand Fp6rLra
1S6e--ANToN BERG,
Chestnut Street, Grand FNnytrs
Aass-WilLiAM TRUxE WYNN,