Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-07-11

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Dance-Belmont Park pavilion Fri
Staples Visitor Here-Mrs. Harry
Tindall Of Staples IL in this city visit
ing friends forsa few days.
Furniture ana Rugs for nle-T. J.
Smith, ss1 Belmont Ave.-Adv.
On Business vist-N. e. Turner Of
Reynolds vas q business visitor in the
city this morning.
Dance TouiEht-At Empire hall.
over Grand Theater. Basso's Orches-
tra.-Adv.
Avon viztor-H. Peterson Of Avon
township is spending the day with
friends in the city.
Here for vidt-Mr. and Mrs. John
Schumacher and family Of Reynolds,
n. D., are visiting friends in Grand
Left for Montana-Mrs. J. n. John
son left this noon for Bowesman,
Mont, to join her husband who is
connected with q grocery firm In that
city.
Egland yisitor-Elwell oderkirk,,
owner and manager Of the Elegland
Enterprise. Is spending 9 few days in
ests. .
Returned Home-Mrs. D. Dodds
has returned to her home in Minne-
apolis after spending some time visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. j. H. Mc1ner-
ney in this city.
Gone to the East-Michael PIANO.
vttz left today for the eas on an an
nual buying tour and will visit the
principal furniture centers Of the
country.
Fur sale-Thirty n. p. steam engine
4oxe2 MINNEAPOLIS separator COM
plete. Both engine and separator
nearly ew. Also tender tank, trucks,
and drive belt Will sell at bargain II
taken at once. Call, write or wire
Avery Co., Grand Forks. N. D.-Adv.
Is Reclaased-Mel sorenson of Rey-
nolds. who in his first classification
was placed in Class Q G, has been
placed in Class / A.
g. Olson Funeral Ffiday-The funeral
OF o. G. Olson will be held Friday att
ernoon at 1880 from the house at 721
Cherry street, and at 2 o'clock from
the Zion church, Rev. David Stoeve
and Rev. N. ]. Lohre Of Mayville Of
hciating.
steger Spoke-E. q. steger, a spe-
cial lecturer for the Red Cross, de-
livering an address in the city hall
last evening. The lecture was very
interesting and much appreciated by
the few who attended. He told how
he Red Cross takes care Of the SOL
diers. :.
Dance Will be held in the Rye
Town Hall, Friday evening, July IL,
for the beneit Of the local Red Cross
Auxiliary Tickets including supper
VIII Speak July 14.-Hastings 8.
Hart Of New York will be the princi-
pal speaker at the July Fourteenth
celebration which will be held in this
city next Sunday under the auspices
of Labor's Loyal Legion in commem-
Grafton Of the French day Of indie
pendence.
Take Bar ExAms-It Is expected
SAD AAS 0ppAANolAkS Aloll III Slky
will take the July examinations fol
admission to the State Bar Associa-
ton. The examinations will be con-
Quoted by Assistant Attorney Gener-
al H. A. Bronson.
Hide Dealers Meet-A meeting Of
car-lot hide dealers Of nve Of the
northwestern states was held at Min.
neapolis July 8. Nearly all the firms
in the territdry were represented
Fred Redick of this city was elected
one Of the directors.
Seriously Burned-Elmer johnson
the Great Falls Smelling company
Mont. was seriously burned with
arsenic about three weeks ago. Mr.
Johnson's name is one of those ap.
pearing in the July 20 draft quota.
Dance at Belmont Park pavilion
! Tuesday and Friday nights. An auto
bus will meet the street cars arriving
at Lincoln park at 9:15 and 9:45 and
take parties to dance for 10 cents
r Adv.
Going { St. Panl-Arthur sayre,
500 Walnut street, will leave tonight
for st. Paul, Mimi, where he reports
for military duty Saturday morning
~ NIL 6hyIC mas USOu kA0AAA oNNASOA -
the Great Northern road for several
years, out lately has been employed az
a machinist at the Great Northern
roundhouse.
Made Corporal-Donald F. Voigt
one Of a number of university boys
who enlisted in the army through the
local recruiting station and left for
Jefferson Barracks May %, is now
stationed at Fort Totten, New York
and according to a letter received BY
his parents has received his first pro.
motion and now years the insignia Of
a corporal.
Saw Good Crop-william E
Small, lncal manager Of St. Hilaire
Lumber company, has returned from
an auto trip to Sioux Falls. S. D., and
says that wherever he went, he saw
excellent crops. In eastern South Da.
kota and western Minnesota Mr.
Small said. conditions do not look a
bit like wartime conditions. Build
ing activities are booming, and a
bumper crop 10 promised unless some
unforeseen disaster hits the region.
Bance-Belmont Park pavilion Fri.
day night.