Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-02-12

Gone Back NORTH. N. Sullivan
|halaEatnrned to Alaska after having
spent a few months visiting friends
and relatives here.
6heBuaness Trip-Mary Hoiseth
lift last night for the Twin Cities,
AHhicago and other centers Of fashion
Mass Meeting Held-A solemn high
hn1ass was celebrated at st. Michael's
fpro-cathedral this morning, Father
iMulloy being the celebrant.
lC. Randall of Co. G. 34sth infantry,
lCikHt Dodge. left last evening for the
camp after having paid a brief visit
Ito relatives and friends in this city.
T. stopped Here Enroute-H. E.
IShearn. cashier of the First Inter-
lN&tienaf bank Of Minot, made a brief
stop in sthis city yesterday enroute for
Winnipeg.
st. Paul's Church-Tomorrow being
lash Wednesday, there will be a cele-
Fbratipn of holy communion at st.
(Pauls Episcopal church tomorrow
forenoon at 10 o'clock.
Leave lOr WeSt-Mr. and Mrs. M.
H. Cotton and son, Martin. Jr.. hav.
|gone to Vancouver Wash, where
they will visit Mrs. Colton's sister,
MRS. George Biggs.
Gone to Chicago-Mr. and Mrs, f..
u. Lander left today for Chicago to
spend a few days with their son. Miles
*. Lander who is on furlough from
Camp Funston, Fort Riley, Kan.
Thessixth Annual n D. Chess tour.
|nannent will be held at the CONNER
|cial club rooms at Devils Lake Feb
= ruary .22. All chess players invited.
J. j.. Burtscher, Sec. and Treas
ADV.
Wst. Aldemar Commandery-A AL
are asked to meet at the Masonic
temple at 1880 o'clock tonight 70.
drip preparatory to inspection. The
/. Urspecting officer will visit the locaI
commandery next Monday night
Club Meets Tonight-A regular
meeting of the Fortnightly club will"
be held in the public library this eve
ming when J.. S. Bjornson will deliver
an address on Scientific Management
of Education. .
Night School-Exceilent opportu.
mites to take up any cubject you de.
sire at Aakers' business college. En-
roll at once and get in line for a good
position. Opportunities were never
IAs good before.--Adv.
Registration Closes-Tomorrow ev
tnirg the registration Of enemy alien:
will close German citizens who havl
mot registered with Chief Of Police J
w. Lowe before midnight tomorrow
are liable to severe punishment.
Case Continued-SiHnon Ness ant
Frank Phifer, who are charged will
i having stolen certain gems and q hal
ton Of soft coal from a private resi-
adence- at -Emerado, appeared befor'
Justice Of the Peace Phil McLoughli,
yesterday. Their case was continue,
until Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock.
Store bOx10O for Rent in Phillip
block, 1926 South Third street
(which will be remodeled with nev
front, ETC., Immediately. May be di
Nided In, two stores and each 25x10'
tented separately. DR.. Bentzen.-
Porte on Journey-Thomas Port
left yesterday for Fargo where he as
sists In conducting an examination o
opticians. When this is completed
Mr.. and Mrs. Porte will go to tn
Twin Cities and other Minnesot
< paints to visit friends. Mr.. Port
- member Of the state board Of ex
aminers OF opticians.
bishop Tyler Speaks-Bishop j. F
tyler of Fargo will be the principa
speaker this evening at the session o
the Sunday school teachers norma
Itraining school at Y. NJ. c. A. RE
ii flirious Teachings of the Old Tesla
ment" will be the subject Of tn
bishops address which starts at 7:3
o'clock.
I Cooper Is Satisicd-"Mike" Cooper
formerly an cmploye of a local the
later. and sergeant in the ma
(chine gun company. I64th infantr,
with, the expeditionary forces j
fFrance, has sent a letter to friends l
This city and ssure them that tn
American soldiers are comfortabl
{situated in nice barracks, land al
Feeling fine and dandy" Sergear
DCooper's one complaint is that h
Scannot get good smoking tobacco.