Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-25

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organization In this city.
Begin Now to enjoy yourselves by
taking your Sunday dinner at Hotel
Dacotah. We cater to the states of
all.-Adv. E$M:
Bangs TO Atlanta-Tracy r. Bangs
has left for Atlanta, Ga, where he will
attend aqmeeting Of the war relief
commission of the knight Templar
order. Mr.. Bangs expects to be gone
Tor aboutsten days.
Dance. in the open air at Belmont
Park Pavilion, where. the good floor
Is" one mile south Of Grand Forks,
May 20 and 80, at 9 O'Clock. Basso's
(Emards) full orchestra Tri-State
phone 4s2R.-Adv.
Boys Leave Sunday-A farewell
party was held last night for VIM.
Schroeder, Harry Schave, Herbert
and Thurston Wells. who have
enlisted in the navy and will leave for
tneir training camp tomorrow night.
But One Rejected-out Of the "a
men sent from this county May IL
only n was rejected because of
physical disabilities, according to re-
turns received at the local draft office
from Camp Logan, Col.
Annual Meeting Next Week-The
annual meeting Of the Commercial
club members for the purpose of
electing directors to take the place of
those whose terms expire this year.
WILL be held In the club rooms June s.
Discuss Sunday School Work-Sun-
day school workers of the Congrega-
tional church met at the home Of Mrs.
Robert Green to discuss plans for the
carrying on of the work during the
summer months. They decided upon
q series OF special programs such as
were held last year.
At the Met-can you think a BILL
non dollars? It's q lot Of money.
George Walsh fight for it In "Brave
and Bold" at $3.50, 1880 or 9:16. Mike
Donlin Is a Wen street shark who
tries to hog the billion, but George
beats him to it.-Adv.
Secord Return-Rollie H. Hecord.
Y. 8. NJ, who was called here from
Cambridge, Mass, by the death Of his
rather, left yesterday morning for
" SoO11A0 Ills uOLlcS LII Lll0
radio school there. He will visit rela-
tives- en- route.
"A. Knudson Hl-A. Knudson, COM
mander Of the Willis A. German Post.
g. A. R., is confined to his home be-
cause of a slight illness and Is not ex-
pected to be able to participate in the
Memorial services at the First Luth-
eran church tomorrow.
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Mr.. Nngley Returning-Rev. G. e.
Tfngiey is expected to return this
evening from Atlantic City, N. j.,
where he has been attending the
Northern Baptist convention. Mr..
T1ngley will speak in the First Bap-
list church tomorrow.
Whitwell Comes Tonieht-Joseph
!. Whitwell, pastor Of the First spir-
ltuallst church of st. Paul, and of the
Minnesota Spiritualist association, will
arrive here tonight to conduct spir-
1tualist services which will be held in
the farmers room Of the court house
every evening during the coming
week.
Act As Registrars-w. W. Feean,
Robert Green. l.. K. Lohn, j. C. Shep.
pard. B.. F. -Brockhoff and Martin o,
Atou6eA IldVo volunteered and filed
their oath as registrars for registra.
ton day, June S. and will act in thai
capacity at the office Of the local draft
board on that day, when the men who
have become 81 years old since June
5, 1917, will register for ~selective
service. =
VIII Collect Gannes-1f Richard
Black, Cecil Marchbanks, Art Ear.
duer or Lindley Patton, patrol leaders
OF the various Boy Scout organization.
in the city, are notified they will cal
at any home in the city and take
games and magazines t o the Y. M. C
A. from those who care to donate
them, and they will be tNrned over tc
the ~" booth and will add to the
entertainment Of the ~selective mer
who will leave for military training
Monday, May 81.
Attention. G. A. R.-The annual lob.
servance of Memorial Sunday will
occur Sunday, May 26, at the FRS
Lutheran church at 10:45 a. M, Rev
H. B. Thorgrimsen in charge. Com.
rades will assemble at the court house
and proceed by auto to the church
The w. r. c. and Sons of Veterans
will have a place assigned to them
Any remnant Of the "lostf cause" anl
other war veterans. also the "boys'
of today are welcome. A. J.. Pierce
post adjutant. j. e. Cunningham
senior vice commander.