Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-18

spanish aFlu"-Prevent It; spray.
nose, gargle throat with Microba-all
good druggists, or IL South Fourth ,
street, Grand Forks. N. D:--Adv.
Tester FANNY Aflicted-Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Tessier and two childrsn
have all become victims of the cpl
demic and are quite III. Mr.. Tesster
was removed to the detention hospt-
tai.
Card OF Thanks wish to express
my heartfelt thanks to- the company
mothers and the men Of Company A,
also Lieutenant Kelly. for their kind
ness and sympathy and the beautiful
floral offerings. Mrs. ". A. Parker.
ADV -
Is Bound for the EAst-word was
received IN the city this morning tell
Ing of the departure Of Liantenant
Ansel Wineman from Fort Sill, Okla
for I'm eastern camp, previous to his
trip overseas.
Going to yirginia7rAn additional
number Of carpenters will leave the
city today from the local labor cm-
office, for Fargoswhere an,
examination will be held for laborers
to take up work in the shtpyards In
Norfolk, Virginia. About 20 men will
leave from. this office. \
Mrs. Comnick Dies-Mrs. F. w.
Comnick, 524 Griggs avenue, died last
night at q local hospital, following
complications resulting from inau-
enz She Is survived by her husband
and two children, Helen and Alice.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been definitely decided upon.
Fagerlind Family Here-Mr. and
Mrs. Haakon Fagerlind of Minne-
apolis have arrived here with their
three children and have taken a resi-
dence on Cherry street. Mr.. Eager
lind will be employed by one of the
clothing stores Of the city; he is we'll
known here, having spent some years
here prior to 1918. Mrs. Fagerlind Is
a native Of Maddox, N. q.
Pending Arrnngements-It was
enormously stated in the morning
edition of today's Herald that Rev. H.
B. Thorgrimsen's resignation, handed
to the trustees Of the First Lutheran
church yesterday, would take effect
Immediately. The fact is that the
resignation becomes effective when ar
engagements for the congregations fu-
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Salvation Army Fund Short-An
appeal to the people of the city has
been sent out seeking assistance in
filling the desired quota for the SAL
walton Army war relief fund. This
drive vas begun in April and at the
present time $500 is lacking to fill up
the desired amount allotted to fill up
Chairman Tracy r. Bangs of the COM
mittee wishes the people to show their
appreciation of the wonderful work
the Salvation Army. is carrying on in
the trenches.
Gets U. S. News-Assistant POST
master J.. j. Dunlop has receivedNa let
at a base hospital in France, who
ings to his friends in this city. The
Equartermastsr encloses a copy of the
Paris editio4rof the New York Herald
to show that American soldiers
abroad are being kept informed of
news at home.
No services--There will be no
services in the churches of Grand
Forks next. Sunday owing to the fact
that the order forbidding all public
gatherings still remains in force. The
order was issued october s by the city
health authorities upon instructions
received from the surgeon general OF
the United States through the state
board of health for North Dakota and
Will not be recalled until all danger
Of the spread of Spanish influenza Is
past.
S. a. T. G. Man pies-Private War
rem Johnson, member Of Company A
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