Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-09

.tising, olrculation, Stationery, job
= o~ookkssping Department. Gal
Either Phone 500.
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Ask Your Grocer for Burt olney
canned goods. They are pure and
wholesomc.-Adv.
Emcrado Visitor-A. j. Ulvcdahl of
Emerald was a visitor in the city yes
terday.
Dance ut Key West Friday, April
12. Music by .Finley's orchestra.
Everybody come.-Adv. ;.
Nice Box Elder shade trees for sale
at half price at Oscar Wick's Nursery,
Minnesota Point, East Grand Forks
Adv.
Hogan to South Dakota. V. Ho-
gan of the First Savings bank, was
called to Aberdeen, S. D., to attend to
business matters.
Rheinhardt is Hl-A. E.. Rhcin-
hardt, 1116 University avenue, is con-
fined to his home by an attack of
grippe.
Is at Portland-Carl ,Setness, for
merly of this city. is now employed in
the st. Johns shipyards at Portland,
Orc, according to word received here
this morning.
From Cavalicr-R. S. Dickey is
spending Il few days with friends in
the city before leaving for Mime
apolis, where he expects to enlist in
the marine corps.
Married Yesterday. G. Stein and
Thora Larson, both OF breckenridge,
Mimi. were married by County Judge
j. *. Hassell at the court house yes
tcrday.
Vacation E;rds--The city schools
r%eopencd Yesterday morning after the
week ~of.E,astcr vacation and both
teachers and pupils are attacking
their work with renewed vigor.
Musicale to be given April . in
Grace Methodist church by Mrs. NJ.
Moseley Withers and Miss Francis
Jorgensun has been postponed till
April % on account of the illness OF
Mrs. WitherS.--Adv.
R"ck from Minneapolis-C'. RI.
Williams of International avenue has
returned from ~ months visit with
his parents in Minneapolis. Mr.. Will
Jams intends to leave for Billings.
Mont. in the latter part of the month.
Here From TcnncSsce-Gco. y.
Hardvillc of Memphis. Tenn. is maxi
ing his annua business visit to North
Dakota and is in this city now for a
few days. Mr.. Hardville's hoEhood
home was near Eathgatc. n. D..
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Four-Minutc SpcakcrS--Rcv. ". J.
Moore, Prof. j. NJ. Gillette. rrof. G..
NJ. Javncs, Rev. r. Gallagher. Rev.
VIM. Elfrins M II. n. Wells arc the
ur-Minutc speakers for this week
who will discuss tho Third Liberty
Loan at the local thcnters.
Maxwell al Perry la.~-F. \. Max
we'll. who was for years the chief dis
patcher for the Great Northern in
this city. is now acting in the capacity
Of trainmaster for the G. NJ. e. st. J..
at Perry. Iowa.
Rcd Cross Dance and Carnival Civ
en- by First Ward chapter Friday,
April ~. at Lincoln school, Mime
sofa Point. Don't forget the country
store, Everybody welcome. Union
orchestra: soc per couple, extra
lady 25c.-Adv.
Graves to ChicaEo-C. W. Graves.
secretary of the Northern Packing
Co.. left last night on a business trip
to the Twin Cities and Chicago. Dur
ing his stay in the latter city he will
attend Il convention of the Associ-
ation of Commerce of the United
States.
Two .Arrcsts-Two transients were
arrested this morning for being in
toxicated. They appeared before Po-
lice Magistrate j.. r.. Church n one
paid a s. fine; the other vas given Il
choice of spending Is days IN the
county jail at hard labor or leaving
the city within five hours. lie left.
Or. Matthews in n. Y.-Thc New
York Globe" Of last Saturday says
that Rev. William Matthews. former
ly of this city. who has recently be-
come pastor of the Greenwich Pres
byterian church in the metropolis. is
taking up his work with great. en-
thusiasm." The paper states that Mr..
Matthews els interested in all forms
of church life. but especially in work
for men. and among h plans which
he is formulating, is an extension Of
the activity of the church among the
young men Of the vicinity
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
hereby announce myself &: candi-
date for the republican nomination
for the office of county treasurer.
subject to the decision Of the voters at
the primary election to he held in
June. If nominated and elected ]
shall give to the duties Of the position
full and faithful service, n l will
appreciate any support that may be
given me. ~.
"A. r. Turner.
Political Advertising.
Why. certainly you have to move
up the supper hour to keep the whole
record straight. And. besides, The
cook is entitled to her extra hour OF
daylight.