Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-03-05

Burns HCdurns-A. H. Burns re-
turned this morning from an extend-
ed trip to Superior. Duluth, Milwau-
kee and other eastern points.
Commended for W0rk-Chief j. w.
Lowe this morning received a letter
from U. S. Marshal S. j.. Doyle con-
him on the way he had
the alien enemy registration
in the city.
Mems Homo Knit Hosc-Just re-
ceived rs dozen mems home knit hose
in white and gray made from home-
spun yarn, just the same as they send
to the boys across the water. Price
500 and $1.25. Arneson Mercantile
Company, East Grand Forks-Adv.
Back From Valley City-Sheriff A..
=. Turner, Dean r. j. Babcock, Will
liam McGraw. Thomas Grif1ths.
Frank Schlaberg and William
Schultz returned last night from a
tended. a meeting in connection with
a mine in which they are Interested.
Mems Homo Knit Hose-Just re-
ceived rs dozen mems home knit hose
in white and gray made from home-
spun yarn, just the same as they send
to h boys across the water. Price
$1.0O and $1.25. Arneson Mercantile
Company, East Grand Forks-Adv.
McVcy to Speak-Colonel Mcvey
will speak at the Roosevelt school this
evening at the parent-teachers meet
ing, on the subject, Military Training
in the Schools" All people interest
ed On school work. especially in the
Roosevelt district, are invited to at
tend.
Standard Quartet CominE-The
Standard Quartet of Lisbon will fur
nish music for a patriotic meeting
neNt Sunday. 1t has not been decided
where the meeting. will be held. The
quartet is touring the state singing
for Red Cross and patriotic gather
ings of all kinds.
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Mems Homo Knit Hosc-Just re-
ceived 25 dozen mems homo knit hose
in white and gray made from home
spun yarn, just the same as they send
to tho hoys across the water. Price
$1.0o and $1.25. Arneson Mercantile
Company, East Grand I'orks-Adv.
School Board to Mect-The rcgula,
meeting of the board Of education
! will be held in the board of education
! ness will be taken up. and also the
matter Of resumirg work OF the Cen
trail High school building as soon as
the weather permits.
Successful Week Closes-Rev. a. ]
Krogstad of Edinburg yesterday
closed a very successful week OF
Lenten services al the Bethel church
This week the services will be held
by Rev. I: s~tralsbroten of Mayville
assisted by r.. Frederickson. ar
The services will be held at ia;
every evening.
Catalogue Of Seed OwncrsNN-Th,
state department of agriculture l.
compiling a catalogue of the ind;
viduals and companies who have see,
grain for sale. for the convenience o
the farmers who will make use of thu
seed and feed bonding act. The see
is to he tested by the state seed com
missioner.
Returned to City - Mrs. Myrtl
cambridge returned Saturday evening
to Grand Forks, after a year of alb
sencc, to renew business connection
with the Grand FORKS School OF MI
sic. Mrs. Bainb"idgc being known t.
the public as an experienced teacher
the school will he enabled With ,thi
valuable addition to the stoff Of teach
ers tn respond to the continuousl
growing den1ands.--Adv.
Testify at Devils Lakc-M. u
Spaulding, clerk of the district cour
and Mrs. T. n. Stone. stenographe'
went to Devils Lake yesterday to Civ
testimony concerning records of til
Ease of North Dakota against w. \
Raker of Devils Lake, which was di:
missed ny District .Jp,drc Charles v
Cooler some tibc ago. Baker is SUN
tho state for $4,000 on a charge {
malicious prosecution.
Mayor Dinnic Honao Soon-In
letter tn CITY Auditor w. Fl. AleXar
aor Mavor I. a. Dirrie. who is mo-
in Los Angeles, says that the weathe
is fine ind that be cxnects to 'eay
there March < or tero"o and will al
rive here on or about March IS. q
',ci,. ra~ homo Mayor and Mrs. Dir
ME expect to stop at Chicago an
~.,crd - fow lays listing the
daughter. Mrs. II. S. Danfnrth.