Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-11-02

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To Whom Il May Concern-Mr., G..
pills contracted in this city by Mrs. c..
L. Gaugler.-Adv.
New Classes win be. organized Mon
day evening at tho night school att
Aaker's Business College. clifford
Voters Attention-Wm. d. Perkins.
Democratic candidate for Register OF
Deeds. Grand Forks county. Your
Support VIII be appreciated-Ady.
I Am n'Candidate for reelection to
:he office OF Register Of Deeds. I re-
the primary election in June and Will
appreciate the support Of the voters
at the general election. Don Nc
HDonald.--Adv.
Gym to Bc Renovated-Thc z. M.
c. A. gymnasium will be in brand new
order when classes are able to start
again. The floor has been oiled, the
mats have been cleaned and the floors
are being newly marked for basket
ball and volley ball.
. Minister Here-Rev. e. A. Deake,
pastor-at-large OF the Baptist church
IN North Dakota. is here today, on his
\ way to points in the western part of
the state. For the last several weeks
Rev. Mr.. Deake has been at his home
in Park Rapids. Mimi. where Mrs.
ioeake has been seriously i'll.
10 Old Friends md All Voters-1
:gish> to let you know that I am the
Democratic nominee for the Office Of
County Treasurer and would like to
hoVyA ry@e, NAM -, h0y~ ~ q OF the n100.
ton November 5. Yours respectfully.
Frank w. schlaberg.-Ady.
Vote for Hans Anderson, county
auditor, candidate for reelection. Be
lieving your preference to be for the
of his office his entire-time and per-
sonal attention, I feel free to solicit
you influence on my behalf during
this campaign. Thanking o for
past favors. Hans Anderson.-Adv.
To the Voters OF Grand Forks Coun-
ty-fIaving received the nomination
for the office ofNthe clerk OF the dis
trict court, of Grand Forks county, at
the June primaries. I respectfully ask
of the voters their support n vote
, at the election to be held November
5th, 1918. Thanking you for your
kindness in the past, and trusting that
I nay receive your support, I remain,
respectfully yours. M. W. spaulding.
"U' to Open Nov. PIN a letter
sent out yesterday to university stu
dents throughout the state, announce
ment was made that the university
would open on November IL. The
condition at the university has i'm
proved to, such an extent that the S.
A. T. G. men have been recalled to
~ /, I,St S.1o ~ conditions cf{11 nv.
listing throughout the state it was not
deemed advisable to bring the stu
dents to the university until Novem-
Der 10. &
Matthicsen on Way-Pat Heidan,
=. transportation officer from the state
p~enitentiary, arrived in the city last
night and today took L. B. Matthiesen
= to Bismarck, where he has been SEN
fenced. to a Ave year Imprisonment IN
the state penitentiary. He wa SEN
.rtenced, Wednesday by, District Judge
c. M. Cooley for grand larceny and
escaped yesterday from the Jail here,
only to be recaptured a few hours
later.
Arrived Overseae-Mr. and Mrs. l.
/ ACarter, 705 Belmont avenue today
received word from their son. Ser
SGdIL Jd1ucS S0I LCl 1oLSCly = 1SLA
artillery. coast artillery corps, that he
has arrived safely overseas. Sergeant
Carter left Grand Forks for Fort Lo-
gan, Colo., on, March 8; some time
later he was transferred to Fort Cas-
we'll, N. c., thence to Camp Eustis
Va, and finally to Camp Stuart, Va
where he was stationed when he re.
ceived orders to report for overseas
duty.
Invited to N. Y.-George A. Bang.
today was invited to attend q testi.
- monial reception rendered by the
knights Of P'ythias Of New York t.
elected supreme vice chancellor al
q Detroit, Mich. With Mr. Bangs. Mr.
Ladew is a member of the board Of
control Of insurance Of the Knights Of
Pythias. The reception is to be held a,
the Floral Gardens. Broadway and
146th street, New York CITY, IN TN
evening, Of November IL. \
Council to Meet-The regular
monthly meeting of the city council
will belheld at the Council chambers
at the city hall, Monday evening. No.
vember 4. 1t is not likely there will
\ be any matters of serious importance
and the council will probably adjourn
to a date after the election4 A sue
cessor to Alderman Gillette of the
Fifth. ward will be elected at the gem
b eral election. November 5 and the
council must meet within a day OF
two afterward to canvass the votes.
Died at Foeston-Homer A. Larson
25, a brother Of Mrs. I. 4. Lohn, 1902
Walnut street, this city. died at Foss'
ton, Minn.,4 on Friday night. The
young man had been i'll Of tuber.
culosis for some time, and his death
had been expected. Mrs. Lohn' was
called, to her brothers bedside las'
week. The funeral is to be held or
Monday. at Fosstoh, and Mr. Loh1
will leave tomorrow to be present al
the services. The deceased was vel
known here.