Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-08
EVENING EDITION.
Here. on Business. P. Linden Of
milwaukee,, Wis, is a business visitor

here today.
Infant Son Died-The infant, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Cunningham died
this morning. Funeral arrangements
have 'no5/been announced,
Plumbing and Heating.-~see . J.
Black about plumbing and heating,
Repairing promptly attended to,
Phone lo3e-L N. w. s14 N. 9Th
ADV.
Returned Home-Mrs. Ida Scharn.
weber has returned to her home al
Mitchell, 81 D.. after visiting here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bjornstad
Of North Fifth street.
China Painting will be pleased to
take a. limited amount of orders fol
China Painting. Address Frances M
Reese, 4a24 Grand Boulevard, Chi.
cago. Illinois.-Adv.
At Devils Lake States Attorney T
B. Elton is in Devils Lake on business
IN connection with the United War
work drive. He will return here to.
morrow evening.
Auction Sale-Tuesday, Nov. IL, 10
a.. m. on the La Velle farm, s miles
south, Of g.. NJ. r~oundhouse, 3 miles
asst Of Mortified, Sc IA sec. 49,. g. F.
township. viii sell all live stock and
machinery. Owen La Velle. executor,
Daniel La Velle estate.-Adv.N
Died Today-Gerard Roers of Man.
vel died today at a local hospital fol-
lowing an attack Of influenza. The
funeral service will probably be held
at Norman's undertaking parlors to-
morrow.
Season Opens-Range> practice will
begin tonight in the basement Of the
court house. The Grand Forks Rifle
club is planning for a series Of inter-
esting events for. the winter, and, is
anxious to have a good attendance
Died In France-Mrs. Frank Mar
coux of this city has just received no.
tfce that her nephew, George Pickett
of Bertha, Mimi, died in France OF
pneumonia some time during SeptemR
Der. /
Out Of Daneee-.william Keefe, q
versity is reported to be out Of danger
Mr. Keefe has suffered from a sever
attack Of influenza followed by pneu.
monia.
:. sr-.. .rE -H -D-
Card OF Thanks-we wish to thank
u many friends and relatives for
their kindness and sympathy follow
ing the death Of our beloved son, also
for the beautiful floral offerings
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kirkeide.-Adv.
Workers Needed-Rumors Of peace
have affected the local war office to
the extent that they are without help
In the form of volunteer workers
Volunteers are urgently needed in this
office Immediately as there is a great
amount Of work to be taken care Of.
Card Of Thanks-we wish to ex-
tend our thanks to u many friends
for the beautiful floral gifts and ex-
presstons Of sympathy rendered us
following the death Of our son. We
especially wish to thank Rev. Watson.
MI. and Mrss odin overby.-Adv.
For Sale-Owing to the fact that e
M. Mathews hasFbeen called for over
seas Y. NJ. c. A. work, their furniture
Ford car, etc., are for sale. The all
modern house they now occupy al
1905 University avenue, will be fol
rent. N. W. phone 1774-Jt-Adv.
Matthews to Enter War Work..
NJ. MaLLneWS Oh university avenue mas
been notified to report in New York.
to leave for overseas service in the 7.
M. c. A. He expects to leave for the
east In a day or two. During his alb
sence, Mrs. Matthews will reside with
her daughter, Mrs. Bernice Cross, at
Oshkosh, Wis.
Card Of Thanke-we wish to thank
our friends for their kindness and
sympathy at the death Of our dear
son. Clarence: also for the beautiful
flowers. Special thanks to Rev. J. G.
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. McKeever and
famIly.-Adv.
Wookrowers to Organ&ze-Grand
Forks county farmers may organize
a woolgrowers' association, according
to County Agent Rex E. Willard. The
demand for wool has encouraged
farmers to raise more sheep, and the
farm bureau has authorized the coun-
ty agent to conduct a campaign with
the view Of introducing more sheep
into the county.