Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-01

ing cluD.-AdV.
Monte Cristo Said: The world is
mine hut I'll give up part of it to see
"cupids Round Up" at the Met.-Adv.
Night School-Excellent opportu-
mites to take up any subject you de-
sire at Aakers' business college. En-
roll at once and get in line for a good
position. Opportunities were never
as good hefore.-Adv.
Public Service Rcseqve-Omce will
be open in basement of Northern State
bank building Friday and Saturday
night from 1880 to $50 this week
only, for enrolling mechanics for pub
lie service reserve. G. d. Holmes, en-
rolling agent.
Mrs. +. W. Gilbert has moved her
dressmaking business n hemstitch-
ing machine from sos North Fourth
street to the dressrnaking parlors in
the Ontario store, where she will he
pleased to meet her old and new GUS
toners.-Adv.
Verdict for Plaintin-1n the case
Of n. F. Jondahl VS.. Mrs. Carrie f.
Roddy. involving the balance on Q
bill for decorations made by the
plaintiff or the Roddy home, the jury
I0kulIlcu q VIul\L " III
for $3.50.
Notice to Electricians-State Board
Of Electricians will hold examinations
in Commercial club rooms Feb. 9Th.
All those wishing to take examination
kindly report at 10 o'clock. H. l..
Reade, Sec'y.-Adv.
Case Before Jury-Civil case No. 80
on the January term calendar Of the
district court is being tried before a
jury today. Lena Rubin, represented
by Attorney H. A. Libby. has brought
suit against Samuel Grossman. who.
had struck her severely with a heavy
implement. The defendant is repre-
scented by Mcintyre & Burtness.
Capital to Increase-Notices have
been published by the Norrnanden
Publishing company in this city that
a stockholders' meeting is called for
March IS for the purpose Of increas-
ing the capital stock from $4,000 to
$4,000. making 100000 onanlo and
10000 thereof preferred stock. 1t is
also proposed to amend completely
the bylaws of the corporation.
Jurors Go Home-The men who
have been called for. service as Jurors
in the district court during the month
Of January will be excused late today
and allowed to 60 to their homes. On
Tuesday next the February tern, OF
court will open and a panel of forty
men to serve as jurors has been called
Buried Yesterday-The funeral OF
> G. j. Barton was held yesterday aft
ernoon from the Ashley undertaking
rooms. Rev. Harvey J.. Moore preach
ed the sermon and Mrs. Paul Grtfitl1
sang two solos. Con Whalen. Tom
: whalen, Frank LaFontisie, Charles
Cavanaugh, W. L. belong and Mich
ael Herrick were h %pallbearers.
Tractor School Succeesful-The In.
transitional Harvester company's
tractor school met. with much favor
among the farmers of Grand Forks
county. Many attended the interest.
Ing meetings. The company will con-
duct a similar school at Warren
Crookston, Rolla, Devils Lake and
Park River.
Bank Omcers Elected-At a meet.
ing Of the stockholders of h new
Peoples State bank, held in h no
tel Frederick yesterday afternoon
the following officers and director:
were elected: c. o. Swenson. North
wood, president; Ole knudsop
Thompson, vice president: ]. ]. Hast
ings,. Fargo, second vice president; S
Ter. The board Of directors include:
the oficers and in addition O.. K
LaEeson, Reynolds, Jonas Lutz. Rey'
nolds; T. G. Thompson, Thompson;
O.. E. Hunt, Kelly, and j. P. Hem
rinruen. Shawnee.