Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-09-21

McV1lle, N. d., Is among the business
visitors who are in the city today.
From Minot-R. &. Woods, OF Mi
not, N. D., Is spending the day in the
oity attending to business matters. He
Will return to his home tonight.
Minot visitor-o. q. Hineline Of
Minot, N. D., arrived in the city last
night and 10 ~trai1saoting business ana
visiting with friends here.
The Speciality shop. s11 South Third
st., announces q special display Of
new waists and wasting materials tor
that It will pay you to see these
Adv.
Doyon in City-C. H. Doyon, a
prominent banker Of Doyon, NJ d..
and q former resident Of this city, is
ing to, business matters in the city.
W Dance Tonight-The weekly dance
will be given at the Belmont park pa
Wilton this evening. An invitation he's
been extended to the parents Of the
young people Of the city to be in at
tendance at the event.
Leaves for Bisrnarck-Miss Jesse
Brooks, stenographer at the. Hotel.
.Dacotah, departed this noo for Bis
marck, N. D., where she will spend q
vacation Of two weeks visiting. with
friends.
sprtggs Retnrns.-Alva J. spriggs,
son Of Mrs. William Spriggs, has re-
turned to the United States Naval
Academy at Annapolis. after spending
a months furlough as the guest Of
relatives and friends here.
ags. w.. EEr.ss -V-
Gard of Thanks-We wish to thank
our friends and neighbors for their
kindness and for the beautiful floral
offerings sent during the illness and
father. Signed, Mrs. John Sutherland
and Fan1ily.-Adv.
Returns Home.-Thomas Clark of
Spokane, WASH, master mechanic for
the Great Northern railway, has left
for his home, after spending " days
here as the guest Of his cousins MI.
Hampshire block.
Announcement - We have just se-
cured the services Of an expert furrier
and we want all the ladies Of Grand
Forks ard vicinity to- bring in their
furs to, have them made over and re-
paired in any name desired. 8.
Brown T. Co.. opposite Hotel Freder-
tck.-adv.
Beede Leaves.-Raiph q. Beede.
formerly a student at the University
Of North Dakota, and for the past tive
months connected with The, Herald
editorial department, left this. noon
for Valley City, where he will spend
"a day with friends before departing
for Washington, D. c., whore he has
accepted an appointment In the quar-
~terrnaster's department a. clerk.
Visits University-Miss Nora Wood
word a former University. OF North
Dakota student from Bottineau, spent
yesterday in the city and at the uni
versity. She was accompanied by her
aunt, Mrs. v. B. Noble of Bottineau.
Miss woodwork and Mrs. Noble left
last evening for Minneapolis, where
they will remain for some time before
going south for the winter.
Two Ldcenses-Two marriage II.
scenses were issued at the office OF
County Judge L.. K. Hassell yesterday
j. afternoon. The contracting parties
were Hazen S. Greer of Inkster to Miss
Bernice M. Laidley of Oslo, Mimi, and
Bonnie Schue to Elecina Goyette OF
East Grand Forks. The former couple
vas married by Judge Hassel! last
night. and the latter by Rev. r. A.
Il. pesaulniess.
81 Norton Returns Today-Professor
William wellington Norton, who has
been spending the summer months az
a superintendent on the Lincoln Chau-
tauuuat system, is expected to arrive In
Grand Forks today. For h past few
days Professor Norton has been visit
ing his father and mother in st. Paul
where he was Joined by Mrs. Norton
and their baby SON.. Professor and