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Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-15
Personal Mention

Mrs. Joseph Kirkey Of Burlington,
N. D., who has spent the past two
weeks here as the guest Of her SON.
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
John O'Gorman, who reside south OF
the city. returned to her homo this
Mrs. Anthony schwarts Of Lankin
N. D., who came to the city to enjoy
a visit with her mother and sister
Mrs. O'Gorman, also returned home
! this morning.
Mrs. Henry Sheppard and Miss
Gladys Hughes Of Marvel were
terday.
Miss Josie Butler, who has spent
the past several weeks at her home
at Wylie, Minn., returned to the city
last evening and will again make her
home at the Y. w. G. A.
Miss Mary schwartzbeck and Miss
suzanna Elbrung Of Langdon re-
turned to their home this morning
after spending several days in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Stone Of
Crookston will come to the city this
evening to attend the auto show and
to spend the weekend here as guests
at the Daubenberg home, SOL North
Fourth street
n 4
Mrs. l. A. Jones and daughters,
Mary Louise and Edith DeNio, Of st.
Paul, who have been guests Of Mrs.
Read. 500 Alpha avenue. since the
Christmas holidays, will return to
their home on Sunday evening.
\ X 4
Miss Edna F4liatreault Of Crooks
ton spent the day here as the guest
Of Miss Marie Rose Mulligan, 400
Mrs. Ole Arnegard Of Hillsboro
was among the visitors in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. jaime. j: Boyis and daughter,
Louise. returned to their homo at
several days here visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron jackson Of
Wi1ltston left at noon today for St.
Paul, whore they viii spend several
days. Mr.. and Mr.. jackson have
been guests at the homo Of Mr.. and
nfs' T. .. cors'sae' walnut street.
Miss Berthe Hanson has returned
hero visiting with relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. E. Y. oustanson Of
Milton have como to the city, ana
VIII spend q few days hero visiting
Mr.. and Mrs.. L P. Olson 701 Boule-
ward avenue, and attending the auto
show.
Mrs. I. J. McGovern Of Duluth has
come to the city. and win spend a
short time here az tho guest Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David OGor-
man. lewis boulevard.
i r. 4
Miss Ethel Halcrow Of the extern
sion department Of the university re-
turned last evening from Langdon,
whore she gave q program Of read
tngs under tho auspices Of tho WON.
ems club.
Mrs. ". A. Mcintyre. 1ss Reeves
avenue. win return this svsninT from
LAnsdon, whore she has spent the
past few days visiting with friends.
Miss Sophia Hanson Of Iaximore IL
spending . few days here a. tho Kuest
Of friends and attending the auto
show.
Mrs. Ernest Ptcf.rd Of N,as.r. !,
among the vfsitors in the city this
week attending the auto show ana yis-
iting with friends. VI q
Mr.. and Mrs.. <. q. sor,,.. ,o,S
Chestnut street, have a. their rueaf
Tor the week Mr.. sorlie's brother. VIII
liam sorlie. Of Albert Lea, MINI.
Tho crisis about dyestu1s anpears
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-15
Weddings Engagements

Miss Margaret Mary Munroe,
daughter Of Mrs. Mary Munroe Of
Michigan, became the bride of Otto
Haugaard Of that city yesterday. The
ceremony was performed at st. Law
renee Catholic church by Rev. Father
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-15
The Workers of
the World with hand

SA1~ w "a ~ "A0s A4eA1S
or brain, in doors or out
doors. under all conditions
I'D in all clines, will find in
SHREDDED Wheat the food
that supplies all the material
for building healthy tissue
and good brain-a food that
nourishes every organ Of
the body and keeps the bow
els healthy and actve-the
one UNIVERSAL cereal food that
appears on the breakfast
table of thousands of Ameri-
can homes every day in the
year. Itisready- cooked and
ready-to-eat. For break
fast with milk or cream, or
fruits. Made at Niagara
Falls, n. Y.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-15

ciety at Columbus, N. NJ, and they
will see to the distribution of It. The
boxes arc to be shipped on Friday,
Feb. 23.
The pupil. 81 + Wesley conservatory
will give their regular recital at Z
o'clock this evening in Corwin hall,
and the following program has been
arranged:
Anthony's Love Song from Cleo
patra's Suite ............' Oehmler
Laura Olson.
To Wandering Iceberg. Mcdowell
Edith Aitken.
Stan0cn0n Scnuport
Elsie Bauer.
Mocturne .................. Chopin
stella Hunt.
Balett from lie Leid". ..... .Massenet
Hazel Vale.
Reading-'"The House By the Side
Of the Road. Davis
Isabel Lackey.
EnliaDy 1anIa!y .'...''......''..' ,MMana Wms
Meo1tauon WAhams
Hannah stai. j..
Eliene Ingvaldson.
X X \
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Firemen and
Enginemen were hostesses at q wal
entine dancing party last evening in
the Odd Fellows hall. Dancing was
enjoyed from until o'clock, and
three-piece orchestra played the
dance program. Luncheon was serv-
ed at midnight by the committee in
charge of the party.
X X +
Tho last dancing party to be given
by the Elks until after the lenten sea-
son will take place on Friday evening
in the Elks' temple on North Fourth
street. The affair will be informal
and dancing will be enjoyed from .
until IL o'clock. Light refreshments
will be served during the evening.
X
Miss Dorothy and Frederick Barnes
Of sol South Sixth street will enter
tain a company of their friends 1T q
sleighride party, Friday evening.
After the ride about the city, the
company will go to the Barnes home
whore luncheon will no served.
Tho Employed Boys class of the Y.
M. e. A. met for supper at $3.50 last
evening in tho dining room Of the
building. The supper was served by
the Women's Auxiliary of the 7. M.
G. A. and was in charge of Mrs. II. X.
Geist assisted by Mrs. Schuyler and
Mrs. Harry Tuttle. Covers were laid
for 18. A program was given after
the repast and Prof. B. 9. Bjornson
of the high school faculty was the
principal speaker.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-15

turned from Devils Lake, where they
were guests of Mrs Norton's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Lewis.
The regular recital Of the junior pu-
pills Of Wesley conservatory will take
place at 4:30 o'clock, Friday after
noon in the down town studio. The
following program has been arranged
for the occasion:
Child's Song g................ Kohler
Ellen Coghlan.
The Hunting Song. Taper
Kenneth Saunderson.
Rosebud Waltz .............. Virgil
Katherine Clifford.
In the Country ............... Virgil
Carl Ollestad.
Ine 6lQsy BONN
Stella Lund.
In tho Country .............. Virgil
Margaret Enyeart.
A Quiet Thought ............ Virgil
Helen Lewis.
Dance of the Bears. ........... Helms
Carol Lewis.
Pixies Goodnight Song. ........ Brown
Grace Miller.
Bernice oualey.
Pixies In the Indian Village. +. Brown
Gladys Lohre.
Romano Passinoata. .......... Virgil
Elsie McHaffie.
Holiday in the Village. ........ Helms
Ruth Bruce.
Dawn Of Spring Time. ........ .Lange
Blanch Turner.
Waltz in A Flat. at............. Durand
Valborg Aakhus.
Marjorie Odland.
Morning Song .........:.... Deveaux
Marion Pitts.
Evening Prayer ............. Virgil
Kenneth Burgess.
Waltz in A Flat 5000. Durand
Valborg Aakhus.
Lula Freeman.
The Daughters Of Norway have is
sued invitations for masquerade
dancing party to be given on Friday
evening, February 23, in the knights
Of Pythias hall. Dancing will. be en-
joyed from 9 until IL o'clock and
prizes will be awarded for the best
and most comical costumes.
Mrs. J. H. Terrett, is7 Reeves ave-
nue., returned last evening from Whit
man, N. D., where she has been the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. c. F. Nc
Erlane Tor the past week.
=
The young women OF tne norman
department OF the local high schooi
are to demonstrate their ability in
handling the hammer and the saw.
and for that purpose q special class
in manual training has been started
for them. M. F. Pitt1nan, manual
training teacher in the school, will
have charge Of the lessons, which
will be given twice q week until the
close OF school, at $3.50 O'Clock In the
manual training room. This IL the
first time in the history Of the school
that such a course has ever been Of
fered to any Of the young women.
Each member of the class has her
own working plans. and the first ar
ticle to be made is a cupboard from
store boxes. which can ha used for
the keeping Of the hot lunch uten-
stls in the rural schools The coursa
In hot lunches is a part of the regu-
lar normal course. and will be taken
up later in tha YEAR
Great interest is being manifested
in the work Naar,v IN vo,,no To,,,-
en- were present at the first lesson
given last evening.
X = II
Miss Marearet Mclean will be rev.
en- years old Friday, and in honor of
the occasion her mother, Mrs. J. e.
so1 eHAH IAo ueIuerb OIL the family at
Grand Forks herald., 1917-02-15

The crisis about dyestuns appears
to be over: This country b now max
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-23
Cottage at Fourth and Chestnut Has Been Rented
 for This Institution.
(By Josephine Martin.)


 Social workers of the city have re- vealed the very urgent need for day nursery. To meet this need, the day nursery organization has been form ed, and there will be meeting of the board of managers at the First Pres byterian church this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock for the discussion of matters pertaining to the establish ment of the nursery.
 The details and plans for this insti- tuition have not yet been formulated, but the general plans have been made. The nursery will be opened early in the morning to receive chil- dren for all or for part of the day. Mothers upon whom is the burden of the support of their families will leave their children here before going to work. The nurser, will also be open to children whose mothers come from nearby towns to shop In such cases, a nominal sum will be charged, which will go to aid in the suppol of the institution. The children will be under the care of an experienced day nursery matron, assisted by vol unteer local workers. It will be the duty of the organization to keep in touch with local conditions in order to provide position for the mothers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-23
Day Nursery to be Opened in
 Pine Bluff Within Few Weeks

who bring their children to the nur- sery.
 The organization hopes to provide uniforms for the children, and nourishing meal will be served at noon. An attractive cottage, newly remodeled, has been rented at the corner of Fourth avenue and Chest nut street. In this building, there will be playroom, g sleeping room, a sleeping porch, kitchen and mat ron's room. On the shady lawn there will be games, music, swings and other means of recreation. Here many children may be cared for; and, in a measure instructed while their moth CTS, who are now unable to work, can earn living for their children, as- sured that they are being watched over in healthful, happy place.
 The day nursery is in charge of an executive board con posed of Mes- danes Tracy Mills, w. J. E. Cox, J. I. Norris, A. Bluthenthal, C. A. Dun ming, H. H. Haizlip, c. A. Linaker, F. Baer, J. w. Wilkins, H. B. Speers and J. G. Taylor.
 A campaign will soon be made for membership of the association. The dues will be low, in order to secure a large enrolment. A list of articl ss needed for the equipment of the nur- sery will be published. Already sev- eral generous donations have been made to the furnishings.
 The first week in May Miss Harrell will give song recital by Liza Leh- mann for the benefit ot the nursery
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-23
BUY AT HOME.

* # $: * * * * * * * * < Said Mrs. Fad to Mrs. Cad: 'I want a new spring bonnet, A Chinese shape of Georgette Crepe With purple dragons on it. But mercy me! the things I see In town are never pretty, Let's take my car, it isn't far And motor to the city," Said Mrs. Cad to Mrs. Fad:
 "The prospect seems delightful I'll buy me, too, a blouse of blue,
 The ones I have are frightful. Such home grown stuff tho good enough
 Looks vulgar and obtrusive, But Ketchum's stock in Little Rock Is hobby and exclusive" They bought the hat, and more than that, It's lines were new and nifty, And on the brim, the dragon slim l Reposed for seven fifty; And likewise the waist in perfect 1 taste,
 With two embroidered collars, Real handwork" explained the clerk,
 And charged them twenty dollars. But satisfied and flushed with pride
 They hugged each new creation, And homeward bound, they skinned
 the ground l In sweet anticipation. Down Barraque and Second too
 They come with wind-blown tresses, And they dropped dead (somebody
 said) l Because they saw in "Kresses." "A Chinese shape of Georgette Crepe
 With purple dragon on it." A counterpart q cross my heart)
 Of Mrs. Fad's new bonnet, And near it, too, the blouse of blue
 With hand CD embroidered collar And pinned on tight, in black and
 white, A placard marked "$1.00." Bear this in mind, 0 WOmankind
 If your absorbing passion Is wearing gowns from nearby towns ] Of ultra stylish fashion And don't you roam from home sweet
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-23

A party of the younger society set are planning an outing Wednesday night at Lee Springs. Leaving the city in big Form-a Truck in the late afternoon, they will spread an ideal picnic lunch at the spring, re- turning by moonlight.
 The Social Service club of the First Presbyterian church had it's regular meeting Saturday afternoon. Some very practical plans for pushing the work of the day nursery were started, a site selected, and committees look ing to it's equipment and the en- ployment of trained attendant from the Martha Berry institute at Rome, Ga
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-23

home For Paris hats and dresses, When Pine Bluff shows, the self same clothes For half the price at "Kresses.''
 B NORRIS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-23
MILITARY TRAINING
 FOR AMERICAN GIRLS
(BY Mamie Farrar.)

The second annual encampment or women, who wish to train themselves for national service will be held at Washington, D. c. IL is twenty day course, lasting from April 16 70 May 26
 The American women are not only learning to march and handle a gun, but they are studying wireless tele. graphy, which is almost as important as fighting. Instruction is being glV- en now at the red cross headquarters in Philadelphia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-23

About 1S2,00O acres of the Madras presidency in India has been sown i'll indiga this year, about twice the nor nal area.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-07
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Washington Journal., 1917-12-07

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in YOvembtr 1917.
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Washington Journal., 1917-12-07

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Washington Journal., 1917-12-07

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Washington Journal., 1917-12-07
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Ir. Miles' Wcrpine fir NniGue

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Washington Journal., 1917-12-07
Skinner Dcrlangt:

NGnner Ocrlangt:
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Washington Journal., 1917-12-07
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Washington Journal., 1917-12-07

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Washington Journal., 1917-12-07

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Washington Journal., 1917-12-07
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Washington Journal., 1917-12-07
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Washington Journal., 1917-12-07

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lirtfterer.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-07
1ir tit Mlhhdkii nnfitlttn
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SEVENTH STREET
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20. Ncpumtu 1917.
Washington Journal., 1917-12-07
SOlSbersenonus nnb SbfbanSeI.

Sn ameritunii9en @taaten, ipeld,s
lebr ptel Obft 5ieben uuo slei93eitig
eiRe gepaltige 2umber : sSnouitrie
haben. 6sIonbers in Daibingtou,
fori6t man in iinsiter 3eit ben Be-
aiebunsen oieier Snbuitrie, ooer ibrsm
aessnieitigen GinfluB, ndber nod, be-
ionoerS in Der Abii6t. Deri@penberis
ider 8enuBung bon 9ol3 gu iteuerE.
oaS ieBt ioHit 10 fart beourft iDirb.
IS perOen in oieiem Staat auein
sp0lf MiIIioneu MpfeItiften
isoes Sabr Derlanst, po3u nod ents
lpre@enb eroBe Meuseu fir ole ans
beren. In berIeIben Mrt b~erianbte
Obftsattunsen uno bic Padtiiten fir
bns probutt Der ginma9ereien toms
men! Sir bic aepfeltiitsn ALIEN tper.
cen jdbrIi9 81, 6O0,00 SUB 8rettsr-
map bea0tist. SIS erforoert i9on cine
iebr sroBe Wible. um audi nur 1907
900 Sub 8rettermoB i'm Sage gu
id%neiOsn; uES cine gauge &rmee Or
better in ben WGlbern lit n%ptmenbis,
um fir bic erfproerli9e 3ufu9r bon
S~olaitdmmen gu Iorgen. Sine lolbe
4nlaae, ole ieben Sag i'm Setrieb
fuare. aber nit Gin5eI : Irbeiter@
i9i4t. fDnnte i'm gar3en Sabr nidt
qenus 8rstterboIs bierfiir ~lieferu!
Das tit, poblsemertt, nur fir bic
gtspfsItiiten in bielem Staate, ODER
pislmebr. es seniigt fir biefelben nod
langs ni9t. Mber lit elm 10 enorrner
9ol3psrbrau@ unbeoinst nOtis9
Gs miro lebr piel 9ola Bel Der
5~abritntion ber &iiten perssubst, unb
Die MbfGle BON !9OIatrsifea - idmts
lib bo@seoiesenss 9ol5 MAIDEN
rislige StOBe aus. Sept 1T a5er cine
snsrsil9e 8etDesuns i'm @ange, ale
bieie &iiten rur mad einbeitliher
Worm 3u MAIDEN uno i9on porber
bas 9OIs entipre4enb gu ihneioen.
8siten @riols!
Washington Journal., 1917-12-07

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her ctsnasuar nisn Nduf, ttlanEpfs hermit. nan
cbiotr @sridi naCb mtinem tOitn 'NSilrn NAP
Nsmt1cn Wabrbriisnftrrn ii
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Scr mir tsitwcrea un' a~a.er'br'stm an
q Boa tss Merl,s WegemtsrplAii.
Mlt'r' g. ztidini.cn rlfntibr Nc;dr-t
inf tif MiNnAlen AwliSllirfM
Washington Journal., 1917-12-07
Isiai ...~t~a.."~~...... S., 752.56s

Siirnt Srlumtia, StSi @aibinstOn. IS:
80. %. as&rieu. aaltuu etr ossn
atnannnien 8anI. ttlGmert birrmIi eab sbiass
3uini nab ultigtm tsitm @,itn unt Dc
mijItr mah1hr ii @liftu III.
49, Aftiien, it,, 0%alicr,r.
Grr mir btihFrcftr unh uniffldristrl etn
-. Jla bts MonNtS Weesmtsr 1917.
NiuSeM. NSinimls. SffnillNtr Mrtar.