Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-04-23

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"Blue Bird Matinee at a o'clock on
Wednesday for the school children
Adv .a
IN from st. Thomas I4unde of
st. Thomas was visiting friends In the
city yesterday. | gE8
Nice Box Elder shade trees, for sale
at half price at Oscar Wick's Nursery,
Minnesota Point. East Grand Forks
Adv. @
No Funeral Here-The remains OF
Rosalie A. Hatherell, who died here
yesterday morning. will be Clipped to
GAINESVILLE, wis. whore several OF her
relatives now live.
The Eastern Star give another of
their popular parties this evening at
the Temple. All Masons and their
families invited:-Ady!
Rcd Cross Talk-short Red Cross
talks were given at all the thfaters
last night by II. w. Bishop, Paul
Grinith, Henry o'Keefe and III H.
Schnabel.
"Blue Bird" Matinee at 4 o'clock on
NSuItOSuny IA0S ~ 0~AkSSA y efE
ADV.
Miller Returns-P. w. Miller Of the
Grand Forks Tractor company re-
turned yesterday from the twin cities
where he had been in tine interests Of
his company.
Masonic Temple Neutrality-suspicious.
party Of the Eastern Star. Cards.
dancing. music, for Masons and their
faniiies.-Adv.
Judge Cooley to Devils Lakc-Dis-
trict Judge G. NJ. Cooley left last
night for Devils Like. where he will
preside in district court for Judge c.
w. Euttz.
To tho yoters-I wish to announce
treasurer. Grand Forks county. and
your support Will be appreciated
Nels O.. Loiland.--Adv.
Returns Homc-Sherif a. i. FUR
rer returned yesterday from, st. Paul.
where he has been attending to, bust
ness for the past few days.
viii Appear Tonight-Mrs. NJ.
Mosely Withers, dramatic reader. will
appear this evening at the Grace
Methodist church IN readings from
Riley. Dunbar and Shakespeare.
johnson EnIistcd-H. johnson Of
Grafton las. enlisted in the navy
through the local recruiting ONCE,
.'Bluc Bird, Matinee at 4 o'clock on
Wednesday, for the school children
ADV.
Word From Tcxas-JoseI h JorEer-
son writes from Waco. Tex. saying
that his company has been transfer
red from st. Paul to the present
camp. where the men will receive
more thorough training IN aviation.
The White Clover Dairy Farm ID
now ready to deliver milk and cream,
to anyone on the South Side. We
offer a pure article produced under
E sanitary CONDITIONS. Telephone your
order to Ed. Douglas. Tri-state 432-L.
ADV.
Lilo Goes IAway-Waldcmar Lilo.
one Of the prominent debaters OF the
university. left today for his home at
Lengthy Mimi. where he will spend
a few days previous to his departure
for Camp Dodge. Mr.. Lilo will alsJ
visit .relatives;s at Crcokstonse so. $40
Household Furniture for sale-Ma-
hosany bedroom set. chairs. tables
china. glassware. etc. Also numbers
% sets choice books. OF leading au-
thors. Inquire for week at 4i3 South
Fifth street, after 2, p. NJ. Willis A.
Joy.--AdV. pa rsf
Erworth League To:ight-The, Ep.
worth league OF the Scandinavian.
Methodist. church will meet at the
''hurchsthis evening. at 8 o'clock. Rev
& A.. .Ioertnsen OF Neville. NJ d.,
ed rev. TT. NJ. Holm Of Hillsboro
VII DO the speakers. All are wei.
Conrtans i1niurch-F'rank j.. Con.
STAINS. son =of,Mr. and Mrs. IL. E. Con-
stans Of this citNa was seriously injur'
ri when his horse stepped into q hole
curing q cavalry charge near Homo
lulu. the horse rolling over on his
body. Young f'onstans is serving
with the Fourth cavalry, United
states army. in Hawaii. and. accord
ing to his letter received today, the
accident occurred abou. April g, A:
no further information has been re.
ceived, It is thought Mr.. Constans i:
recovering from his injuries.
untrpc Rumor .sbroad-Ancthe,
rnwarrhnted story about the death
cf a Grand Forks soldier in France
va in circulation today when it wa!
srerorted that Dune McNicol had beer
killed IN action. Investigation re
yealed the fact that there is nj
foundation for the story. The Herald
is in receipt of information tendin,