Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-09-26

present.
For Sale-An all modern seven
room house. Easy terms. Winter
fuel in the basement. A bargain II
taken at once. Mrs. j. p. Nelson, 708
North Fifth street.-Adv.
Is Visiting Newspaper ~Men-H.
Schmidt Of Fairfield. Mont, formerly
publisher of the Montana Indlands-
posten and several other newspapers
in that state. is a business visitor in
this city today en- route from Mime
apolis to his home.
The Met-Today Geraldine Farrar
In 1.-THE Turn Of the Wheel and q
wonderful motion picture of the Tail
Spin" actually pictured in the air
plane when it dove from a height Of
5000 feet. Admission as usual, l5c
and 10c.-Adv.
Gets His Paper-John johnson Of
Stavanger, Norway, today appeared in
the office Of M. w. Spaulding, clerk Of
the district court, with an application
for first papers" as an American citi-
zepship declarant.
Naturalization Soon-A n%aturaliza-
ton hearing will be held at the court
house October 8, when a federal ex-
aminer will test the qualifications of
applicants for final citizenship papers.
The hearing will be held before Dis
trict Judge Chas. M. Cooley.
Sales Satisfactory-The sale Of War
Savings Stamps in Grand Forks county
counties, according to an announce
ment made by County Director NJ. c.
Bachelor. The w. s. s. sales In this
county now total $164.4s3. which
average about s5.74 per capita.
Has Left Hospital-George Pitts.
104 Cottonwood street. whose thumb
result Nhat blood poisoning developed
in his arm, left the hospital where
he was taken yesterday, this morn
ing and no fear of further complica-
tons is entertained. n
Negroes Are Sentenced-Oda Will
liams and Gladstone Carman. colored,
of Seattle, Wash, were sentenced to
80 days In the county Jail and 5000
fine for carrying for sale intoxicating
liquor. In imposing sentence upon the
men District Judge Chas. Cooley told
them that they must spend n addi-
tional day in Jail for every two dollars
unpaid of the fine. U.s..
Lester Garceau, Charles Curtiss, VIM
F. Sieg, Sondre Halvorson, Henry
Ness and Isaac Hagevick will leave
this city tonight for Camp Custer
Mich. Two of these men are included
in the list as alternates. A number OF
other soldiers will pass through the
city Ell route for camp. No entertain
ment plans have been arranged owing
chiefly to the smallness of the quota
Funeral Tomorrow-The funeral OF
Harry Hancock, who died Monday al
Virginia, Mimi, will be held from the
home of his parents, 314 North Sixth
street, tomorrow afternoon, Rev
Harvey j.. Moore officiating. Mrs
John Weatherwax of Kansas City ar.
rived today for the funeral. Mrs
Walter Bonnek Of Minneapolis and
Will Bonnek of the Great Lakes nava
is John Hancock, navy paynaster a
Washington.
St. Paul's Club-St. Paul's .Socia
club will resume it's activities Friday
evening with a dance at the guild hall
The hours will be from 8 to II O'Clock
and the boys and girls and their par
last year are invited to join this sea
son. Rev. Jonathan Watson, pastor
|fof st. Paul's, is the club leader ant
will be one Of the chaperons for to-
morrow evening.
-Help Name Our Ship
CANADIAN CASUALTIES.
Ottawa, Sept. 2e.-The following
names of Americans appear in today.
overseas casualty list:
Killed in Action. A. King, Osh.
kosh, Wis.
Wounded-w. Kluck, Glenwood