Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-09-19

Hanky, who some time ago received
his appointment for officers training |
camp, will leave for Camp Pike this
evening to report for duty.
Called for Observation-Disclosures have
been ~recetved by the local registra-
ton board for the induction Of Otto
schulz from Teton county, Choteau.
Mont. The order states that Schulz
should report at n
Returns to Camp Today-sam
Young Of this city who has spent the
past ten days in the city as a guest
at'the farm home Of John Mike near
the city, Will return to Camp Funston,
kas.. tonight, where he has been sta
toned for the past several months.
Notioe-seth Cummings. Zion, N.
D., would like to hear from any MEM
Der OF the family Of George Hass.
who used to live at Kempton, N. D.
Any person who knows their address
will please write Mr.. Chmmings.-N
Adv.
VIII Attend Military School-wil-
liam O'Keefe and James Mulally will
leave this evening for st. Thomas
college, where they will take a course
IN military instruction.
Park Board Meets-The city park
board met last night to complete
plans for the a of winter sports.
M. F. Murphy, president of the board,
acted as chairman of the meeting.
Laborers Needed North-There is
plenty of work in the fields yet to be
done in the northern. part of the state.
United States Labor Inspector Clyde
Baker announces. Fifty men were
placed yesterday for threshing and
there is still a demand for moro.
Auto Stolen and Found-A 7-pas-
,senger studebaker touring car, be-
longing to p. O. Thorson, 522
Chestnut street, was stolen last night
from his garage. 1t was found by
the police near the Great Northern
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Night Dance
will be given every week in the Odd
Fellows hall, corner Kittson avenue
and Fourth street. AT the request of
the boys in training at the university
this dance will commence at eight
O'Clock sharp as they have to be in
dance is in every way clean and re-
spectable.-Adv.
Smith viii Reside Here-Fred
Smith and his family returned to
Grand Forks from Great Falls, where
he has lived for the past year. Mr..
Smith has, accepted a position with
the Lyons company and will make
his residence in this city again. ~
Herman Wolff on Furlough-Her-
man Wolff, son Of Mrs. Herman Wolff
of Belmont apartments, is spending
q few days furlough at his home. Mr..
| VNalff u q uV1a~t Sa thu axyto<}~~
school at Berkeley. Cal.
X. Of p. to Meet Tonight-rhe
Knights Of Pythias will meet this
evening In the K. P. hall at 8 o'clock
for its regular meeting. J.. A. binnie
and George A. Bangs will give re-
ports OF the recent supreme lodge
meeting and matters of war activities
will be discussed.
Word From Weash-1n an interest
ing letter from Kenneth Welsh to
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. W.
early California rains These rains
which do not generally come until the
latter part Of October, have arrived
and It they do not o o cease will
necessitate the immediate removal OF
Camp Fremont
". G. G. 8. Makes Plans-At q
meeting Of the W. C.. C. 8. committed
of the Commercial club held last eve
ntng, plans were laid for the enter
tainment of the boys in training at
the The establishing OF hos
tess houses, and the continuing Of the
Sunday dinner entertainment were
among the tentative plans made. The
7. M. G. A. will also work in connec-
4 ton with tho cluh and oman itS e1nms
Masons to Celebrate Foast-All
Scottish Rite Masons will observe the
Feast Of the Tabernacle on Saturday
evening, September FL, at 8 o'clock
at the Masonic temple. 1t is q. fes-
tival for Thanksgiving. observed un-
OF prayer and atonement. Regular
meeting will be held this evening a,
8 o'clock.
Signs 10 Beseve-A crack In you
chimney Is a. ure sign hat you ar.
going to move. If you dream OF
smelling smoke. it is q sign that you
are asleep and had, better wake up
To see q paperhanger papering ovel
a due hole indicates an impending
loss. If you can see your. shado~,
from an oil lamp while filling q, gaso.
line stove. it indicates a crowd Of
people coming to your house.. Wher
the wind means 1t is Extremely bat
luck to burn trash near the house
These signs indicate that you shoult
be insured with A. p. clifford & Co
Both phones 5.-Adv.
ALLIES ADVANCING
IN 4 IN MIL Ep0NT